A new report published this week by the MS Trust finds that many MS specialist nurses are routinely managing more patients than the recommended caseload. As a result, people with MS are missing out on the vital care and support they need and deserve.

A new report, published by the MS Trust and NHS Lanarkshire, has revealed significant improvements in the quality of care and support given to people with multiple sclerosis in Lanarkshire over the past 18 months, resulting in fewer hospital admissions.

For his next fundraising adventure, our supporter Nick Jolly will be riding 2,500 miles to Hungary on his Vespa scooter. He tells us about the inspiration behind his challenge.

We are thrilled to report on a number of benefits for people with MS thanks to the MS Trust's Specialist Nurse Programme.

Following her husband's MS diagnosis in 2017, Lisa Brinicombe and her family were touched by the "invaluable support and information" they received from the MS Trust. Determined to ensure others could receive the same support that they had, Lisa and three friends (The Walkie Talkies) pledged to take on a 100km trek along the Jurassic coast to raise vital funds for the MS Trust. This is their story.

Radio 1 DJ Scott Mills, whose mum has MS, offers his advice for young people navigating the ups and downs of growing up when you have a parent with MS.

TiMS (Therapists in MS) has developed the MS Annual Review Template and MS Annual Review - Guidance for Health Care Professionals tools. The tools support health professionals who carry out multiple sclerosis (MS) annual reviews.

The MS Trust is working with MS nurses on a competency framework for MS specialist nurses to create a resource for use by MS nurse team leads, managers and nurses.

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