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Commendations have been awarded to seven CSP members for their leadership, advocacy and peer support in physiotherapy.

A new report has warned that women experiencing painful reproductive health conditions are frequently finding their symptoms ‘normalised’ and their ‘pain dismissed’ when seeking help. 

The pay review body for the NHS in England needs to show its mettle or risk being abandoned, the CSP has said.

CSP members in Scotland have spoken out about the real pressures they are facing in the NHS, and the shocking impact on physiotherapy services and patient care.

The refreshed workforce plan will likely include an expansion of the number of physiotherapy roles in the community, according to media reports. 

The Welsh government has refreshed their ‘A Healthier Wales’ strategy, publishing a new action plan.  

The CSP is asking members working for Health and Social Care (HSC) in Northern Ireland whether they wish to move to a formal industrial action ballot over pay.

Jess Phillips, the minister for safeguarding and violence against women and girls, has today announced measures giving victims of stalking more protection.  

The CSP has called for workforce and funding to match policy priorities in its submission to the government’s consultation on the future of NHS England. 

A study carried out by Queen Mary University of London and University of Surrey on behalf of the Trades Union Congress (TUC) articulates the experiences of sexual harassment that Black women face in the workplace.