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The role of the physiotherapy workforce in helping address the needs of a fast-changing population took centre stage at the CSP’s annual conference in Birmingham last week.

The government has announced that Agenda for Change staff who did not previously receive a one-off non-consolidated payment in England could now benefit.

The physiotherapy workforce is ready to grow and help meet the challenges faced across the UK, a new review published by the CSP finds.

CSP members from across Wales descended on Cardiff this week for the CSP’s annual conference.

Physiotherapy students across the UK gathered for the CSP student conference,  the first in a series of five hybrid CSP conference events taking place this year. 

CSP has responded to the Scottish Government's winter resilience plan for the NHS, stating it will not be possible to deliver without a stronger workforce - which includes more physiotherapists.

National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) has updated guidance recommending increased rehabilitation for those who have had a stroke.

CSP promotes physiotherapy workforce needs and the right to rehab at the Scottish National Party (SNP) annual conference in Aberdeen.

The CSP has made its voice heard in the government's Occupational Health: Working Better consultation, offering key insights to help enhance the role of physiotherapy within occupational health services.

The chief executives of Northern Ireland’s six health and care trusts have appealed to the UK government for improved pay for Health and Social Care staff.