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Macmillan Cancer Support

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Macmillan Cancer Support was selected as a beneficiary for Enfield's 2025-26 Mayoral Charity Appeal Fund.

Enfield's Mayor, Councillor Margaret Greer, selected Macmillan Cancer Support as one of the beneficiaries for her Mayoral Charity Appeal Fund for the 2025-26 Mayoral Year. This decision was agreed by the trustees at the Mayor's Charity Appeal Fund meeting in December 2025, alongside the Royal Free Charity and the Black Heritage Hub.

There is no information provided on what councils are currently discussing or deciding about Macmillan Cancer Support, nor are there any upcoming meetings scheduled where this topic is on the agenda. The charity provides support to people affected by cancer.

Key facts

  1. Macmillan Cancer Support was selected as a beneficiary for Enfield's 2025-26 Mayoral Charity Appeal Fund. Source
  2. Enfield's Mayor, Councillor Margaret Greer, made the selection for the 2025-26 Mayoral Year. Source
  3. Trustees agreed to the selection at the Mayor's Charity Appeal Fund meeting on December 8, 2025. Source
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