I’ve recently joined Campaign Collective to help forge the Scottish Rewilding Alliance’s ‘Rewliding Nation’ campaign and to create social media content and short films for the End Fuel Poverty Coalition. My aim is simple: make complex energy policy clear and useful, and keep the focus on what really matters. My route here hasn’t been a …
There are projected to be around 6.3 million new cancer cases diagnosed in England between now and 2040, new analysis has revealed. Over the last 15 years there have been 5.5 million cases**. The new figures suggest there will be 14.2% more cases over the next 15 years. Some of the most common cancers are …
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To help create a safe sea swimming course in Paignton, Campaign Collective has supported local community group Torbay Tri Club with the purchase and installation of four swimming buoys. The swimming buoys off Paignton beach, Goodrington provide a sea swimming route for people training for triathlons or leisure swimming. Torbay Tri Club seek to build …
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Eskmuthe Community Rowing Club has been awarded a £150 donation from the Campaign Collective Community Fund to help cover costs as members prepare to travel to the 2025 SkiffieWorlds – the World Championships of St Ayles skiff coastal rowing – in Stranraer this July. The donation will go towards kitting out the younger rowers and …
The All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) on Less Survivable Cancers has released a pivotal report urging the UK Government to prioritise faster diagnosis of less survivable cancers, which include those of the brain, liver, lung, pancreas, oesophagus, and stomach. The report includes new analysis of existing data which shows that if early diagnosis were doubled across …
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New data released today by the charity Melanoma Focus has shown an alarming trend of sunbed use among young people in the UK. Despite the 2011 law banning sunbeds for under 18s, the charity’s research has found that 34% of young people aged 16 to 17 are using them at least once per year and …
Ian Morton, Campaign Collective member and co-author of ‘Hear My Voice – a guide for first-time local campaigners,’ shares his perspective on the highs and lows of campaigning, and why you should never give up: “Campaigning can be a thankless task; it can feel like you’re giving all your energy to something and making little …
Ahead of the sunny weather predicted for the May bank holiday weekend, skin cancer experts are concerned about the potential surge in sunburns. New data published on 1 May by the charity Melanoma Focus show an alarming 49% of British people suffer from sunburn at least once every year. This rises to 65% for 18-32 …
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Students and staff at New College Worcester (NCW) welcomed Skills Minister The Rt Hon Baroness Smith of Malvern, Jacqui Smith, to their school on 28 February 2025 as part of a campaign to raise awareness of the vital role special schools play in helping young people with disabilities to achieve their potential. During the two …
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