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Support people affected by pancreatic cancer by playing our Big Win Raffle

28 February 2025

People living with pancreatic cancer deserve more than hope. By playing the raffle today, you will be helping to fund life-saving research that could mean faster diagnosis, and making sure those affected can get access to the best care and treatment.

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Thank you for another fantastic November

2 December 2024

Celebrating another successful Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month

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Frequently asked questions about gifts in Wills

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Thank you for making this November special

1 December 2023

Celebrating another successful Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month

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Frequently asked questions about our free Will-writing services

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Sharon’s Big Step Forward Story

5 June 2023

Sharon's dad Geoff sadly died from pancreatic cancer in 2019, just six weeks before his first grandchild, Erin, was born. Now, Sharon, her husband and Erin take part in The Big Step Forward every year in his memory.

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“Every step of the way has been for them”

25 April 2023

On Sunday 23rd April, 210 incredible Team Pancreatic Cancer UK runners took to the streets of London to raise awareness and funds at the yearly London Marathon.

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Thank you for raising your voices this November

1 December 2022

Celebrating another successful Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month

Real life stories

Hilary’s gift of hope

23 August 2022

Like so many others, Hilary knows all too well how devastating pancreatic cancer can be. She lost her husband, George, in July 2019. George started to feel unwell during an around the world cruise to celebrate their 40th wedding anniversary. Despite seeing a consultant during the voyage, pancreatic cancer wasn’t diagnosed until it was too late. Sadly, George died just seven weeks later.