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Show Racism the Red Card on 18 October
Whether it’s a scarf, t-shirt or your favourite sports team’s kit, CSP reps and members are being encouraged to put on an item of red clothing for this year’s ‘Wear Red Day’.
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Winners of the 2024 network, volunteer and influencer of the year awards
Congratulations to the winners of our 2024 recognition awards, which were presented at this year's CSP annual conference held in Manchester.
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Two CSP members awarded fellowships for advancing physiotherapy
CSP members Helen Batty and Judith Reid have been awarded fellowships of the Society, in recognition of their outstanding work and impact on the physiotherapy profession.
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CSP Founder’s Lecture 2024: 'Hands behind! Nose over toes!', says Michael Rosen
Rehabilitation played a vital role in best-selling author Michael Rosen’s recovery from a long spell in intensive care with Covid.
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Student conference starts with an ‘inspiring’ day of learning
The 2024 CSP student conference kicked off with a day of learning, development and connection for our student members and newly qualified physiotherapists.
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NHS waiting times report a 'wake-up call' for urgent reform on health inequity
A stark new briefing from the Nuffield Trust reveals troubling health inequities in NHS waiting times.
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CSP subscriptions to increase in January 2025 in line with inflation
Membership subscriptions will rise by 3.1 per cent to continue funding high value member services and promotion of the profession.
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CSP Council elects new chair
Sylvia Wojciechowski has been elected new chair of the CSP's council whose newly-elected body met last week.
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Frontline wins ‘Best Union Journal’ at TUC Communications Awards
The CSP’s Frontline magazine has won the ‘Best Union Journal’ award at this year’s TUC Communications Awards.
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Insights of CSP members are vital to prepare physiotherapy for the challenges ahead
The CSP is using a grant from NHS England to make sure physiotherapy is a profession fit for the future.