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International Liver Cancer Association (ILCA) Annual Conference 2026

The World’s Leading Liver Cancer Meeting

Date: 3-5 September 2026
Location: Le Plaza Hotel Brussels, Belgium

BASL members receive a 15% discount on registration fees until the conference.
Enter discount code: ILCAAC26_BASL when registering your place.

Visit the conference website for full information and to register HERE >  

Now in its ninth year, the Glasgow Gastro Conference returns with an in-person format. This one-day event will offer a dynamic programme featuring interactive presentations, case-based learning and cutting-edge lectures delivered by leading national and international experts. Attendees will receive timely updates across a broad spectrum of topics in gastroenterology, hepatology and endoscopy.

Date: Friday 11th September 2026
Location: Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow

Glasgow Gastro Conference is aimed at: 

·       Gastroenterology and hepatology consultants and trainees

·       General and acute medicine consultants and trainees

·       Gastroenterology and hepatology nursing staff

·       Specialty and specialist doctors (SAS)

Full event details, including programme highlights and registration information, are available here:  

Early bird discount available until the 31 July
At checkout use code: GASTROJULY20

4th UK HBV meeting – Early bird registration closes at the end of July.

You can register for the event via the University of Nottingham website by clicking 

Date: Monday 21st and Tuesday 22nd September.

Venue: Milton Hill House, Abingdon, Oxford OX13 6AF

The meeting will be constructed around the themes of basic science, clinical medicine and public health.

Confirmed topics and speakers:

HBV – the patient perspective – Supa Chantschool from the organisation Hep B Companion
Epidemiology and management of HBV in children – Alasdair Bamford from Great Ormond Street
NHSE plans for elimination of HBV – Mark Gillyon-Powell Deputy Director,
Viral hepatitis, NHSE Update on treatment of HDV – Doug MacDonald, UCLH
Occult HBV – Peter Simmonds, University of Turku and University of Glasgow
Genomics for the exploration of virus-host interactions – Azim Ansari, University of Oxford

The remainder of the meeting will be made up from abstracts submitted by attendees.  Further details will follow.

You can register for the event via the University of Nottingham website by clicking 

The RCR and SABR Consortium Liver workshop 
Location - Mary Ward House, London
Date - 24th September 2026

You can register 

This multidisciplinary technical radiotherapy workshop provides a complete, hands‑on learning experience in delivering SABR for liver tumours, including both HCC and metastatic disease for their local population.

Developed in collaboration with RTTQA, the UK SABR Consortium and the RCR, the course blends expert-led teaching, practical outlining sessions and real‑world implementation guidance to help your centre safely and confidently expand its SABR liver service. You’ll hear from leading UK specialists, take part in an interactive forum to explore challenges and best practice, and gain structured pre‑course preparation to ensure optimal on‑the‑day participation.

What you’ll gain:

• Practical contouring confidence: guided technical workshops and expert demonstrations.
• Up‑to‑date best practice insights: informed by national standards and leading clinical centres delivering liver SABR.
• Multidisciplinary expertise: perspectives from clinicians, physicists and radiographers actively shaping SABR practice in the UK.
• Actionable tools to support your centre in setting up, refining, or scaling a SABR liver service for both HCC and metastatic pathways.
• Interactive problem solving: a dedicated forum to discuss your specific real-world challenges with an expert panel.

You can register your place via the .

UK HPB Oncology Education Day – register now
Venue - Royal College of Radiologists, London
Date - 25th September 2026

HPB oncology has emerged as a distinct subspecialty in recent years, with notable developments in both clinical practice and research. The field is rapidly evolving, particularly in areas such as pancreatic and hepatobiliary cancers, and there is now a clear need to consolidate knowledge, share best practice, and shape future direction. This education day running alongside the liver SABR workshop will explore the latest advances in the management of hepatopancreatobiliary (HPB) cancers. It is primarily designed for clinical oncologist and senior trainees but would also be of interest to the wider multidisciplinary team as well as medical oncologists and palliative care teams. 

The day will include expert talks on the management of pancreatic cancer with specific focus on the evolving role of SABR and radiotherapy in supportive care. Dedicated sessions will also cover radiology for pancreas radiotherapy planning and emerging systemic approaches. The day will bring together leading experts to discuss the latest developments in the management of hepatobiliary cancers. Through multidisciplinary panel discussion, the programme will highlight the current best practice in locoregional management of HCC and the latest data for the role of radiotherapy for HB cancers.

You can register your place via the RCR .