Cancer advice bus comes to Chichester

Advice on cancer was offered from a green bus in Chichester town centre today.
By The Newsroom
Published 4th May 2016, 16:20 BST
Updated 4th May 2016, 17:22 BST

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Macmillan Cancer SupportÂ’s mobile service at Chichester Wednesday Market, Cattle Market Car Park, Market Road. Phil Warner (Macmillan facilities officer) and Elaine Perry (Macmillan cancer information nurse) Phil Warner Macmillan facilities officer. Pic Steve Robards SR1612638Macmillan Cancer SupportÂ’s mobile service at Chichester Wednesday Market, Cattle Market Car Park, Market Road. Phil Warner (Macmillan facilities officer) and Elaine Perry (Macmillan cancer information nurse) Phil Warner Macmillan facilities officer. Pic Steve Robards SR1612638
Macmillan Cancer SupportÂ’s mobile service at Chichester Wednesday Market, Cattle Market Car Park, Market Road. Phil Warner (Macmillan facilities officer) and Elaine Perry (Macmillan cancer information nurse) Phil Warner Macmillan facilities officer. Pic Steve Robards SR1612638

Macmillan Cancer Support’s mobile service joined the weekly stalls at the Cattle Market Car Park to answer questions about the illness from 9am to 3pm.

Manning the van were Macmillian facilities officer Phil Warner and cancer information nurse Elaine Perry (pictured).

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The charity aims to offer support to both cancer sufferers and their carers, as well as providing information on signs and symptoms.

Visit www.macmillan.org.uk for more information.

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