The event aims to raise crucial funds to support the gynaecological cancer research projects carried out at Mount Vernon Cancer Centre in Northwood. The charity is currently fundraising for a specific study to obtain more information about rare gynaecological cancers.
Professor Marcia Hall explains; “Mount Vernon Hospital is working on a study called the ‘RaNGO project’ where an anonymised national registry of patients with rare gynaecological cancers is being created in which we can collect crucial information from patients across the UK. This data helps doctors better understand how rare gynaecological cancers are diagnosed and managed at present. We hope by raising money to conduct this research, doctors in the future can be more confident about the most effective treatments they can offer patients who have been diagnosed with these rare cancers.”
At the Open Gardens event, visitors can enjoy the peaceful grounds of a Grade 2* listed 18th century home. The origins of the gardens themselves date from the 16th century and the current owners have sympathetically restored the gardens over the last 20 years. The classic Victorian rectory parterre and long walk have been reinstated; a swimming pond established to counter an area of honey fungus. There is also a small orchard, Japanese garden and duck pond with kitchen gardens to view.
With live music from BSV Jazz Band, afternoon tea, raffle and plants for sale from Smith’s Garden Centre it is set to be a fantastic day for an excellent cause.
Tickets can be purchased in advance online or on the door. Advance price is £7.00 and £9.00 on the door. You can buy your tickets here: https://buytickets.at/cancertreatmentandresearchtrust/1181496
For more information, please see the CTRT website www.cancertreatment.org.uk/opengardens
The following Cookies are used on this Site. Users who allow all the Cookies will enjoy the best experience and all functionality on the Site will be available to you.
You can choose to disable any of the Cookies by un-ticking the box below but if you do so your experience with the Site is likely to be diminished.
In order to interact with this site.
To help us to measure how users interact with content and pages on the Site so we can make
things better.
To show content from Google Maps.
To show content from YouTube.
To show content from Vimeo.
To share content across multiple platforms.
To view and book events.
To show user avatars and twitter feeds.
To show content from TourMkr.
To interact with Facebook.
To show content from WalkInto.