Arsène Wenger, Theo Walcott and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain have visited a revolutionary new Teenage Cancer Trust facility. The facility has been funded by The Arsenal Foundation.

The three visited the Teenage Cancer Trust Hub and met youthful people who are suffering from cancer. The main motive behind the visit is to realize the effect of the Club's partnership on some of the 800 young cancer patients who come to the consultant unit every year.

Student at Malmesbury School have raised a big amount of £10,000 towards a new cancer unit for young people.

The members of William House, who elects the Teenage Cancer Trust to be their charity following the death of colleague pupil Georgie Brock in the years 2009, raised the amount in the period of three years only.

They will now aim towards a new £2.5 million unit at the Bristol Haematology and Oncology Centre that is to be opened in a few months.

Head of house Liam Condon explained that even though the students had been collecting funds from the past three years for the charity, still most of it had come in over the previous 12 months.

He told, "We set ourselves the target of £10,000 by the last day of the school year and when the last day came we just tipped over"