Slough ovarian cancer campaigner attends parliament

Target Ovarian campaigners with Tan Dhesi MP <i>(Image: Tan Dhesi MP)</i>
Target Ovarian campaigners with Tan Dhesi MP (Image: Tan Dhesi MP)
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A globally recognised ovarian cancer campaigner from Slough has attended parliament in an awareness-raising bid.

Sbba Siddique, who was give a stage 3c diagnosis in 2022, said that her treatment didn’t go to plan, but the unwavering support she received, coupled with her faith, which guided her, kept her strong.

She shared her story through the Target Ovarian Cancer charity and has previously been praised by the World Ovarian Cancer Coalition (WOCC), a Canada-based not-for-profit organisation, as part of its annual awards in 2025.

Sbba recently attended parliament and was joined by Slough's MP.

Tan Dhesi MP said: "Raising awareness about ovarian cancer can save lives, so I was pleased to join again Target Ovarian and my Slough constituent Sbba Siddique, who has inspired many by sharing her experiences and fight against a cancer diagnosis."

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