Neuro Therapy Network

27/07/2026

Water companies issue Temporary Use Bans (TUBs)—commonly known as hosepipe bans—it’s easy to feel the squeeze on how you care for your garden or outdoor spaces.
However, there is an essential, often overlooked part of these regulations: disabled people, those with long-term health conditions, and individuals on priority registers are widely exempt.
Here is what you need to know about hosepipe bans across the UK, why disability exemptions exist, and how to make sure you’re covered.
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Water companies issue Temporary Use Bans (TUBs)—commonly known as hosepipe bans—it’s easy to feel the squeeze on how you care for your garden or outdoor spaces.

24/07/2026

We all hear standard health advice about sipping eight glasses of water a day. But when you’re navigating life with a neurological condition—such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Parkinson’s, Epilepsy, Stroke recovery, or Neuropathy—staying hydrated moves from general wellness advice to a critical everyday tool for symptom management.
The brain is roughly 75% water. When your nervous system is already working harder to send signal pulses throughout the body, even mild dehydration—losing as little as 1% to 2% of your body weight in fluid—can throw a wrench in the works.
Here’s a look at why water plays such a massive role in neurological health, alongside practical, low-friction strategies to keep your fluids up.
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We all hear standard health advice about sipping eight glasses of water a day. But when you’re navigating life with a neurological condition—such as Multiple Sclerosis (MS), Parkinson’s, Epilepsy, Stroke recovery, or Neuropathy—staying hydrated moves from general wellness advice to a critica...

24/07/2026

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgmkygjk9g2o

Fampridine boosts nerve signals to make it easier to walk, with up to 5,000 eligible.

20/07/2026

We have some incredibly exciting news to share! The annual Nimble Awards are returning in September 2026, and our very own Neuro Therapy Network (NTN) has been officially shortlisted as a finalist in the prestigious Charity Champions category.
Every year, the Nimble Awards celebrate the brightest and most impactful achievements in digital learning and development. The Charity Champions category highlights non-profit organisations that are leveraging e-learning to create massive, positive societal change.
For us, this shortlisting is a huge nod to our mission of providing accessible, high-quality, and life-enhancing education to those who support people living with neurological and long-term health conditions.
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We have some incredibly exciting news to share! The annual Nimble Awards are returning in September 2026, and our very own Neuro Therapy Network (NTN) has been officially shortlisted as a finalist in the prestigious Charity Champions category.

15/07/2026

We are delighted to announce the appointment of Mark Suddes as the new Chair of the Neuro Therapy Network (NTN), alongside Caz Blake-Symes, who has been appointed Vice Chair.

Mark has been the Centre Manager at the Suffolk Oxygen Therapy Centre in Ipswich since 2022 and an NTN Trustee since 2024. Caz has been a Volunteer and Trustee at The Brightwell, based in Bristol, since 2010 and joined the NTN Board in February 2025.. Caz also lives with Secondary Progressive MS.

Mark and Caz bring a wealth of experience, commitment, and passion for supporting neurological rehabilitation through hyperbaric oxygen therapy, physiotherapy, and the wider network of neuro therapy centres across the UK. Their combined leadership marks an exciting new chapter for the charity as it continues to champion collaboration, innovation, and excellence within the sector.

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We are delighted to announce the appointment of Mark Suddes as the new Chair of the Neuro Therapy Network (NTN), alongside Caz Blake-Symes, who has been appointed Vice Chair.

01/07/2026

July marks the return of Disability Pride Month, an annual global celebration that gives the disability community a dedicated space to take pride in their identities, share their achievements, and challenge outdated societal misconceptions.
While disability advocacy occurs year-round, July provides a vibrant, collective microphone. It is a time to remember that disability is a natural part of human diversity—one to be embraced, rather than something to be hidden.
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July marks the return of Disability Pride Month, an annual global celebration that gives the disability community a dedicated space to take pride in their identities, share their achievements, and challenge outdated societal misconceptions.

22/06/2026

We are looking for a great communicator to join our team as a Centre Support Administrator.
Please check out our Blog for the full job description and person specification.

We are looking for a great communicator to join our team as a Centre Support Administrator.

15/06/2026

If you thought preparing for a World Cup just meant standard drill cones, a few tactical whiteboard sessions, and an intensive training camp, think again. As Thomas Tuchel’s England squad readies itself for the gruelling North American summer, sports science has been dialled up to an entirely new level.
Among the heated training tents, wearable health bands, and biometric "digital pills" that players swallow to track their internal temperatures, there is one piece of tech causing a major buzz in the Three Lions camp: Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT).
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If you thought preparing for a World Cup just meant standard drill cones, a few tactical whiteboard sessions, and an intensive training camp, think again. As Thomas Tuchel’s England squad readies itself for the gruelling North American summer, sports science has been dialled up to an entirely new ...

13/06/2026

We are delighted that the latest Centre to be featured in the MS-UK’s Pathways Magazine “Spotlight” is the Merlin Centre, based in Saint Austell, Cornwall.
For more information about this fantastic Centre, please visit
www.merlincentre.org.uk/

08/06/2026

Every year, a vital campaign takes place across the UK to recognise, celebrate, and support a group of people whose contributions are immeasurable, yet all too often invisible: our unpaid carers.
This year’s Carers Week is from 8-14 June.
Carers Week is an annual awareness campaign that shines a spotlight on the millions of individuals who look after a family member, partner, or friend who has a physical or mental illness, disability, or needs extra help as they grow older. This year, the message is Building Carer Friendly Communities
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Every year, a vital campaign takes place across the UK to recognise, celebrate, and support a group of people whose contributions are immeasurable, yet all too often invisible: our unpaid carers. This year, Carers Week is from 8-14 June. Carers Week is an annual awareness campaign that shines a spot...