In March, MPs and Lords from all major political parties welcomed the Man Van to Speaker’s Court in the heart of the House of Commons for our highest profile prostate cancer testing opportunity since the vehicle was launched. You can [...]

We were delighted to be invited to Sutton United Football Club to raise awareness of prostate cancer to the fans.  We brought the ManVan to the grounds although not to give PSA blood tests this time around (we plan to [...]

We were honoured to be invited to the Shah Jahan Mosque in Woking.  Our great friend and supporter, High Sheriff, Shahid Azeem made some introductions to Imam Hafiz Hashmi and we were able to visit Friday prayers. Our Support Group [...]

As part of Prostate Cancer Awareness Month, a mobile PSA testing clinic will be stationed at the heart of Westminster on Wednesday 26 March 2025, offering free prostate cancer checks to Parliamentarians and staff, while highlighting the importance of early [...]

One of our Trustees, Professor Stephen Langley, Clinical Director of Urology at the Royal Surrey Hospital and co-chairman in urology of the Surrey & Sussex Cancer Alliance attended the recent European Urology Conference in Madrid to give a presentation on [...]

We are continually and pleasantly surprised at all the clever ideas our supporters come up with to raise money and awareness for the Prostate Project. The latest came from Charlotte Edwards and her friends, who proposed to hold a Masterclass [...]

Catch up on our news in our February E Bulletin.  Read here

W.Bro John Massey Assistant Provincial Grand Master, The Mark Province of Surrey presented our chair, Martin Davies with a whopping cheque for £10,000.  Martin had been invited to their annual dinner, where he gave an after dinner talk raising awareness [...]

Guildford audiences were treated to two spectacular nights of live music as the annual ‘Paul Jones and Friends’ concerts once again hit all the right notes, raising money for the Prostate Project. This precise line-ups are always a closely guarded [...]

Keith Powell, 68, underwent a radical prostatectomy just 12 weeks after younger brother, Alan, 66, had the same lifesaving operation at Royal Surrey County Hospital.  It was a chance remark on a lad’s holiday that led to retired gas and [...]