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Breast Cancer Campaign’s mission is to beat breast cancer by funding innovative world-class research to understand how breast cancer develops, leading to improved diagnosis, treatment, prevention and cure.

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Dance yourself fit with Pink Aerobics and help beat breast cancer – supported by Ali Bastian

Press Release For immediate release: 22 June 2010 Press contact: Emily Snelling, 020 7749 4102 esnelling@breastcancercampaign.org Dance yourself fit with Pink Aerobics and help beat breast cancer – supported by Ali Bastian Hundreds of women and men will be dancing themselves fit by taking part in the Breast Cancer Campaign and LessBounce.com Pink Aerobics in London’s Hyde Park on Sunday 03 October 2010, 1-4pm. Sign up now to enjoy three hours of outdoor Pink Aerobics. Support Campaign by fundraising and help us to celebrate the beginning of Breast Cancer Awareness Month which takes place

700 enjoy Pink Aerobics in the park and increase breast cancer awareness

Press Release For immediate release: 27 September 2009 Press contact: Emily Snelling, 020 7749 4102 esnelling@breastcancercampaign.org 700 enjoy Pink Aerobics in the park and increase breast cancer awareness Today (Sunday 27 September) hundreds of people in Regent’s Park posed for a photograph to form the figure of 46,000, representing number of people diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Dressed in pink, supporters then took part in Breast Cancer Campaign’s Pink Aerobics to mark the start of October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and raise awareness of the disease. Selaine Saxby,

700 enjoy Pink Aerobics in the park and increase breast cancer awareness

Press Release For immediate release: 27 September 2009 Press contact: Emily Snelling, 020 7749 4102 esnelling@breastcancercampaign.org 700 enjoy Pink Aerobics in the park and increase breast cancer awareness Today (Sunday 27 September) hundreds of people in Regent’s Park posed for a photograph to form the figure of 46,000, representing number of people diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Dressed in pink, supporters then took part in Breast Cancer Campaign’s Pink Aerobics to mark the start of October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and raise awareness of the disease. Selaine Saxby,

700 enjoy Pink Aerobics in the park and increase breast cancer awareness

Press Release For immediate release: 27 September 2009 Press contact: Emily Snelling, 020 7749 4102, mobile 07730 579738 esnelling@breastcancercampaign.org 700 enjoy Pink Aerobics in the park and increase breast cancer awareness Today (Sunday 27 September) hundreds of people in Regent’s Park posed for a photograph to form the figure of 46,000, representing number of people diagnosed with breast cancer each year. Dressed in pink, supporters then took part in Breast Cancer Campaign’s Pink Aerobics to mark the start of October’s Breast Cancer Awareness Month and raise awareness of the disease.

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