Posts By: Karen Jones

Computer needed for reception desk

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We are in desperate need for a new computer for the reception desk.  It is soooooo old and sooooooo slow and my reception staff are getting very frustrated!  So if you are feeling generous or you know someone else who might be then please please bear us in mind.  Thank you 

Christmas Opening Times

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Open as usual until…….. Friday 24th Closed Monday 27th – Tuesday 28th Closed Wednesday 29th Massage all day Thursday 30th     Oxygen at 10am Friday 31st     Oxygen at 10am & massage all day Monday 3rd January Closed From Tuesday 4th January Open as usual

Easyfundraising – how to instructions

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Either go to Easyfundraising.org.uk on web brower, or download Easy Fundraising App then click on Support a Cause, type Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre Oxfordshire into the search box.  Then click on Support this Cause (for the first time you will need to register a login, and then you can set up your favourites so you don’t have… Read more »

Wallingford Accessible Boat Club

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We are looking forward to trying to organise something next year. Charity number: 1179179  Getting disabled and elderly people out on  the River Thames  For nature watching, picnicking, fishing or just leisure  boating on the Wallingford stretch.   Come and enjoy. Meet our Staff   Team – they couldn’t be friendlier.  A big welcome awaits you and… Read more »

NEW! UNLIMITED £15 bonus donations for your cause!

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 For a limited time only, you’ll earn a £15 bonus donation for Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre Oxfordshire for every new supporter you help sign up*. You’ll qualify for the bonus as soon as they raise their first £15*.In the lead up to Christmas, more people are shopping online, this means more opportunities to raise FREE donations for… Read more »

Temelimab: Early clinical trial suggests potential for remyelination

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Results from an early-stage clinical trial suggest that temelimab may promote remyelination and prevent loss of nerve cells. Information from the MS Trust website:  “The study in brief Current disease modifying drugs can reduce damage to myelin but can’t stop it completely or repair damage that has already happened. Laboratory studies have indicated that a potential… Read more »