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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
National
Lana Adkin

Nottinghamshire mum's 'complete shock and despair' after son, 10, diagnosed with bone cancer

Pupils from Leen Mills Primary School in Hucknall have raised more than £6,000 for Nottingham Hospitals Charity after their friend was diagnosed with bone cancer. In November last year, 10-year-old Oliver Shilton was diagnosed with cancer in his hip - leaving his family in "complete shock and despair".

He is currently being cared for on children's cancer ward E39 at Nottingham Children's Hospital. In a way to thank ward E39 for looking after Oliver, pupils and teachers at the school decided to raise money.

The school took on a running challenge on February 10 to fundraise for Nottingham Hospitals Charity. Nichola Shilton, Oliver's mum, spoke about his awful diagnosis.

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