Stuart Rundle Consultant Gynaecological Oncology Surgeon Newcastle
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- Royal Victoria Infirmary, Queen Victoria Road, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 4LP
Ally Speight Consultant Gastroenterologist Newcastle leads with clinical and research excellence. He currently serves at Newcastle Hospitals, where he specialises in Inflammatory Bowel Disease (IBD). From diagnosis to advanced therapies, he ensures that patients receive personalised, evidence-based care.
Dr Ally Speight began his academic journey at Girton College, Cambridge. He studied Natural Sciences with a focus on Genetics. Building on that foundation, he completed his MBBS with honours at Newcastle University in 2005. These early achievements laid the groundwork for his deep commitment to both medicine and research. Later, in 2015, he was awarded an MD by Newcastle University for his groundbreaking research in metabolic signalling pathways in Crohn’s disease.
Ally Speight Consultant Gastroenterologist Newcastle focuses heavily on IBD management. His expertise extends to therapeutic drug monitoring and treating GI complications related to oncology therapies. Furthermore, he is well-versed in coeliac disease, making him a comprehensive care provider in gastrointestinal medicine. Patients benefit from his tailored approach, which integrates clinical evidence with practical insights.
Research plays a central role in Dr Speight’s practice. He is a Principal Investigator on multiple commercial trials and investigator-led portfolio studies in IBD. In 2017, he received the prestigious NIHR Greenshoots award, recognising his leadership in advancing gastroenterological research. Notably, his recent work includes contributions to the British Society of Gastroenterology IBD Committee. He helped draft the BSG position statement on immune checkpoint inhibitor colitis—a key milestone in treatment guidance.
Dr Speight’s commitment to innovation sets him apart. His research into immune oncology-associated colitis continues to influence current therapeutic approaches. Moreover, his leadership helps shape the future of gastroenterological care, both locally and nationally. As a trusted figure in the field, he consistently drives forward new understanding and best practices.
