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So for years I. donated Cancer Research and done Lot charity work with my 2 kids yet very dissatisfied disappointed in service waited a refund which has taken over 6 years yet still waiting and different stay says be sorted and wasted very very not happy service we will never donate or help charity’s again after we were treated this way disgusting

Date of experience : 27 December 2021

A company that makes over £600 Million…

A company that makes over £600 Million a year and pays its CEO over £200,000 a year and apparently they still haven’t cured cancer. It’s just a massive con like religion. Anything to get your money. I hope their ceo is diagnosed with something terminal soon as karma

Date of experience : 13 November 2022

Terrible customer service in the…

Terrible customer service in the Catterick store, especially manager Michelle. Rude, confrontational awful service. She should be reprimanded for terrible treatment of disabled customers, won't be shopping there again. Both of the other staff present were also useless at conflict resolution. Wouldn't trust this charity with your hard earned money. Give it to animal charities instead who actually care rather than these money grabbers, regret every penny previously spent here

Date of experience : 30 August 2022

Horrible manager

My mum and i have both had a few negative experiences in the Holloway Road store My mum has bought items that upon arriving at home were found to be damaged, she went back straight away and had to insist to get a full refund as they were refusing completely. I went in last week and found a lovely pair of trousers from M&S, i was in a rush and had no time to try them on. I asked one lady if i could buy them and try at home and return if they didn't fit. The Mediterranean woman (possibly the manager) instantly butted in and said no refunds, only exchange that i needed to try in store. Bare in mind at this time i was wearing a pair of trousers i bought in another CRUK that i was told was okay for a full refund. I asked why and she became very argumentative. In the end i left the trousers as i was put off by the very unwelcoming shop clerk.

Date of experience : 01 September 2022

They have never beaten cancer

They have never beaten cancer . Adverts are sick. But they have huge head office in London. Money is notnotnot going to cancer research. Btw chemotherapy not good enough

Date of experience : 06 February 2022

Zero support for their charity store…

Zero support for their charity store branches in UK being the first to cease taking donations of dvd and cds, plus computer games and records. Ridiculous. Just after I had dropped them in a lot of cds. Which presumably they threw away afterwards in the trash. They could have sent them all to CEX and got a money back donation on them all just from them to go to the charity. Poor strategy not thought through. Very disappointed. I regularly bought dvds there too!

Date of experience : 27 January 2022

This refers to the new Superstore in…Torquay

This refers to the new Superstore in Wren Retail Park Torquay. When this opened prices were good. Apparently the Area Sales Manager has insisted all dresses are priced at £5. Initially they varied between £3 and £5. So good choice depending on brand. Now not so. The lady on the till didn’t agree with this policy. But typically staff on the ground who know what sells are railroaded by Management. Also quite a large amount of the stock should be ragged, holey scruffy bobbly jumpers, shoes with little sole. I go there weekly and stock should be moving through if priced right but same old boring rubbish week after week.

Date of experience : 06 July 2023

Linwood store

I would like to write this review as I have been in and out of the Linwood shop regularly over the last few months and the staff are amazing, so helpful and the shop is so well laid out, people really need to go in for a look, the stock for spring/summer is brilliant, rugs for the garden, fake plants etc, thanks for alm you do to support Cancer research also, this is so important

Date of experience : 15 April 2024

I used to go to the Byres Road store…

I used to go to the Byres Road store every weekend, I am disappointed to know that the store has closed down! I’ll have to travel to either the city centre or Annie’s land for my bargains now - not that I mind! I just hope the lovely pink haired manager is still within the company! She was a delight!

Date of experience : 16 April 2021

Cancer charity shop abuse

Cancer research shop on Lord Street, Southport - I had a horrible experience with the manager. I asked the assistant if a Jacket for £9.50 could be bought for £7.50. She asked the manager, who flew into a complete rant that they never reduce their prices under any circumstances - she was so aggressive and rude that another customer came over to me to see if I was alright and to say there was no need for that and it put her off shopping there. I know it's a charity shop. I'm shopping in charity shops because I'm on a pension and can't afford to pay shop prices. Charity should help people both ways especially at this time. When I give items to charity shops, I hope the person buying is also helped by the low price. Charity shops like Cancer research seem to be big business now and have lost their way in helping people. Regardless, I should not have been treated the way I was. Jean

Date of experience : 01 December 2022

Avoid these con artists

Avoid these con artists, they are misleading the masses, they are bought and paid for by big firms so they will never disclose the truth for example its known BPA can effect breast cancer, have a look at what they say about BPA

Date of experience : 04 March 2022

The woman should not work with public

Went to donate extremely rare engineering books that my father owned . He lost his life last Christmas through depression. The woman said they would go in the bin . So I took them from there . I explained she needed to be a bit more tactful with her words after what had happened . She didn’t care at all even after I explained the situation . Won’t be going back there again .

Date of experience : 13 March 2022

Went in to donate, treated like I was stealing

I went into the Shawlands branch to buy a DVD box set and at the same time donate some games and a wine rack. As soon as I entered, a male staff member told me to wait until he’d served customers, then came over, and asked “Can I ask what’s in the bag?” in a tone as if I was stealing from the shop rather than donating. I was then grilled as to whether the games I was donating were complete. He then pointed to the wine rack and said it was too big to take. I felt like The Accused in court rather than someone supplying their stock for free. I wasn’t expecting a knighthood for my donation, but genuine gratitude rather than suspicion would serve the organisation well. When I got home I found that one of the five DVDs was missing! I phoned the shop to suggest they show as much care over the quality of goods going out as they do over goods being donated, and he got very defensive, saying customers regularly steal from boxes and that he didn’t like my tone! They’ve had their last donation and last purchase from me!

Date of experience : 18 February 2022

Won’t go back in…

I had been a supporter of the shop in Ryde Isle of Wight for many years both donating and regularly purchasing items, they all knew my face because I was in so often. Back at the end of summer I purchased a dress which didn’t fit so had to return, then my 99 year old mother who I care for became ill and I was unable to go into town for two weeks, the manageress, Paula, said my time had run out the day before and refused a refund, she told me to write to head office who would definitely approve a refund, well I did write and they still refused! There are 11 charity shops in Ryde and this is the only one that has such a short returns policy, they were rigid and uncaring and I have never been in since, my donations and custom go elsewhere.

Date of experience : 04 August 2023

had really good experience with cancer research

had really good experience with my local cancer research shop when donating clothes, the staff were really helpful and gave me great service even when they were really busy.

Date of experience : 23 November 2021

VERY DISAPPOINTED.

I had about 100 pieces of new nappy changing large messenger bags from last year stock that I wanted to donate to THIS charity. I wanted them to pick them up as they were quite heavy - about 20 kg. I was shocked when I was told they only pick up clothes. These baby bags were retailing for about £25 in the shop. This means they rejected approimately £2500. I was rather disappointed by this. I have a shop and usually give away old seasons stock and would have been regularly donating to this charity but for this. A donation is a donation, why make a distinction between bags and shoes. Surely a begger can't be a chooser. I was drawn to this charity becasue an uncle recently died from bone marrow cancer. If they had put on their website what they accept and what they do not I would not have bothered. I have now donated them to another grateful charity.

Date of experience : 01 March 2019

Was in the Highgate shop in London I've…

Was in the Highgate shop in London I've been going in over 8 yrs with my dog small and today they said no doggy They will have no customers now

Date of experience : 22 December 2023

Doorstep harasser at 830pm

Doorstep harasser at 830pm. He didn't think it was late when I told him. Late enough to wake my children and disrupt my evening. Disgusting.

Date of experience : 22 March 2022

Ambitious and world-class

Great charity, has achieved a lot, and has great, talented researchers from around UK and Europe working on big and ambitious projects.

Date of experience : 13 January 2023

There is a cure for all types of…

There is a cure for all types of cancer... But because you are a multimillion pound company who have so many people taking money Trust me there is a cure they are just greedy and need money to pay the ceo.

Date of experience : 19 June 2023

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• PRIVACY AND COOKIES

• I have been diagnosed with cancer
• I know someone who is affected by cancer
• I have lost someone to cancer

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0800 092 7640

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King’s Lynn Support Centre

Open 9am – 4.30pm.

(Monday – Friday, excluding bank holidays)

Kings Lynn Support Centre

The King’s Lynn Support Centre is located in the centre of town on Railway Road. If you’re visiting for the first time, you’ll soon be transported away from the hustle and bustle of the street to a relaxing, cosy space, where you’ll find comfort and a listening ear. The staff and volunteers at the Centre can help support you in the best way for you and those close to you.

Unit A, 17-19 Railway Rd, Kings Lynn, PE30 1NF

Opening times

Open 9am – 4.30pm (Monday to Friday, excluding bank holidays). Closed for lunch from 12-1pm.

Call us on 0800 092 7640 or email [email protected]

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Guide dogs welcome

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A safe, welcoming, and friendly place for LGBT+ people

Dementia aware

Gypsy, Roma and travelling communities welcome

Here for you

Our Support Centres are available on a drop-in and appointment basis. We also offer a full range of support online and by telephone, ensuring you can access our services in which ever form suits you best.

What happens at the King’s Lynn Centre?

From 1:1 counselling sessions and complementary therapies to support groups and drop in chats, we can offer a wide range of support from our Centre.

Join a support group

Our support groups at Big C provide you with the opportunity to meet other people who are going through similar experiences, to share stories and support one another.

How to book your support

Call us on 0800 092 7640 to chat to our support team (Monday – Friday, 9am – 5pm, excluding bank holidays).

Email us on [email protected] with your contact details and we’ll be in touch.

Speak to your GP

Have a chat with your GP or healthcare team, who will be able together in touch with us on your behalf.

Who you’ll meet at our King’s Lynn Centre

Support Centre Lead

I started with Big C in November 2021 and look after the day to day running of the Support Centre in King’s Lynn.

I had been volunteering at a local Hospice in Chichester and enjoyed being able to support patients and their families. When I knew I was moving to Norfolk, I started looking to see if there was anything similar and saw the position with Big C advertised and applied. It is a privilege to work for the charity.

Charitable Operations Area Manager

I look after operations to ensure our support centres can operate effectively and efficiently. I manage and develop new projects and services and have a keen interest in health equalities and end of life care.

Before joining Big C, I volunteered as an NHS Cancer Awareness Champion, a cause close to my heart after losing my Dad suddenly following his cancer diagnosis 6 weeks previously. I am one of six and following our father’s death support was difficult to find so when I saw that Big C was opening a support Centre in my hometown I could see the real benefit to patients and families. When I got the call to offer me the job I burst into tears! I have felt privileged and proud to be part of the charity ever since.

Support and Information Officer

I work in the King’s Lynn Centre and provide emotional support to our service users either by phone or in person and look after their wellbeing. I facilitate the Ladies, Carers and Bereavement groups and ensure that our service users have a safe and confidential place, where they can share personal experiences and feelings with others in similar circumstances.

I used to volunteer with Age UK. I loved interacting with the people I met and realised how important it was for them to have someone who would take the time to listen and talk to them, and also provide emotional support. I wanted a role where I could continue to do this and working for Big C has offered me this opportunity.

Support & Information Officer

I support people affected by cancer in person and over the phone or online. I facilitate our Ladies Breast Support Group and assist with our Ladies and Carers support groups at King’s Lynn.

I work at the Bic C to help make a difference, by actively listening and empowering people affected by cancer with the information I provide.

I support people affected by cancer in person & over the phone or online. I facilitate our Men’s Support Group & assist with our Kingsmen group at King’s Lynn.

I have worked in a wide range of social care and education roles for over 25 years.

I have lost family members to cancer, so I know how important it is to have the right support.

Support groups at our King’s Lynn Centre

To book or register your interest for any of these sessions, please speak to a member of the king’s lynn support team, call 0800 092 7640 or email [email protected] ..

Held on the third Friday of the month, from 10.30am – 12 noon.

Held on the fourth Friday of the month, from 10am – 11.30am.

Held on the second Wednesday of the month, from 10am – 12 noon.

Held on the fourth Wednesday of the month, from 1.30pm – 3pm.

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Held on the second Friday of the month, from 3pm – 4.30pm.

Held on the first Wednesday of the month, from 10.30am – 12 noon.

Held on the third Wednesday of the month, from 1.30pm – 3pm.

Held on the third Wednesday of the month, from 10am – 11.30am.

“Having lost the ‘light of my life’ to cancer, Big C were immediately there for me. The team at King’s Lynn are so friendly and empathetic and always offer support or they’re there just to listen, which is what you need when you have just lost someone very dear to you. A fantastic service, support, and team.” ROBERT

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Our Online Support Hub offers a full range of support virtually, ensuring you can still access our services from the comfort of your own home.

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Did you attend an appointment and have questions you didn’t want to ask, or not mention something that is bothering you?

Browse our Frequently Asked Questions about the support we offer. If you can’t see the answer you’re looking for, just get in touch.

At our centres across the region, we offer support to anyone affected by cancer.

We can help you work through the maze of cancer information.

We are a local, people-first charity providing outstanding cancer support.

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Kings Lynn 5k 2023

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Kings Lynn 5k

£15.99 Adults | £11.00 Children, under 6s free Minimum fundraising target: £50

Date: Tuesday 27 Jun 2023

Time: 19:00

Venue: Houghton Hall

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The 5k is an achievable distance and a good first challenge for most people. At just over 3 miles it can take about an hour to walk on average, but there's no pressure to finish in a certain time. Go at your own pace to help fund life-saving cancer research.

Venue Houghton Hall, Houghton, Kings Lynn, PE31 6UE View map

The  route is set in the beautiful grounds of Houghton Hall, making this a cross country course unlike any other, starting and finishing in full view of this beautiful 18th century stately home.

This course has rough and bumpy terrain, mainly all on grass with a small section on stoney pathways. 

Please arrive 30 to 45mins before your start time so that you are prepared and ready to go on time

Please remember to bring your own water bottle already filled as there will be no bottled water provided at events. ScottishPower water refill stations will be available to use.

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Supporters and spectators welcome, soak up the atmosphere.

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Your entry fee covers the cost of your event, but your fundraising helps us save and improve lives. Join the celebration, join the family, and join the thousands helping to raise the money we need to power Cancer Research UK’s biggest discoveries.

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The start line is beside the car park and is behind Houghton Hall itself. Please follow the car parking signs and the stewards will direct you.

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There is free car parking available in the event car park, please follow the yellow directional signage on the day.

This venue is remote with the closest bus stop over half an hour's walk away. 

Accessibility

Due to the challenging terrain, this event is not suitable for wheelchair users.

If you require any further information on the accessibility of a Race for Life event, or wish to bring a carer/helper to accompany you, please contact our Supporter Hotline on 0300 123 0770 and press 1 when prompted (Opening hours are 8am - 6pm Monday to Friday) or email us at [email protected]

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Bring a water bottle We’re trying to reduce single-use plastic at Race for Life. Please bring your own reusable water bottle, already filled. We'll provide an ecofriendly water-refill station at the finish that uses as little single-use plastic as possible.

Have the right kit It’s a good idea to check the weather before your event and dress accordingly. Think breathable sports gear (leggings and shorts are ideal) and well-fitting trainers. For Pretty Muddy, wear something you don’t mind getting dirty. Check out the latest range of Race for Life clothing and accessories in our online shop .

Be sun smart Stay sun safe by finding shade when you’re not on the course and covering up with clothes, a hat and sunglasses. On parts you can’t cover, use sunscreen with at least SPF15 and a 4 or 5 star rating. Find out more about being sun smart.

Your back sign and race number Remember to bring your back sign and Race number which will be sent to you in the post – don’t forget safety pins so you can attach them to you.

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Cancer doesn’t stop, even in a pandemic. Now more than ever we need to Stand Up To Cancer. COVID-19 has slowed us down. Right now, people with cancer desperately need new breakthroughs to keep them alive. At this time of year, we’d usually be asking you our amazing volunteers to take to your local high streets with your buckets to raise money for Cancer Research UK in support of the Stand Up To Cancer campaign. This year, we’re giving you the opportunity to raise money for vital research online through A Bucket for Change! You can cash collect online with a burst of activity across one week, or if you're eager to get going, you can start straightaway and collect throughout the campaign - every pound makes a difference!

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100% of the money you raise goes towards speeding up life-saving research. Every day, scientists and researchers work tirelessly to beat cancer. But lab researchers will not get us there alone. Every penny raised helps speed up breakthroughs in the lab, transforming them into new tests and treatments for patients who need them. The research you fund will help us see 3 in 4 people in the UK survive their cancer by 2034.

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King's Lynn hospital joins vital breast cancer research trial

Lynn’s Queen Elizabeth Hospital has become the first district general in Europe to enrol volunteers to a vital breast cancer research trial.

The study is examining whether the disease can be detected earlier if markers in the blood can be identified in women at a high risk of developing the condition.

Other studies have provided data on genes which are a strong indicator for developing breast cancer and often lead to surgery.

Scientists say people at high risk of developing breast cancer often undergo a double mastectomy, so detecting the disease at an earlier stage could be a major step forward to eliminate the need to have surgery.

The impact on women having this surgery can cause significant psychological issues.

Hayley Webb, Research Nurse at the Queen Elizabeth Hospital, who is leading the study as Principal Investigator at the trust, said: “At the beginning, COVID overruled a lot of our lives and we had to adapt to what was the most important thing at the time, but by working as a team, we’ve managed really well.”

The QEH’s breast screening department and research teams worked collaboratively to invite every woman who was eligible to join the trial when attending their check-up.

The team have successfully recruited 12 volunteers to date in a risk free manner, by aligning appointments with mammograms in an effort to reduce the potential risks to participants.

The impact of Covid-19 meant many studies had to pause and many staff refocussed on the international priority of finding ways to treat patients with coronavirus.

However, in time, the trust’s Restart process launched and the team at QEH spotted an opportunity to get the study started.

Helen Macdonald, Chief Operating Officer for the National Institute for Health Research’s Clinical Research Network Eastern said: “It is excellent to see that, despite the challenging odds, Hayley and the team have ensured that essential research can continue and patients are given the opportunity to take part in it.

“Through the years, and recent months in particular, the strengthening of our unique research community at trust, regional and national level continues to gain momentum, putting us in the best shape to find new treatments to benefit as many people as we can.”

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Cancer Wellbeing and Support Centre

We offer a welcoming, friendly environment for patients, families and carers to come in and talk about what matters to them, at all stages of their cancer journey. In addition, we are here to provide extra support and resource to our secondary care colleagues in the hospital, GP’s and primary care colleagues.

You can read a press release, about the opening of the centre here .

The services being provided in the Centre include:

• Specialist cancer information and support
• Benefits advice, financial support and signposting
• Practical support
• Lifestyle advice (healthy eating, exercise – both before, during and after treatment)
• Self help and support groups
• Hair and skincare advice

In addition to the above services, we will also be offering in the near future:

• Complementary therapies
• Counselling services

Some of these services will require a booked appointment, others are operated as a drop-in service.

Opening times

Monday to Friday 9:30am to 4:30pm.

Contact information

We are here to provide cancer support to you as a patient, your families and carers or any health professionals needing further information to support their patients. Please contact our service by calling Vicky or Caroline on 01553 214547 or 01553 613985 or emailing [email protected]

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HOPE course dates 2024

Opportunity to share your experiences and get support from other people going through the same thing. It helps strengthen your coping skills in dealing with different problems like anxiety, fatigue, and concerns about the future. So, you can feel more like yourself again. The course runs for 6 weeks for two and a half hours per week.

• Tuesday 11 June to Tuesday 16 July
• Tuesda 10 September to Tuesday 15 October
• Tuesday 5 November to Tuesday 10 December

Look Good Feel Better dates 2024

A practical workshop for people with cancer to help manage the visible and emotional effects of treatment. Held on the last Wednesday of the month from 2.15pm – 4.15pm.

Mindful Compassion dates 2024

An opportunity to practice techniques in learning to hold yourself with kindness and care, with the aim of improving your sense of wellbeing.

• Friday 20 September, 10am - 4pm
• Friday 27 September, 10am – 4pm
• Friday 11 October to Friday 29 November, 10am – 12pm

Physical Activity Assessment Programme

Working in partnership with Alive West Norfolk the programme will help you:

• Improve your quality of life
• Combat fatigue
• Improve fitness
• Manage your weight
• Improve physical function

For more information or to book onto any of the above please call the Cancer Wellbeing & Support Centre on 01553 613985.

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