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Supporter Andy Taylor, has completed his extraordinary challenge to run six marathons in 2026, raising an impressive £12,374 for Paul Strickland Scanner Centre.
Our new service leverages our team’s expertise, advanced scanners and the latest AI software to check your health.
A run of supporter challenges, events and days out has raised tens of thousands for Paul Strickland Scanner Centre.
Our latest annual report and financial statements have been published on our website.
Staff at Paul Strickland Scanner Centre have paid tribute to John Hanney, who recently passed away and served as visionary chairman of the Paul Strickland Scanner Centre Board of Trustees from 1996 until 2010.
Congratulations to all the winners from Paul Strickland Scanner Centre Charity Golf Day, held at Moor Park Golf Club on Monday 8 June.
Fatty liver disease can develop without noticeable symptoms, but lifestyle changes such as improving your diet, increasing physical activity and managing weight can often help reduce fat levels in the liver. Monitoring progress is also important. Specialist magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans can measure changes in the liver over time
A huge thank you to all our incredible walkers and volunteers for making the 2026 Stepping Up For Cancer Walk such a success!
Huge congratulations to Jenny Morris, who completed the TCS London Marathon in aid of Paul Strickland Scanner Centre.
We have a few places still available for our Charity Golf Day at Moor Park Golf Club on Monday 8 June.
Our Spring charity walk on Bank Holiday Monday, 4 May. A beautiful 10km (6.2 miles) circular countryside walk, short‑cut options available. Supporting vital cancer imaging services.
Jenny Morris will be running the TCS London Marathon on Sunday 26 in support of Paul Strickland Scanner Centre.
