News & stories

Stay in the know with the latest news, research and stories from the MS community. Find information on things that matter to you, from tips on managing symptoms, through to stories about different drugs and treatment options. Want to share your story with us? We'd love to hear from you.

9 September 2025

Flu season is here again

All adults and children with multiple sclerosis (MS) can have the flu jab for free. Here we explain why the vaccine is important for people with MS, all the groups that are eligible and how you can book yours.

13 August 2025

Taking flight - Antoinette's travels in a powered wheelchair

After some time away from longer trips, Antoinette decided to jet away. But would travelling in a powered wheelchair make things difficult? Read on to find out.

13 August 2025

Why can’t I sleep? Night-time MS symptoms uncovered

If you live with multiple sclerosis and struggle to get a good night sleep, this episode is for you. We uncover the hidden impact of night-time MS symptoms, from nerve pain, spasms, and restless legs to bladder urgency, burning sensations, and cold feet and explore why these issues often seem to worsen after dark.

7 August 2025

5 tips to improve your nights when you are struggling to get to sleep with MS

Struggling to get restful sleep with MS? Our latest blog shares five top expert-backed tips to help you wind down, sleep better, and wake up feeling more refreshed.

1 August 2025

Making the Switch: Quitting smoking and living better with MS

After years of smoking, Mohammed Baashar quit to protect his health from worsening MS. With nicotine patches and determination, he's now healthier, stronger, and smoke-free.

21 July 2025

Fear of falling with MS - and what to do if you do have a fall

Worried about falling or unsure what to do if you do fall? You're not alone. Falls are a common concern for people living with multiple sclerosis. In this episode, expert physio Hilary Gunn breaks down why people with MS are more prone to falling.

14 July 2025

New guidance for intermittent catheters

NICE published updated guidance on the prescribing of intermittent catheters, endorsing the importance of choice, comfort and ease of use, and the reduction of UTIs.

3 July 2025

What next for the Universal Credit and PIP bill?

As the Universal Credit and Personal Independence Bill progresses through Parliament, we look at what's new.

30 June 2025

Travelling with MS: finding freedom one journey at a time

Diagnosed with relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis six years ago, Wendi hasn't let it stop her love for travel. From backpacking around the world to solo trips to Bali, she continues to explore. In this blog she shares her top tips on traveling with MS

12 June 2025

MS and relationships: balancing love and care

Relationships can be complicated, even at the best of times. When one partner is living with MS, it can bring a whole host of new challenges as well as opportunities for deeper connection. In this podcast, we explore the emotional and practical realities of supporting a partner with MS, and how couples can support each other through changing dynamics.

9 June 2025

Mobilise: a community of family carers

James Townsend is co-founder and CEO of Mobilise, an online community supporting thousands of carers across the country. James shares his personal connection to MS and insights into the challenges and rewards of caregiving.

2 June 2025

The positive effect of volunteers at the MS Trust

For Volunteers week, MS Trust Volunteer Manager, Mark Cruise discusses the vital support that volunteers provide to the MS Trust to help us support the MS community.