The MS Trust have released a new report Life changing: the hopes and fears of the MS community in 2022 (PDF, 1.5MB), which explores the personal experiences of people living with MS in the UK today.

Recently, the MS Trust was delighted to announce that we have funded an additional MS nurse to cover north Wales, through the Walton Centre, Liverpool. We chatted to Michelle and her fellow MS Nurse, Yvonne, about the difference the new role will make.

The number of people being diagnosed with multiple sclerosis around the world is increasing. We take a look at recent research which investigates who might be more susceptible to multiple sclerosis and why that might be.

Trudi from Kent took part in our Jump in June skydiving month and raised around £1,000 to help fund the MS Trust’s work. Here she tells us why it meant so much to her to be able to take on this challenge.

Paul Kosinski pushed himself out of his comfort zone to take part in our Jump in June skydiving month. He shares his story.

Rich from Dorset tells us why he is taking on a 50-mile tandem cycle challenge in aid of the MS Trust.

When MS Trust supporter Rebecca Morrison signed up to our Alps Trek back in 2016, she could have never imagined just how life-affirming the experience would be. In this blog, she writes about her own journey with MS, what inspired her take on a challenge for the MS Trust, and why she’d encourage others to do the same.

Back in September, a group of friends took on a gruelling canoe challenge in the Lake District, raising nearly £4,000 to support the MS Trust's vital work. Here, supporter Caroline Horton writes about the inspiration behind the challenge and the sense of achievement she felt after completing it.

Car enthusiast Nico has organised a rather unique driving challenge to raise funds for the MS Trust. Here he tells us what the challenge involves, the inspiration behind it, and how you can sign up.