In our last email, we told you about the trial we are doing with a small number of our groups to test the new paperwork and procedures needed to restart face-to-face activities in a ‘COVID-secure’
Due to COVID-19 restrictions, our Annual Lecture (Scanning the horizon: How advances in MRI are transforming MS research) can no longer take place at its usual venue - the Royal College of Physicia
In the latest edition of MS Matters, we started communicating with our supporters about the changes we’re making to our membership approach.
Last month, we told you that our Health & Safety Team were studying governmental guidance to see what our groups would need to do if they wanted to resume face-to-face activities.
We started this year with an ambitious new strategy driving towards a vision of a future where nobody has to worry about their MS getting worse.
We’ve all been through some difficult situations this year, including the last couple of months for the MS Society, going through consultation around phase one of our planned people changes.
We know this is a worrying time for the MS Community, our volunteers and our staff.
We know there have been different levels of group activity over the past few months.
We know that NHS services and therapies can be difficult to access at the best of times.
Although lockdown has relaxed over recent weeks, our guidance to local groups h
