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£854,000 raised since 1997

Bridge Lunch

Our Bridge Lunch in a marquee in the garden of the Old Farm House contributed £2550 towards the Appeal

Summer Lunch Fundraiser

The hostess invited her neighbours to a cold buffet lunch in her garden in the height of summer and raised £275 for the Appeal

2C Appeal

The 2C Appeal founded by Pauline Webb raised £30,000 for the LCSA and two other charities

Glove Trust

LCSA was adopted by Caroline Arthur of the Glove Trust as her Charity of the Year

Clay Pigeon Shoot

Our Clay Pigeon Shoot at Bisley Shooting Ground attracted teams to compete for superb prizes. The auction contributed most of the final amount to the Appeal of £7000.

Candles and Carols

Bramley and Blackheath Choral Society set the scene for Christmas with carols and readings in a local church and the ticket sales and collection raised £1350

Threads at Whipley

Mary Gray and friends, all artists, put on a fascinating exhibition of textile art in Country Pictures at Whipley Manor. Over the week £3000 was raised

‘One Night Stand’

At Surrey University’s concert, its award winning brass band, donated a cheque for £1000

Winkworth Family

The family organised very successful events from which donations also flowed as Luke, son and grandson, was diagnosed with liver cancer aged 23

Pro-Am Golf

Annual Pro-Am Golf Days held at Clandon Regis Golf Club, sponsored by Man Global plc have raised the staggering sum of £195,000 for the LCSA

Freemasonry in the Community

As part of Freemasonry in the Community, the LCSA was one of six charities to be presented with a cheque for £1725

Let us cure with surgery and skill

Welcome to our website

We hope you will find it informative and interesting. It is intended to be helpful and give a better understanding of secondary liver cancer and the treatment options.

You will find on the following pages a taste of the wide range of activities we undertake to support our role in providing equipment for liver cancer surgery here in Guildford at our local hospital, our role in widely distributing a patient's guide and our role in future research.

Our Appeal is a registered charity, independent of the NHS and we rely entirely on public support to fund our vital work.

Liver cancer surgery is performed by Professor Nariman Karanjia MS FRCS (Gen) at the Royal Surrey County Hospital in Guildford, Surrey. He started the liver resection service in 1997, the same year we started the Appeal. In addition and in conjunction with Mr Robin Lightwood and Mr Neville Menezes, he has founded the Regional Hepato Pancreatico Biliary Unit for Surrey and Sussex. They have now been joined by Mr Tim Worthington, Mr Ian Paterson and lately Miss Angela Riga.

The service and demand for surgery continues to grow together with the need for research into liver cancer.

Margaret Taylor
Appeal Organiser

Wednesday, 10th March