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Peter Meadowcroft kindly chose to fundraise for PCA during his time as Puckrup Hall Golf Club Captain in 2019 and here, he tells us his inspiring story. Puckrup Hall Golf Club is set in beautiful parkland with magnificent views of the Malvern Hills. Our...Read More

Nicolas Ramsey

on 16th January

2020 is not just a new year as it marks the start of a whole new decade!  So why not take on a challenge that can kickstart your motivation for the year ahead? The Twenty for 2020 Challenge is anyone who wants to...Read More

Nicolas Ramsey

on 10th January

Happy New Year! It’s the start of January which can only mean the start of a fresh new month, year and maybe even a time to challenge yourself. After the wind-down of the festive season, you might be sick of...Read More

Nicolas Ramsey

on 6th January

The end of 2019 fast approaching and what a year it’s been! Not only are we now getting into the Christmas spirit, but we’re also looking forward to the year ahead. Give it Up for PanCan! - No matter how...Read More

Nicolas Ramsey

on 6th December

Today, on World Pancreatic Cancer Day, Pancreatic Cancer Action have launched a bold campaign; ‘This isn’t what you think it is! #PancreasNotPenis’ after a survey revealed that almost a quarter of the UK incorrectly identified the pancreas as a penis.  We are launching the #PancreasNotPenis campaign at...Read More

Lucy Constable

on 18th November

Make A Free Will Online During Remember a Charity Week we are delighted to have partnered with Make A Will Online to be able to offer our supporters the chance to make their free Will in a few simple steps....Read More

Jack McQuillan

on 10th September

It's PCA's mission each November to strive towards saving more lives through early diagnosis. This year all funds raised throughout the month will be used to help fund awareness and education amongst the public and healthcare professionals. Why Turn it...Read More

Jack McQuillan

on 7th September

This year, our Pancreatic Cancer Aware (PC Aware) campaign took place in Northern Ireland where our awareness survey revealed that only 2% of people know a lot about pancreatic cancer and 87% of people can't name three symptoms of the disease...Read More

Lucy Constable

on 2nd July

Our #PCAware survey in Northern Ireland has found that only 15% of people would go to A&E if they were experiencing a possible life threatening symptom of pancreatic cancer. The survey is part of our regional #PCAware campaign and has found...Read More

Nicolas Ramsey

on 2nd July

This year, our Pancreatic Cancer Aware (PCAware) campaign is running in the area of the UK where public awareness of pancreatic cancer is at its lowest: Northern Ireland. With awareness adverts on the sides of buses, on digital screens, in...Read More

Lucy Constable

on 3rd June