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Emily Wilson will be joining Team PCA and running the Brighton Marathon in April in memory of her Grandma, Kathleen. Once again i'll be doing the Brighton Marathon, this time for Team PCA, in memory of my grandma, Kath Buckley.…Read More
on 3rd April
Karen Jaines, dance teacher from Louth, organised a 12 hour jive marathon to raise vital funds for Pancreatic Cancer Action in memory of her friend she lost to pancreatic cancer in 2017. The event started at 9am on Saturday 23rd…Read More
on 28th March
Mark Smith is running the London Marathon in memory of his Nan and to help raise vital funds and awareness of pancreatic cancer. My name is Mark Smith and unfortunately like the majority of people, I have been affected by…Read More
on 27th March
Lotti is joining #TeamPCA and taking her fathers place in the London Marathon this April. She tells us her inspiring story to fulfil his wishes and finish the race for him. We lost my father to PC aged 57 in…Read More
on 20th March
Joe Suttill shares, in his own words, why he is taking action against pancreatic cancer for PCA My name is Joe Suttill I am the big brother to William Suttill who is only 33 years old and in June 2018…Read More
on 7th March
Matt from Paignton in Devon sadly lost his mother, Judy, just 34 days after diagnosis of pancreatic cancer in September 2016. This is the fuel behind all of Matt’s running events, challenges and successes. Having never really been a runner,…Read More
on 20th February
We are so incredibly thankful for our community of PCA supporters. They work extremely hard to raise the profile of pancreatic cancer, its symptoms, how it’s diagnosed and how early diagnosis is key to survival. A huge thank you goes…Read More
on 17th January
Norman Whitwood was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2012 after he felt unwell with symptoms that included loss of appetite, constipation, and yellow stools. Norman had Whipples surgery followed by chemotherapy and was able to run the Herts 10k in…Read More
on 14th May
John Deakin, 73, from South Wales, is taking on the incredible challenge of running the 2018 London Marathon for Pancreatic Cancer Action. The avid runner, who previously served 30 years in the Royal Air Force, will be taking part in…Read More
on 18th April
Sarah Dunford, 25 from Farnborough, is taking on the incredible challenge of running the 2018 London Marathon in memory of her Nan, who sadly passed away from pancreatic cancer. Sarah will be raising vital funds and awareness for Pancreatic Cancer…Read More
on 17th April