We are very pleased to be able to offer our members and non-members living with MS the opportunity to receive support from Caroline Langdon.

We are looking for a new Trustee to join our Board, and this time we're hoping to find someone with a background in IT and digital systems.

The Brightwell is delighted to be hosting a monthly Coffee Morning here at the Centre. This event is organised by the MS Society and is aimed at all parents affected by MS living in the Bristol area.

At The Brightwell, Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) is offered as a specialised service to help athletes and fitness enthusiasts accelerate recovery from sports injuries. While the charity primarily supports individuals with neurological conditions, their oxygen therapy suite is open to the public for "non-neurological" needs, including sports rehabilitation.

At The Brightwell, we are absolutely delighted to announce the completion of a long-term project that has been over five years in the making: the total conversion of our Centre’s lighting to LED.

On Monday, 13 April, many of our staff and Oxygen volunteers took part in an important safety and knowledge training session.

If there is one thing we’ve learned at The Brightwell, it’s that our community loves a challenge—especially when it involves trivia, music rounds, and a bit of healthy competition. Our "Fantastic Quiz Nights" have become a staple of our calendar, and for good reason! They are more than just a test of knowledge; they are a celebration of the incredible support system that keeps our Centre running.

We are delighted to have appointed two new part-time physiotherapists. Nathi will be working on Mondays and Wednesdays, and Khoula on Tuesdays and Thursdays.

Looking for the perfect way to spend your Spring Bank Holiday? Mark your calendars for Monday, 25 May, because The Maytree in Bristol is hosting a Charity Fun Day that you won't want to miss!

We are delighted to have been asked to support Bristol University with some interesting research that they are looking at. They are looking for women aged between 18 and 40, and they are researching the impact on MS symptoms across any given monthly menstrual cycle.