Help Us Fight Prostate Cancer
Man Van Schedule

Caught early, prostate cancer is usually curable.
Men have a right to be tested for prostate cancer on a regular basis via their GP if they are aged 50 or over. There is currently no national screening programme, and we are aware that some doctors do not support prostate cancer testing with this test, especially if men present with no obvious symptoms. We hope the ManVan will make the PSA blood test, used to help detect prostate cancer, accessible to all men aged 50-70 years (0r 45 if family history or black), offering flexibility and speed.
The Man Van will be visiting workplaces, associations, festivals, sporting clubs and events throughout the year. Below shows the schedule for 2026:
| Date | Location |
|---|---|
| 9th May |
Benz On The Green. The George Inn, Finchdean
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| 17th May | Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride – Hogsback Brewery, Guildford |
| 19th May | East Horsley Village Hall, 4- 8 PM. Click here to book your test: Book |
| 24th May | Haslemere Classic Car Show |
| 14th June | Burgess Hill Car Show MSPCSG |
| 5th July | Godalming Classic Car Show, 11:00-16:00 |
| 7th July |
Guildford Farmers Market, Guildford High Street, 11:00- 15:00 – just turn up, no booking required
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| 10th July |
Drapers Hall, THROGMORTON AVENUE, LONDON, EC2N 2DQ , 10:00 – 14:00 – book your test here: https://clientportal.uk.zandahealth.com/clientportal/online_booking/appointment-booking
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| 18th July |
Old Coal Yard Summer Fete, Hambldon GU8 4DR, 1.30 – 6.30-pm – just turn up, no booking required
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| 25-26th July | Ripley Classic Tractor and Agriculture Machinery Show, Grove Heath Road, GU23 6EU, 11:00- 16:30 – just turn up, no booking required |
| 2nd August | Cranleigh Show, 11:00-15:00 – just turn up, no booking required |
| 4th August | Guildford Farmers Market, 11:00- 15:00 — just turn up, no booking required |
| 9th August | Cranleigh Lions Classic Car Show, 11:00-15:00 – just turn up, no booking required |
| 22nd August | Esher Classic Car Show, 11:00-15:00 – just turn up, no booking required |
| Tuesday 1st September | Guildford Farmers Market, 11:00- 15:00 – just turn up, no booking required |
| 6th September | Shere Hill Climb , 11:00-15:00 – just turn up, no booking required |
| Saturday 26th September | Abbots Ann Village Hall, ANDOVER, SP11 7AZ – Anna Valley and Little Ann Parish Council – book your test here: https://clientportal.uk.zandahealth.com/clientportal/online_booking/appointment-booking |
| Tuesday 6th October | Guildford Farmers Market, 11:00- 15:00 – just turn up, no booking required |
| Thursday 8th October | Surrey Business Expo. Mercedes World |
| Saturday 24th October | Eversley Village Hall, Glaston Hill Road, Eversley, Hampshire , RG27 0NW |
| Thursday 19th November | Guildford Cathedral – International Mens Day |

The Prostate Project is volunteer led charity and we are dependent on volunteers to drive the Man Van and organise and run PSA blood testing. We can currently visit any venue within the Royal Surrey NHS Foundation Trust catchment area (Surrey, Hampshire and West Sussex) where there is sufficient space and demand, and we respond to every request that we receive.
The best thing to do is get in touch with us via the form below with details of your organisation name, contact details, location and if possible, the size of your company or club etc.

The PSA test is not perfect: it will not help find all prostate cancers, it will miss some and will detect some that would never go on to cause harm. But it is the important first step towards a diagnosis, with an abnormal result leading to further modern diagnostic techniques including AI-assisted MRI scans. Read here on our website for more information about the PSA test: https://prostate-project.org.uk/psa-testing
The Prostate Project would like to thank our partners for their invaluable help in operating the Man Van and to everyone who made a donation to make the van a reality. We hope this initiative will prolong, and save the lives of a significant number of men each year.
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