News about the Centre
We are unable to run the 10.00am oxygen therapy session this morning due to transport difficulties with icy conditions.
UPDATE: 10.00am Oxygen Therapy is cancelled today, Monday 19th March Read More »
The Centre will be open today but due to icy conditions some of the earlier therapies may need to be cancelled.
Due to the adverse weather conditions, the Centre will be closed again on Saturday 3rd March.
UPDATED: Centre Closure Saturday 3rd March 2018 Read More »
Are you a member of the Co-op? Please choose the Berkshire MS Therapy Centre as your charity project and help us to provide footcare for local people with MS
Are you a member of the Co-Op? Read More »
Did you know we offer a specialist MS Tai Chi Class on a Thursday at the Centre from 12.45pm to 1.45pm?
Why not give our MS Tai Chi class a try? Read More »
Are you tripping up more than usual? It could be an MS symptom called foot drop, which is caused by weakness in the ankle or disruption in the nerve pathway between the legs and the brain.
Are you tripping up more than usual? Read More »
Opinion Health is currently conducting a study that involves patients with multiple sclerosis, and we would like to kindly ask for your support.
Take part in a survey and get a £10 thank you! Read More »
We are delighted to tell you that Christine Harvey who is a Travel Consultant ( travel agent not on the high street ) is donating 10% of all her earnings received from all holiday bookings to BMSTC. Many of you will know Christine’s husband Ricky, who suffers with MS and has been attending the centre for many
Travel consultant donating 10% to BMSTC Read More »
Due to popular demand reflexology will now be available to book fortnightly from the 20th March 2018.
Source BBC: BMSTC Member Sue Doughty is mentioned in the article – “Sue Doughty lives in Twyford, Berkshire. She has multiple sclerosis. She faced homelessness and had to rely on help from her daughter. Following a year spent in appeal, the Court of Tribunal awarded Sue PIP ongoing for life.”
PIPs: What next for benefit claimants? Read More »
