The Laurie Todd Foundation in Kingston, which is working to improve early diagnosis of Oesophageal cancer, is looking to hold its next fundraiser at the end of the month.

Oesophageal cancer is a cancer that's found anywhere in the oesophagus, sometimes called the gullet or food pipe.

Symptoms can include trouble swallowing and acid reflux as well as indigestion and a lack of energy.

Laurie Todd, after whom the charity is named, died just 6 weeks after being diagnosed in 2018.

The charity raffle is being drawn on the 31^st of March and all money raised will go into the charity’s work. Prizes include: 

 A Matrix U50 Upright Cycle with XR console.

4 tickets Newbury Racecourse event of your choice.

Tennis for 4 at Roehampton Club with the Racquets Director followed by tea.

Dinner for 2 at Wych Elm Pub in Kingston .

Cut and Blow dry from Headmasters, New Malden.

To enter, click here Laurie Todd Foundation

Speaking to us at a fundraising event last year, Laurie’s wife Maundy, talked about her husband’s legacy.