Overview
Join leading clinicians, researchers, and allied health professionals for the UK and Ireland Cutaneous Lymphoma Group Annual Meeting 2026—an essential forum for advancing knowledge and improving patient care in cutaneous lymphoma.
This 1-day meeting will bring together health care professionals from all regions of the UK and Ireland involved in the diagnosis and management of cutaneous lymphoma. This is an educational meeting and also provides an opportunity for networking and research collaboration.
This year’s programme will feature highlights from recent major international meetings, with a focus on translating emerging evidence into practical applications for UK clinical practice. Attendees will also benefit from an expert-led update on the diagnosis and management of cutaneous B-cell lymphomas within the UK setting.
Key information
This meeting is supported by the following industry partners - Kyowa Kirin, Recordati, Therakos, Takeda Oncology.
Industry-supported sessions are included where specified on the meeting programme.
Cost
£50 Consultants
£25 Nursing Colleagues/AHPs/Registrars
Topics covered
Highlights from recent major international meetings
Translating emerging evidence into practical applications for UK clinical practice
Expert-led update on the diagnosis and management of cutaneous B-cell lymphomas within the UK setting
Expert panel discussion exploring challenging and complex clinical cases, providing valuable insights and shared learning
Breakout sessions for histopathology and nursing
Intended audience
This meeting is suitable for dermatologists, oncologists, haematologists, nurse specialists, clinical scientists, and allied health professionals working within/ are involved in cutaneous lymphoma
How to book/learn more
You can book this course on Eventbrite.
Submit a poster or clinical case
We would like to invite participants to submit a complex clinical case to be discussed on the expert led panel. Please send a summary of the case via SurveyMonkey. These will be forwarded to the UKICLG organising committee for review. 3 or 4 cases will be selected for discussion.
Trainees and residents are also encouraged to participate in the poster session display, with a prize awarded for the best poster. Fill in the form on SurveyMonkey for further information and to submit and abstract for review.
08:30 Registration
Chair : Dr Nina Farquharson
09:15 - Welcome and Introduction
Dr Nina Farquharson, UKICLG Chair Consultant Dermatologist, Northern Care Alliance
09:25 Immunohistochemical assessment of cutaneous lymphoid infiltrates
Dr John Goodlad, Consultant Haematopathologist, Department of Pathology NHS Greater Glasgow & Clyde
09:55 Promotional symposium organised and funded by Recordati Rare Diseases Dermatological Management of MF-CTCL
Dr Mary Wain, Consultant Dermatologist, St John's Institute of Dermatology, London
10:25 Break
The Derby Suite (Main Session)
10:45 Chair : To be confirmed
10:50 PROCLIPI update and clinical trials in the UK
Prof Julia Scarisbrick, Consultant Dermatologist and Lead Cutaneous Lymphoma Service, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
11:15 Mogamulizumab-associated rash: clinical presentation and management
Dr Kevin Molloy, Consultant Dermatologist,Tallaght University Hospital, Dublin, Ireland
11:45 Diagnosis of mogamulizumab-associated rash: the dermatopathology perspective
Dr Angelia Ong, Consultant Histopathologist, The Christie NHS FT
The Lancaster Suite (Nursing Break Out Session)
11:45 Allogeneic Stem Cell Transplants for patients with CTCL: The ICHT Experience
Angela Okena, Allogeneic SCT CNS. Imperial College Healthcare NHS Trus
12:15 Lunch
The Derby Suite (Main Session)
13:05 Chair : To be confirmed
13:10 Plenary: Cutaneous T-cell Lymphoma and Newer Immunological Therapies for Atopic Dermatitis
Prof Evangelia Papadavid, Prof in Dermatology, Chair of Cutaneous Lymphomas Group EORTC Director of National Centre of Excellence for Rare Diseases/Cutaneous Lymphoma-ERN BloodNet Member , National and Kapodistrian University of Athens Attikon University Hospitall
13:45 Transplant for cutaneous lymphoma: when and who? London experience and outcomes
Dr Stephen Morris, Consultant Oncologist, Guys Hospital
14:15 Promotional symposium organised and funded by Kyowa Kirin HRQoL in CTCL: Real-World Insights from PROSPER
Prof Julia Scarisbrick, Consultant Dermatologist and Lead Cutaneous Lymphoma Service, Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham
14:45 Break
The Lancaster Suite (Histopathology Break Out Session) 13:05 Chair : Dr Arti Bakshi
13:10 Dr Angelia Ong, The Christie, Manchester
13:20 Dr Patrick Shenjere, The Christie, Manchester
13:30 Dr Eleni Ieremia, Oxford
13:40 Dr Anoud Zidan, London
13:50 Dr Nick Tiffin, London
14:00 Dr Arti Bakshi, Liverpool
14:10 Dr Radhika Sudhir, Liverpool
14:20 Dr Lezia Dsouza, Nottingham
14:30 Dr Bipin Matthew, Leeds
14:40 Dr Dorota Markiewicz, London
14:45 Break
15:05 Chair : To be confirmed
15:10 Highlights from the World Congress of Cutaneous Lymphomas, Montreal 2026 Dr Neenu Sebastain
15:35 Clinical case presentations and discussion Panel
16:15 UKICLG business meeting, collaborative projects and future priorities Dr Nina Farquharson, UKICLG Chair Consultant Dermatologist, Northern Care Alliance
16:25 Closing discussion and meeting summary Dr Nina Farquharson, UKICLG Chair Consultant Dermatologist, Northern Care Alliance
This event is supported by the following companies, who have had no input into the agenda, topics or choice of speakers, unless where highlighted in a specific session of the programme.
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