
The Importance of The Kiltwalk
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.
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.
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.
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…
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.
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.
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 Scotland
We are so excited to share with you that we will have a symptoms advert running on STV from Monday 16th November – Sunday 29th November. The short advert will feature our amazing supporter, Gavin Oattes, who shares a bit…
With a debate on pancreatic cancer set to take place in the Scottish Parliament on the 18th November, we need your help to reinforce our message by writing to your MSP.
We are delighted to announce our new branding as Pancreatic Cancer Action Scotland. Following our announcement in early 2020 that Pancreatic Cancer Scotland (PCS) was merging with our friends at Pancreatic Cancer Action (PCA), we have brought our organisations together as one and are proud to now embrace the word…
The merger is a commitment to the people of Scotland, and the UK, of a stronger united force, pulling together to take determined action to change the numbers, to improve the outcomes for patients and families.