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Joan and Mike Adamson, from West Derby, tragically lost daughter Joanne to a brain tumour on December 5, 2015.

"Whether it's edible glitter on some cupcakes, wearing something sparkly to work or sticking glitter in your beard, we want everyone to get involved, get together, and donate," said Tina Mitchell Skinner, who set up the charity 16 years ago after losing her husband to a brain tumour.

"Whether it's edible glitter on some cupcakes, wearing something sparkly to work or sticking glitter in your beard, we want everyone to get involved, get together, and donate," says Tina Mitchell Skinner, who set up the charity 16 years ago after losing her husband to a brain tumour. "Demand for our services is constantly growing and we urgently need to help more brain tumour patients and their families.

And he wants to show that it's possible to adapt to life after a brain tumour diagnosis and treatment.

Michael was just 27 years old when his life was cut short by a brain tumour in 2015.

Anyone aged 16 to 30 who is living with a brain tumour is welcome to attend.

"Taking on the abseil for Brain Tumour Research was really important to me as my dad's brain tumour has become aggressive and he is now really ill.

Taking to the media on World Brain Tumour Day, he said: 'Specifically a pituitary tumour affects one's hormones and eyesight.

The co-presenter of Channel 4's Location, Location, Location says he wants to make a difference for youngsters like Spencer family friend 11-year-old Toby Ritchie, who was diagnosed with a brain tumour at the age of just five.

Paul is also helping the Brain Tumour Research charity to raise awareness of the disease.

Adam's dad Terry promised his son he would raise money for Brain Tumour Research and the annual effort has become a fixture of the family's Christmas.

Katie, 11, said: "I have an inoperable brain tumour and it is a devastating condition.

AChester woman who lost her father to a brain tumour has welcomed a new report exposing the punishing financial burden of the disease.

The private Harley Street Clinic in London will offer the Visualase technology to brain tumour patients battling the tumours within weeks.

Brave Charlotte Giddings, 36, from Clayton West, was diagnosed with grade two oligodendroglioma brain tumour in March, 2015, and underwent a nine-hour operation in September that year.