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Campaigning has great potential to help us in our vision that together we will beat cancer. CancerCampaigns is the public campaigning arm of Cancer Research UK.
We aim to engage our supporters, staff, scientists and the public in campaigning in partnership with the charity on issues related to cancer and cancer research.
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Latest Campaigning news from Cancer Research UK
- Press Release: Further adverts from Japan Tobacco International ruled misleading
17 April 2013 - Press Release: More than 75,000 Cancer Research UK supporters want to ban tobacco branding
8 August 2012 - Press Release: Cancer campaigners bring plain packaging protest to Westminster
28 June 2012 - Press Release: Public back an end to tobacco marketing to children
14 May 2012 - News story: Charities slam tobacco packaging report
20 February 2012 - News story: Public health plans an "important step" - but still no action on tobacco marketing
3 December 2010 - Press Release: Young people believe tobacco displays in shops encourage smoking
23 July 2010
- Press Release: Cancer Research UK welcomes Scotland's landmark commitment to a tobacco free future
27 March 2013 - Press Release: Most regret ever starting smoking
21 July 2012 - Press Release: Smokescreen lifted on tobacco industry tactics
31 May 2012 - Press Release: 5,200 classrooms of UK kids start smoking every year
22 February 2012 - News story: Tobacco companies using 'misleading' data to distort impact of health regulations
13 June 2011 - Press Release: Putting tobacco out of sight helps put it out of mind and doesn't harm business
19 November 2010 - News story: MPs agree to ban cigarette vending machines and shop displays
13 October 2009
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Following several years of dedicated campaigning by Cancer Research UK, MPs voted in 2006 to introduce legislation to make all enclosed public places smokefree.
