Newsletters

We produce and distribute a quarterly newsletter to update our supporters on our activities. There are several ways you can join our mailing list. You can either scroll down to the link at the bottom of our home page, complete the mailchimp sign-up form or drop us a line on [email protected]

To view our latest and historic newsletters click on the links below:

The Burning News - September 2021

The Burning News - June 2021

The Burning News - March 2021

The Burning News - December 2020

The Burning News - September 2020

The Burning News - June 2020

The Burning News - Covid-19-edition

The Burning News - March 2020

The Burning News - Autumn 2019

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We are always looking for content so if you have a fundraising story or any other information you would like us to share with our subscribers then please do get in touch.

The Burning Question...

...Is it really just heartburn? Did you know that persistent heartburn can be an early symptom of oesophageal cancer? Very few people are aware of this potentially life saving information. HCUK work to raise awareness, improve early diagnosis and save lives.

Latest

We really do have the most unbelievable supporters

We absolutely love to be share good news and in the last few weeks we have had such a great buzz in our team because of our wonderful fundraisers and the extraordinary lengths they have gone to in support of HCUK.
The Royal Parks Half 2022

The Royal Parks Half presented by Royal Bank of Canada is the only event of it's kind. Starting in Hyde Park, it provides a unique opportunity to support the life changing work of Heartburn Cancer UK whilst participating in a truly iconic experience.
The HCUK Virtual Santa Dash

Grab some family, friends, children and even the dog and run, walk, cycle or scoot 5k. Wear a Santa hat if you like (or a full costume if it takes your fancy) and support our work in raising awareness of the early signs of oesophageal cancer.
Early diagnosis - Saving lives

We are fundraising to establish a longer term early diagnostic service using the Cytosponge, bringing the opportunity for early diagnosis to the communities that need it most, improving outcomes and saving lives.

Persistent heartburn

Persistent heartburn. Do not ignore persistent heartburn. If it lasts for more than 3 weeks consult your GP. Persistent heartburn can be a symptom of oesophageal cancer.
Oesophageal cancer

Oesophageal cancer is when abnormal cells in the food pipe grow in an uncontrolled way. Oesophageal cancer can occur in the lower or upper part of the oesophagus.
Barrett's oesophagus

Barrett’s oesophagus, often known as just Barrett’s, is a condition that affects the lining of the oesophagus. Cancer of the oesophagus is more likely in people who have Barrett’s.
Danny's Story

Danny lost his short battle with oesophageal cancer on the 21st February 2021. His family want to share his story to encourage others to seek medical advice if they have any health concerns.
Newsletters

Please take a look at our current and historic newsletters
Basingstoke Support Group

Welcome to the homepage of the Barrett's, Stomach and Oesophageal Cancer support group based in Basingstoke, Hampshire.
Giving in memory

Giving in memory of someone special can be a positive way to celebrate their life, as well as being of great comfort to friends and family. Our tribute funds create a lasting memorial to your loved one and are completely personal to you.
LINACRE Trial

The Oxford Clinical Trials Unit are applying for funding for an exciting new clinical trial for patients with Barrett’s Oesophagus. Recruited patients will be randomly selected to either continue with life long medication or have a device, called a LINX, fitted at the base of the oesophagus to reduce the symptoms associated with Barrett's.
Buy your greetings cards

Browse a selection of over 1300 greetings cards from our partner, Making a Difference Cards, and raise funds for Heartburn Cancer UK whilst letting your loved ones know that you care.
Jennifer's Story

Jennifer was shocked when she was diagnosed with Barrett's oesophagus and silent reflux but we're delighted to hear how she's changed her lifestyle for the positive.