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MAY 2026 REPORT
WREXHAM PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP MONTHLY REPORT – 6th MAY 2026 •A record turnout of 40 members, including one new member, made this month’s meeting one of the most engaging yet. Several apologies were noted. •Our monthly guest speaker was the inspirational Kainat Jones from Law Firm Allington Hughes who provided a thorough presentation focusing
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APRIL 2026 REPORT
WREXHAM PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP MONTHLY REPORT – 1st APRIL 2026 • There were 28 members in attendance with several apologies noted. • At the start of the meeting this lovely couple Roland and Lyn Davies provided us with a cash donation. • Joining us for the first time was Craig who is the youngest
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MARCH 2026 REPORT
WREXHAM PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP MONTHLY REPORT – 4TH March 2026 • The main focus of the March gathering was the AGM. There were 24 people present • I can confirm that everything went smoothly. There were no amendments to the Constitution so the focus was to agree the appointment of Group officers which was
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WREXHAM PCSG LEADING THE WAY IN WALES
I received a phone call in February from a senior Executive from Tackle, which is the Umbrella organisation which all 150+ Prostate Support Groups in the UK are affiliated with. The call came my way from one of the senior executives who asked me whether I would be interested in taking on the position of
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FEBRUARY 2026 REPORT
WREXHAM PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP MONTHLY REPORT – 4TH February 2026 • There was a record turn out at our meeting with in excess of 40 participants which included 5 new faces. Guest of Honour was Paul Sayer and in attendance was our El Presidento, Professor Iqbal Shergill and three new friends John, Sue and
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JANUARY 2026 REPORT
WREXHAM PROSTATE CANCER SUPPORT GROUP MONTHLY REPORT – 7TH January 2026 Thanks were expressed to the many members who managed to make it to the January meeting, despite the inclement weather. • All those who attended the Christmas event at Hotel Wrexham in December wanted to express their thanks and relate how much they enjoyed
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UK National Screening Committee Decision (NSC)
I am so deeply disappointed at the recent recommendation from the UK National Screening Committee not to introduce a population-wide screening programme for prostate cancer at this time. We understand how much hope, energy, and lived experience underpin the desire for change, and how strongly our group members feel about preventing late diagnosis. As ever,
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