Read recent news and updates about our work at Guts UK Charity.
This Microscopic Colitis Awareness Week, we’re shining a light on the widespread misunderstanding of microscopic colitis, a form of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) and the significant impact it has on those affected by the condition....
16th April 2026
Have you ever wondered why a night out can lead to a burning sensation in your chest or a sudden change in your poo? Or perhaps you’re trying to calculate units whilst wondering how alcohol...
13th April 2026
Steve shares his bowel cancer story and shares, “If you have blood in your poo, it needs checking out. Don’t put it off.”
1st April 2026
Griffin shares his experiences with IBS. He wants others to know that digestive conditions, such as IBS, and their impact on people need more awareness.
1st April 2026
This spring, we’re thrilled to launch our online Guts UK Memory Garden. The Memory Garden is a special place to remember and honour someone you love. For each tribute created, a flower will blossom in...
30th March 2026
Cherylyn shares her Crohn’s disease story. She is keen to spread the message that “you are not less because of your condition. You are good enough. To live with Crohn’s disease takes a lot of...
27th March 2026
We’re thrilled to launch our online Memory Garden and invite you to create a tribute in memory of your loved one in support of Guts UK, the national charity for the digestive system. The Memory...
25th March 2026
As the national charity for the digestive system, Guts UK is dedicated to funding vital research into digestive health and importantly, supporting researchers during the early stages of their career. Applications are now open for...
20th March 2026
Guts UK is hosting a free online event to help people get to grips with irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) At Guts UK, we provide expert, evidence-based information about irritable bowel syndrome, which is the most common...
10th March 2026
In 2024, a SeHCAT scan led to Sophia being diagnosed with bile acid diarrhoea (BAD). Sophia is keen to raise awareness of “invisible” digestive conditions, such as BAD, and ensure that nobody feels alone.
8th March 2026
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