At Thames Valley Cancer Alliance we bring together cancer leaders, commissioners, service providers, people affected by cancer and third sector organisations to take a whole population approach to improving in cancer services across our geography.
We take forward the ambitions in the NHS Long term plan, focused on reducing variation, and improving timely access to all cancer services for all people within the Thames Valley.
Our Work
Integrating psychological medicine into cancer care pathways This short video introduces the integrated psychological medicine support service within the Oxford University Hospitals cancer pathway. It is intended for clinicians and…
Urology CQG Education Day
Save the Date: Urology Clinical Quality Group Education Day, Thursday 5 March This is an opportunity for the wider urology Multi Disciplinary Team to come together for education sessions, research…
Local cancer care and support
Local cancer care & support – Webinar Tuesday 11 November, 1pm–2pm (online) Join us for an hour-long webinar exploring cancer care and support services across Oxfordshire. Speakers include: Maggie’s Oxford…
Acute Oncology Education and Transformation launch event
Advancing Localised Prostate Cancer Treatment Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men, with 55,000 new UK cases annually. Localised cancer (confined to the prostate) often allows for long-term…
Best possible outcomes,
Case Studies
Spotlight on Sbba Siddique
Spotlight on Sbba Siddique Encouraging more people to come forward at an earlier stage with suspected cancer signs and symptoms is one of our priorities. But this is not something…
Chris King: Mouth Cancer Patient
Chris King is a man determined to make the most of his second chance! Currently working as a mortgage broker and with a busy previous career in financial services in…
William Butler: Bowel Cancer Patient
William Butler has spent most of his professional life in the voluntary sector, leading charities dedicated to improving lives affected by disability, poor mental health, and substance misuse. Now in…
Patrick McGuire
“Volunteering with the Thames Valley Cancer Alliance as a Patient and Public Involvement representative is a hugely enjoyable and rewarding activity. I really feel I can make a difference and…
Linda Wilson
“I belong to a breast cancer support group and can see first-hand how today’s patients feel about their care and how they are reacting. This is a great help at…
Victor Koroma
My prostate cancer story. MEN! Brothers, please do not make the same mistake I made. Take every opportunity to present yourself for testing if you identify with the risk factors.’…
Patrick Lunt
My name is Patrick Lunt, I am 72 and on November 27, 2020 I was diagnosed with Lung Cancer. I didn’t have what people might call “classic symptoms”, but I…














