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Follow news of the Fund as it builds its base of supporters and activities across the UK and important events in the world of kidney cancer.


Lowless Solicitors, West Wales donate a cheque to The James Whale Fund for Kidney Cancer.
The James Whale Fund for Kidney Cancer is part of the Business Network Wales Group to raise awareness of Kidney Cancer and the aims of The Fund in Wales. >>

Riding from Arch to Arc in aid of kidney cancer
The James Whale Fund for Kidney Cancer has set off on their annual bicycle ride with a group of challengers cycling from Marble Arch in London to the Arc de Triomphe in Paris. The riders aim to raise in excess of £20,000 for the charity by the time they reach the French capital on Sunday.  >>

Launch of Britain's Biggest Curry Party
James Whale Fund for Kidney Cancer will join forces with Food Scientist Kumud Gandhi to host the launch of Britain’s Biggest Curry Party, ahead of the event which will take place in October. >>

CAGEKID Research Programme
The EU Directorate General for Research has awarded €10.5 million over 4 years to a research programme investigating the genomics of kidney cancer. >>

James Whale, Founder & Chairman of the UK's leading klidney cancer charity welcomes The Kidney Cancer Association to British shores!
The James Whale Fund for Kidney Cancer is pleased to welcome The Kidney Cancer Association to London where they will be holding a Patient Survivor Seminar on Thursday 6 May 2010.  >>

Response to Conservative Party news on availability of cancer drugs
Rose Woodward, herself a survivor of kidney cancer and Patient Advocate for the James Whale Fund for Kidney Cancer said “On behalf of the James Whale Fund for kidney Cancer and my fellow kidney cancer patients, we welcome the news today that Conservative Party will set up a Fund to enable patients suffering from rarer cancers to get the... >>

James Whale 'on a promise' from 10 Downing Street to meet and discuss kidney cancer concerns.
James Whale, founder of the James Whale Fund for Kidney Cancer was pleased to meet the Secretary of State for Health, Andy Burnham at a special reception aimed at celebrating Britain’s progress towards beating cancer. >>