Guildford Community Lottery Super Draw this weekend! This Saturday, 25th October, one lucky supporter will win the season’s most sought-after tech - the brand-new iPhone 17 Pro (or £1,000 cash!). Support The Prostate Project and be in with a chance to win: www.guildfordlottery.org/sup...

Thank you to the Central Southern Vintage Agricultural Club for the £3000 donation to The Prostate Project, raised at the Ripley Ripley Classic Tractor and Machinery Show. We were delighted to bring our Man Van to the event & Special thanks to Paul Mills for making it all happen.

'Rugby legend Sir Ian McGeechan says his prostate cancer is 'gone' - and urges govt to launch screening programme' news.sky.com/story/rugby-leg... #TheProstateProject #ProstateCancer #ProstateCancerScreening

A huge thank you to Barry and Katie for taking part in the Hampton Court 10k run at the weekend and choosing to raise funds for The Prostate Project. Barry was inspired to take on the challenge after seeing several friends affected by prostate cancer and wanted to do something to make a difference.

Tickets are selling fast for One Winter’s Night at the Yvonne Arnaud Theatre on Saturday 10th January 2026. Organised and hosted by Gavin Thomas, this much-loved concert brings together an outstanding line-up of local talent for a night not to be missed.

We’re almost 30% of the way to our fundraising target for the Prostate Cancer Vaccine Appeal - thank you to everyone who has donated so far. This research could change the future of prostate cancer treatment, but we need your support.

Prostate cancer symptoms and treatment: What to check for www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/... #TheProstateProject #ProstateCancerAwareness #MensHealth #ProstateCancerSymptoms

A big thank you to The Surrey Advertiser for featuring the launch of our new appeal to fund research into a potential prostate cancer vaccine. We’re so grateful for the support in helping raise awareness of this ground-breaking research. #TheProstateProject #ProstateCancer

Prof Stephen Langley attended a House of Commons meeting hosted by Prostate Cancer Research, launching a campaign for a UK-wide targeted prostate cancer screening programme. Building on our work testing 18,300 at-risk men in Surrey and Sussex, The Prostate Project continues to lead the way.

Our trustees Professor Stephen Langley and Dr Simon Bott shared their expert views on the importance of targeted prostate cancer screening. Their insights highlight why early detection, particularly among higher-risk men, is vital to improving outcomes & saving lives.

A big thank you to Bramley Golf Club Captains Malcolm Roberts and Elizabeth Campbell for their fantastic support of The Prostate Project. Our Prostate Project Chair, Martin, visited the club this weekend to meet both Captains, who have been ... 1/2

Every 45 minutes a man dies from prostate cancer. Together we can change this. Support our appeal to fund vital vaccine research. www.justgiving.com/campaign/...

'Most men would attend testing if the government introduced a national screening programme for prostate cancer, according to our new research.' - Healthwatch www.healthwatch.co.uk/blog/2...

Huge congratulations to Rebecca Tate, Dr Lisiane Meira, Sunny Sunshine, and Beth Swan from the University of Surrey research team - they completed the 50 km Ultra Challenge recently to raise funds for The Prostate Project! Donate via Lisiane’s page: www.justgiving.com/page/lisi...

We’ve launched an appeal to fund research into a potential prostate cancer vaccine. This ground-breaking work taking place in Guildford could save thousands of lives but we need your support. Please donate if you can: www.justgiving.com/campaign/...

Support The Prostate Project through the Guildford Community Lottery & you could win the brand-new iPhone 17 Pro (or £1,000) in the October Super Draw! Every ticket helps us fund research, raise awareness, & support men with prostate cancer. Get your tickets here: www.guildfordlottery.org/sup...

A big thank you to the Guildford Beer Festival for such a great event! 🍺 Our Prostate Project Man Van was on site, and it was fantastic to be part of such a well-run event. An extra thanks for looking after our amazing volunteers so well - we had a brilliant time!

The Prostate Project Charity Golf Day returns on Friday 15th May 2026 - organised by our wonderful Patron, Jackie Alliss. Join us for a day of golf, fundraising, and fun, all in support of our work to improve outcomes for men with prostate cancer. Full details prostate-project.org.uk/even...

'Prostate: A Family Affair' is a new book by Harry Elson, a prostate cancer patient who has very kindly chosen to donate proceeds to The Prostate Project.

Johnny Ball's bravery in speaking about his prostate cancer is a reminder to all men: knowing your risk and getting a PSA test can make a difference. Everyone at The Prostate Project sends him our very best wishes. www.mirror.co.uk/tv/tv-news/...

Early prostate cancer usually doesn’t have symptoms, so if you’re aged 50+, have a family history, or are black, talk to your GP about having a PSA test. For more information on prostate cancer, our current research, and support, visit our website: prostate-project.org.uk

Ground-breaking research at Surrey University, funded by The Prostate Project, is developing a potential prostate cancer vaccine. Together, we can make it a reality. Please donate and support our appeal. www.justgiving.com/campaign/...

A breakthrough is on the horizon - a prostate cancer vaccine being developed here in Guildford. With your support, we can help save thousands of lives. Please donate via www.justgiving.com/campaign/...

We're looking forward to Charity Wheels Day on Thursday, organised by Surrey Satellite Technology Ltd to fundraise for us at The Prostate Project! Petrol heads and car enthusiasts unite, 12pm to 2pm, Surrey Research Park, curb side between Kepler & Tycho!

A huge thank you to everyone who joined us for the launch of our Prostate Cancer Vaccine Appeal last week. We’re so grateful to Sanaway Ltd, Eclectic Live Music, Guildford Dragon News, BBC Surrey, Bramley Golf Club, Kenney Jones and Anne Milton for your ... 1/2

Every 45 minutes a man dies from prostate cancer. Together we can change this. Support our appeal to fund vital vaccine research. www.justgiving.com/campaign/...

'Day by day, year by year' - Borg on prostate cancer diagnosis www.bbc.co.uk/sport/tennis/a... #TheProstateProject #ProstateCancerAwareness #BjornBorg #MensHealth

Did you know? ✅ Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in men in the UK. ✅ Around 1 in 8 men will be diagnosed in their lifetime. ✅ For Black men, the risk is even higher: around 1 in 4. ✅ More than 52,000 men are diagnosed every year in the UK - that’s over 140 every day.

It’s been a busy August with our Prostate Project Man Van out on the road, raising awareness and talking to people about prostate cancer and PSA testing. If you’ve got an event coming up and would like our team and the Man Van to attend, we’d love to hear from you.

Great to see PureGym offering free one-year memberships to men with advanced prostate cancer on hormone therapy, alongside expert exercise support. This is a brilliant initiative showing how exercise can help improve quality of life during treatment. athletechnews.com/puregym-of...

In case you missed it, we have a new appeal to help fund research into a prostate cancer vaccine. This ground-breaking project could transform how the disease is treated but it needs support to move forward. Every donation will help more men survive prostate cancer. www.justgiving.com/campaign/...

Although we’re UK-based, September is Prostate Cancer Awareness Month in the USA so it's a great opportunity to share this video from our Prostate Project Patron, Felicity Kendal. Felicity highlights the importance of knowing your risk of ... 1/2

🍺 We’re excited for the Guildford Beer Festival next weekend at Guildford Cricket Ground! Our volunteers & Man Van will be there raising awareness of prostate cancer. Got your tickets yet? 🎟️ guildfordbeerfestival.co.uk/ #TheProstateProject #MensHealth #Surrey

A huge thank you to Danny Palmer for taking part in the Tour de Four in Glasgow in support of The Prostate Project. Danny even got to meet Sir Chris Hoy and Sir Steve Redgrave! We’re so grateful for Danny’s dedication and support and if you'd like to donate to ...

🚴 Good luck to Danny Palmer as he begins the Tour de Four in Glasgow, organised by Sir Chris Hoy, & he has chosen to ride in support of The Prostate Project. We’re so grateful for Danny’s support and wish him every success on the ride. Sponsor Danny: www.gofundme.com/f/my-tour-d...

Tennis legend Björn Borg has revealed his prostate cancer diagnosis in his upcoming memoir. He shared it was an “extremely aggressive” form, treated with surgery in 2024, and he is now in remission. Everyone at The Prostate Project sends him our very best wishes. people.com/tennis-legend-bjo...

We’re proud to have helped bring the Histolog® Scanner to Royal Surrey, contributing £125,000 towards this revolutionary new device.

We’re looking forward to the Guildford Beer Festival on 19th and 20th September at Guildford Cricket Ground! Some of our fantastic Prostate Project volunteers will be helping out across the two days, and our Man Van will also be on site. We’ll be there supporting the ... 1/2

September is Urology Awareness Month, it's a chance to shine a light on conditions like prostate cancer, the most common cancer in men in the UK. Awareness of risks, symptoms, and the importance of early testing can save lives. At The Prostate Project, we support ...

Good luck to Danny Palmer! On 6th September, Danny is taking on the Tour de Four in Glasgow (organised by Sir Chris Hoy) and he's chosen to support The Prostate Project. A patient at the Royal Surrey and Stokes Centre, Danny has already raised an incredible £4,200 and counting!

We’ve launched a new fundraising appeal to support research developing a prostate cancer vaccine here in Guildford. This research could be truly game-changing, but relies on funding. With your help, we can give men a better chance of beating prostate cancer. Donate: www.justgiving.com/campaign/...

Prostate cancer will soon become the most common cancer in the UK, figures have shown. uk.style.yahoo.com/news/pros... #TheProstateProject #ProstateCancerAwareness #MensHealth

**Research on ‘Game-changing’ Prostate Cancer Vaccine Launched in Guildford** guildford-dragon.com/wip-res... Thank you to the Guildford Dragon News for sharing our news. #TheProstateProject #ProstateCancer #GuildfordDragon

We had a fantastic time at CarFest with our Prostate Project Man Van this weekend! It was great to enjoy the sunshine, an incredible line-up, and most importantly, to speak with so many people about prostate cancer awareness and the importance of early testing. Thank you to everyone who said hello!

This Bank Holiday weekend, take a moment to talk with the men in your life about prostate cancer. Knowing the risks can save lives: Risk increases over age 50 Higher risk if you’re Black or have a father or brother with prostate cancer A PSA blood test can aid early detection

Join us for Mainly Country on Saturday 6th September! An evening of mainly country music, good food, and great company at Guildford Masonic Centre. Tickets are £25 per person and numbers a limited so email Les on [email protected] to book yours!

It's CarFest weekend! Our Prostate Project Man Van will be in the SpaFest area, so stop by and say hello if you're coming along to Laverstoke Park Farm, Hampshire! There are still tickets available - buy here: carfest.org #TheProstateProject #CarFest #MensHealth

We had a great time at The British Motor Show at the weekend - thanks to everyone who stopped by to chat to Karen and Des at our Prostate Project Man Van, including The Stig! #TheProstateProject #ProstateCancerAwareness #MensHealth #TheBritishMotorShow

In case you missed the news about the arrival of the Histolog machine at the Royal Surrey, read more here: www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/... The Histolog Scanner is a "revolutionary" new device that improves prostate cancer surgery and reduces the need for radiotherapy.

‘Tailored’ prostate cancer treatment can give men extra time. Personalised immunotherapy can keep disease at bay for more than four years. Read the full Telegraph article here: www.telegraph.co.uk/news/202...