At the MS Trust we offer a range of benefits to our staff, including hybrid working options, a company pension, Employee Assistance Programme (EAP) and much more.

Spasticity and spasms are a common symptom of MS and can have a big impact on your daily life. To find out how they can be successfully treated and managed, we put some of your questions to physiotherapist, Katrina Buchanan.

Driving and using private cars are important parts of life for many people. If MS affects your ability to drive there is help available.

Getting around on public transport when you have MS. Your rights, tips for access and where to get support.

Multiple sclerosis (MS) can affect personal relationships in many ways but it need not interfere with developing and maintaining connections with other people, including friends, family, partners and work colleagues.

Hippotherapy is a form of physiotherapy that uses the motion of the walking horse to provide therapeutic movement to the rider.

On International Nurses' Day (12 May 2026), we take a moment to recognise not only the skill and dedication of nurses working in neurology, but also the generosity with which they share knowledge, support one another and lead improvement in care.

MS mobility problems can impact your mental health. Here’s five tips to help you stay more upbeat and mobile.

Exercise is important for people with MS, helping to manage symptoms and improve quality of life. But it can be tricky to get started with a routine. This article shares practical tips from people with MS and experts on how to get started, stay motivated, and make exercise enjoyable and sustainable.