And whilst we are a small team, we are mighty. We are SO proud of the difference we’ve made to the pancreatic cancer community and the lives of all those…
on 3rd July 2025
It is with immense honour and gratitude that I step into the role of Chief Executive Officer at Pancreatic Cancer Action.
on 7th July 2025
There’s something about the smell of smoky grilled food that brings people together like nothing else. But while the main event - those sizzling burgers, juicy sausages, or charred veggie skewers take centre stage, the real secret to a brilliant…
on 4th July 2025
Pancreatic cancer is the deadliest common cancer in the UK. Survival rates are so low because patients are not diagnosed in time for life-saving surgery. More than 80% of patients are diagnosed too late, when their only option is palliative…
Hosting a tea party is so much more than a get together with friends, it’s all about the experience.
on 25th June 2025
Carol is a 78 year old retired NHS Secretary, from Birmingham and is currently 2 years cancer free.
on 21st June 2025
A BBQ is a fantastic way to bring people together while raising vital funds for Pancreatic Cancer Action. Whether you’re planning something small in your back garden or a bigger community event, here’s your step-by-step guide to make it fun,…
on 17th June 2025
Hosting a cake or bake sale is a fun and delicious way to raise money for a good cause. With a little planning and a dash of creativity, you’ll be on your way to a sweet success. Here’s our step-by-step…
on 11th June 2025
For Rachel Smith, the pain of losing her father is still fresh. Speaking just under a year after his passing, she shares his story with a powerful mix of warmth, pride and grief. Her father, a devoted nurse, lecturer, deacon,…
on 4th June 2025
Diabetes Awareness Week is just around the corner, and at Pancreatic Cancer Action, we’re getting ready to shine a light on something that needs more attention, the link between diabetes and pancreatic cancer. We want to get the conversation started…
on 4th June 2025
My name is Andy Rushton, and a simple stitch-like pain changed everything for me, and my story is a testament to the importance of early diagnosis and proactive medical care.
on 23rd May 2025