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Byron launches campaign to highlight symptoms of testicular cancer

Byron launches campaign to highlight symptoms of testicular cancer Restaurant chain has created an easy four-step guide to self-examination, which will be wrapped around 100,000 burgers throughout April Updated Sign up here! When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Your information will be used in accordance with ourPrivacy Notice. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Restaurant chain Byron has commenced a drive to raise awareness of testicular cancer and highlight the importance of checking for warning signs at home. The chain has partnered with Testicular Cancer UK and illustrator Josh McKenna, to create an easy four-step guide to self-examination, which will be wrapped around 100,000 burgers throughout April.

Byron announces partnership with Testicular Cancer UK to encourage Brits to check themselves at home

Published on Mac and Cheese balls to their menu, renamed as Mac and Squeeze Balls This April, Byron, the maverick burger restaurant, is on a mission to raise awareness of the warning signs of Testicular cancer, teaching people how to check themselves at home.  Byron has announced a month-long partnership with leading charity Testicular Cancer UK, and created an easy 4-step guide to rally the masses into checking for any sinister lumps and bumps, illustrated by artist Josh McKenna. The bold designs use Byron’s Mac and Cheese balls to showcase the simple steps available to perform a testicular self-examination at home.

Byron launches campaign to highlight symptoms of testicular cancer

Byron launches campaign to highlight symptoms of testicular cancer

Byron launches campaign to highlight symptoms of testicular cancer

Byron launches campaign to highlight symptoms of testicular cancer

Byron sends burgers with Valentine's game that 'can make anyone fall in love with you'

Byron sends burgers with Valentine's game that 'can make anyone fall in love with you' Mirror 10/02/2021 Courtney Pochin The last few months in lockdown have put enormous strain on businesses, finances and even our personal relationships. As a result, burger restaurant Byron are hoping to help rekindle romance and bring people closer together (figuratively speaking) this Valentine's Day - and they're doing it through food, of course. Inspired by psychologist Arthur Aron, the restaurant will be wrapping their burgers in his '36 Questions to Make You Fall in Love'. The iconic game is meant to help form deeper connections as a pair take it in turn to answer the questions, which are broken up into sets. Each set delves deeper than the one before.