People with neurological conditions are facing long waiting times, limited access to specialists, poor mental health support and a failing social care system, according to a new survey by The Neurological Alliance.

This MS Awareness Week, we are calling on people with MS to pop on their pumps and introduce a little activity into their daily routine. Staying active doesn’t need to mean running marathons or going to the gym, it’s about doing it at your own level, at your own pace. Doing it YOUR way.

Today the MS Trust launches its #FairMSCare campaign, aimed at raising awareness of the vital need for more multiple sclerosis specialist nurses across the UK.

Six MS charities have joined forces to call for better mental health services for people living with MS.

CEO David Martin explains more about the MS Trust's ongoing commitment to diversity and inclusion.

Dizziness or lightheadness is a common symptom of multiple sclerosis. If the sensation is more severe, it is referred to as vertigo. There are a number of approaches to managing dizziness including medication and exercise programmes.

Facing numbness spreading down the right side of his body, active gym enthusiast William knew something was wrong. Find out how he’s changed his lifestyle to support himself.

Are people living with Secondary Progressive MS being forgotten? Yes, says a new report. MS Trust CEO David Martin, who was involved in putting together the report, writes about what must be done to help the 'forgotten many'.

Cycling from London to Paris is no easy task. Here David Martin tells us why he's taking on this challenge to raise money for MS.