Proton Partners International has joined The College of Radiographers’ Industry Partnership Scheme (CoRIPS) to provide funding for future research and educational projects. Research in cancer care is key for Proton Partners International and yesterday Richard Evans, chief executive officer of the Society and College (SCoR), visited the company’s first cancer centre in Newport, South Wales, to present them with their CoRIPS partnership plaque. By partnering with CoRIPS, Proton Partners International will be able to collaborate with SCoR and support research…

15th June 2016: Proton Partners International will deliver a cancer network for the UK to improve treatment, care, survival and research, said its Chief Executive Officer Mike Moran. Speaking at the International Festival for Business (IFB) 2016 in Liverpool, Mr Moran discussed Proton Partners’ progress in bringing three proton beam therapy centres to the UK and the importance of making the treatment more available for patients across the country. There are currently no operational high-energy proton beam therapy facilities in…

 18th January 2016: The creation of the UK’s first proton beam therapy cancer treatment centre took a significant step forward today as work officially began on the site. Edwina Hart, the Minister for Economy, Science and Transport for the Welsh Government, visited the site to mark the beginning of the construction of the centre which is expected to be operational by 2017. The centre will be situated at the Celtic Springs Business Park in Newport. Proton Partners also plan to…