Tribute to a lifesaving hero
Campaigning journalist, Adrian Subdury sadly lost his battle with leukaemia but his legacy has gone on to inspire thousands of people to join the bone marrow register.
Adrian spent the last weeks of his life campaigning to make education on bone marrow, blood and organs complusory for 17 and 18-year-olds in all UK sixth form colleges.
Adrian’s campaign won worldwide acclaim.
'MESSAGE FROM ADRIAN'
'A TRUE HERO'
Adrian Sudbury's crusade brought him personal phone calls from Gordon Brown, a mention during Prime Minister's question time, support from prominent figures including Prince Charles, and an overall lasting legacy that will continue to inspire action for years to come.
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 Adrian
chronicled his battle with leaukemia in his infamous 'Baldy's Blog' which was read by thousands across the world. Click here to view. |
 A special Anthony Nolan Trust clinic was held in the House of Commons, organised by MP Kali Mountford. Key cabinet ministers joined the register, including Secretary of State for Work and Pensions James Purnell and Andrew Burnham, Secretary of State for Culture. Watch an interview with Ed Balls and Alan Johnson here |
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Adrian delivered a petition of 11,000 signatures to Downing Street, inspiring the prime minister Gordon Brown to write to celebrities to raise awareness of the campaign. |
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The Prime Minister called Adrian 'a true hero whose selflessness and courage made him an inspiration to all who knew him and to many who didn't'. |
