Ministers announce plans to improve brain cancer care as swimmer Archie Goodburn is thanked for advocacy

Summary

Ministers have announced plans to improve brain cancer care, and the Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn, 25, has been thanked and praised for advocacy work, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Wednesday 14 October. According to The Scotsman, the Prime Minister called Archie Goodburn 'an inspiration to us all', and Goodburn, diagnosed with an oligodendroglioma at 22, made an emotional appeal for more action on brain tumours.

Latest: Ministers announced plans to improve brain cancer care, and the Prime Minister called the Scottish swimmer Archie Goodburn, who campaigns on brain tumours, 'an inspiration to us all'.

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