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Green Lights for Kidney Cancer Awareness Week
Help us light the UK green and raise awareness of kidney cancer
Since Kidney Cancer UK instigated it, 2016 Kidney Cancer Awareness Week has taken place each year in the first full week of February. In 2018 we saw our first building lit green to help raise awareness and every year since the amount of venues continues to grow (see map below). For Kidney Cancer Awareness Week (#KCAW2021) you can help us grow the location even further by getting by contacting the local landmarks near you to light up green between the 1st – 5th February, or just Green Friday, 5th February. You’ll be helping to shine a spotlight on kidney cancer, a disease we all know needs more awareness. Let us know when you contact somewhere and they give the green light, so we can add it to our ever growing map below.
- Blackpool Tower
- Bradford City Hall
- Clock face of Bridport Town Hall
- Civic Centre Clock Tower, Newport, Wales
- Clacton Pier
- Clacton Town Hall
- Covesea Lighthouse
- Dingwall Town Hall
- Edinburgh castle
- Essex County Hall
- First Direct Arena, Leeds
- Forster Square Arches, Bradford
- Guildhall, Swansea
- IPSEN Ltd
- Kilmarnock Viaduct
- Leeds City Museum
- Leeds Civic Hall
- Leeds Town Hall
- Lerwick Town Hall
- Loch Lommond Galleries
- Macklin Motors
- Macmillan Tower, Bradford
- Mersey Gateway Bridge
- Nottingham Council House
- Nuneaton Town Hall
- One Canada Square Halo, Canary Wharf
- Steve Prescott Bridge
- Tower 42
Click on the pin to reveal the location details.
Forster Square Arches, Bradford
Bradford Forster Square, King's Road, Forster Square, Bradford, UK
Covesea Lighthouse
Covesea Lighthouse & Royal Navy and Royal Air Force Heritage Centre, Covesea, Lossiemouth, UK
Civic Centre Clock Tower, Newport, Wales
Civic Centre, Clock Tower, Newport
Newport Civic Centre, Newport, UK
“The incidence of kidney cancer continues to increase and affects over 13000 people in the UK every year. Although Kidney cancer can be and frequently is a lethal disease, most patients diagnosed with it have said they didn’t even know that cancer could affect the kidneys, which highlights why Kidney Cancer Awareness week and the work of KCUK is so important.”
Miss Maxine Tran, Associate Professor in Renal Cancer and Honorary Consultant Urological Surgeon, Royal Free Hospital.
