Scotland

We’re extremely excited to share that the Provincial Grand Lodge of Glasgow has donated £50,000 to Pancreatic Cancer. Jim Peddie was the Provincial Grand Master during 2014 – 2019 and chose Pancreatic Cancer Action Scotland (PCAS) and Pancreatic Cancer Research…Read More

Kirstin Rawlings

on 10th August

We are so excited to share with you that we will be running our symptoms advert on STV for the second time, starting from Monday 5th April.Read More

Issy Smith

on 1st April

After sadly losing their beloved father to pancreatic cancer, just 12 weeks after his diagnosis, the McLaughlins decided to take part in JogJan for PanCan to raise vital awareness across Northern Ireland and Scotland, raising a staggering £3000 in the…Read More

New statistics published by Public Heath Scotland show an increase in pancreatic cancer survival rates in Scotland.Read More

Issy Smith

on 29th January

The Kiltwalk is back and this year's event couldn't be more important to charities like us and to the people of Scotland who rely on our support.Read More

Lesley Irving shares the heartbreaking story of losing her mum to pancreatic cancer in 2020 and why she's taking on this year's JogJan for PanCan challenge in her memory.Read More

Lesley Irving

on 12th January

Following the recent release of the Scottish Government's cancer recovery plan, we explore how it intends to tackle a number of key issues surrounding cancer diagnosis and treatment, pancreatic cancer's inclusion in the plan, and how we'll be working with…Read More

Issy Smith

on 16th December

Following the death of her mum Pauline in June, Lesley had a vision to turn Scotland purple during this year’s World Pancreatic Cancer Day.Read More

Sheila Fleet and her team, have completed the astonishing challenge of walking from their workshop in Orkney to Glasgow and back again! Covering 1280 miles and raising much needed awareness and funds for pancreatic cancer.Read More

A new report from Public Health Scotland estimates that at the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, from March to June, approximately 4000 cancer cases were missed across ScotlandRead More

Issy Smith

on 25th November