England and Notts cricketer Ryan Sidebottom presents his England shirt to SKCIN 12th November 2007
England and Notts cricketer Ryan Sidebottom presents his England shirt to SKCIN Trustees
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England Cricketer Supports Skcin
SKCIN are particularly proud to announce that Notts and England pace bowler Ryan Sidebottom has agreed to become the charity's first Patron.
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UVISTAT Presentation
Anthony Hubbard, from LPC Pharmaceuticals Ltd (Uvistat) presented the dermatology department at Queens Medical Centre
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Trent Bridge Cricket Ground - Season 2007
To a large extent, skin cancer awareness days rely heavily on good weather. Unfortunately at two of the three pre-arranged promotional days, the weather was unsuitable, indeed one game was completely rained off. However, it was a case of third time lucky when on Sunday, August 26th (Notts v Gloucestershire) a Pro40 game, the sun did shine and members of SKCIN handed out fliers with complimentary suncreen sachets. P.A. announcements advised the crowd of the presence of the charity and an advertisement appeared in the matchday programme. A ground board advertising the charity website has been in situ for the entire season and additional advertising has appeared in the club magazine.
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UVISTAT
Whilst the charity does not specifically recommend any particular make of suncreen, it is pleased to be associated with UVISTAT who manufacture 5 star rated sunscreens all of which offer very high protection against both UVA and UVB.

Manufactured to pharmaceutical standards and prescribed by Clinicians, the products which are available at 400 major Boots outlets, Co-operative stores as well as local chemists, are suitable for use on all types of skin and are non-greasy and non whitening.
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New College presentations.
Hairdressers and Beauticians on the front line !
Over one hundred trainee hairdressers and beauticians who are involved in various courses at New College, Nottingham ( formerly Clarendon College ) have recently attended presentations on the subject of skin cancer.

Plastic Surgeons from Nottingham City Hospital together with representatives of SKCIN explained to the students that during their future careers, they would have a vital role to play in the early detection of the various forms of skin cancer.

In graphic detail, Registrar Marcus Wagstaff and colleagues advised students that they were literally

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