Dame Jessica Ennis-Hill invited three Diabetes UK supporters (all pictured above) and over 30 children to join her at Chatsworth House to get an exclusive taste ofVitalityMove, her new running festival taking place at Chatsworth on Sunday 9 July and Windsor Great Park on Sunday 17 September, with Diabetes UK as the official charity pa

Vicky Warden (pictured above with her brother Mitch), who was born and grew up in Great Glen, has passed the £11k milestone in her fundraising efforts for last week’s London Marathon, which she ran for Diabetes UK in a time of 4 hours and 23 minutes.

The four Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) in Lincolnshire, responsible for planning health services for more than 617,000 people across the county, are working together to support people living with Type 2 diabetes.

Diabetes UK-funded researcher Dr Mike Christie, at theUniversity of Lincoln, has opened the doors to his lab for one day to people affected byType 1 diabetes. 

Pledges to improve diabetes care by working with healthcare professionals and patients to increase choice and access to patient education and support were made by delegates at the Joint Annual Diabetes event organised by the West Midlands Cardiovascular Clinical Network and Diabe

Diabetes UK stalwart Fred Holland, 80, is chair of ourKidderminster and Wyre Forest Local Group, and has tirelessly campaigned to improve the care received by people living with diabetes.

Claire and Jon Howard, Lucie Wilson, Hannah Campbell and Gemma Harby are planning a range of fundraising events this year to support the work of Diabetes UK in memory of their friend who died suddenly last year.

The 5National Diabetes in Pregnancy Conference entitled ‘Challenges & Innovative Practice’ took place in London in November. More than 400 healthcare professionals attended the event, which was organised by the Diabetes UK Midlands Regional Office and sponsored by Novo Nordisk.