drive down the middle of the fairway. But ask any regular golfer about their routine, and you’ll likely hear as much about stretching, aches, and ice packs as you will about handicaps and course management.

Due to popular and increasing demand, we are thrilled to announce that we are expanding our Neuro Yoga and Pilates-Inspired Classes, meaning there are now two classes available every Friday to fit into your schedule!

Welcome to our October Newsletter! This edition is packed full of information, tips and upcoming events. There is also an EV Survey, which we would be grateful if you could complete Come and join in all the wonderful events! Enjoy!

Living with a long-term neurological or chronic health condition, such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Fibromyalgia, Parkinson’s, Stroke, Long Covid, or Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, can often feel like an isolating journey. Managing day-to-day symptoms, maintaining mobility, and taking care of your mental well-being require a supportive ecosystem.

Here is the latest article in our “Let’s Introduce You to”… series. This time we are finding out more about Sharon Cumming, one of our café volunteers.

Life can be unpredictable. Whether we are facing the heat and dry spells of potential water shortages, or bracing for the biting cold and severe weather as winter approaches, the reliability of our home utilities is something we all rely on. But have you ever stopped to think about what would happen if your electricity, gas, or water supply were suddenly cut off?

On Saturday 10th October, the MS Society welcomed families to the Brightwell for a Digesting Science event, and what a day it was! From 11 am to 3 pm, parents, children, grandparents and friends came together to learn more about multiple sclerosis: what it is, the symptoms it can cause, and how it can be treated, all through a series of creative, hands-on activities.

Caring for someone with a long-term neurological condition is an act of profound dedication, love, and resilience. Whether supporting a partner with Multiple Sclerosis, a parent with Parkinson’s, or a friend navigating life-changing health challenges, millions of unpaid carers across the UK form the invisible backbone of our healthcare and social support systems.

National Highways is undertaking essential structural repairs, waterproofing, concrete repairs, and barrier upgrades on two key flyover structures to future-proof the interchange and reduce the risk of future emergency roadworks.

Nestled in Bradley Stoke, Bristol, The Brightwell (which encompasses the West of England MS Therapy Centre) has spent more than 40 years helping people manage chronic neurological conditions, recover from physical injuries and regain their independence.