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The CSP has responded to the Department of Health’s announcement that undergraduate training places in Northern Ireland will be maintained at the same level as 2023/24 - warning that the decision will lead to a workforce shortage.

The Chartered Society of Physiotherapy has responded to a story by the Mail on Sunday about language used in a Frontline article.

Physiotherapy is featuring prominently in the media in 2024. 

The Department of Health and Social Care has announced a consultation on proposed changes to the NHS Constitution for England, which would lead to the exclusion of trans women from women only wards and allow patients to request not to be treated by trans staff. 

CSP members raised issues of structural racism in the workplace, mental health and maternity inequalities at the TUC Black Workers conference.

Providing evidence to the Scottish Covid-19 inquiry, the CSP outlined key lessons for the future.

CSP members and staff lobbied MPs and peers in Westminster this week, calling for greater access to NHS rehab services.

Last week the CSP responded to Rishi Sunak’s speech in which he declared that Britain is suffering from a 'sicknote culture'.

The CSP sent a full delegation to promote public health and support the workforce of Scotland. 

The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) has launched a consultation on a proposed fee rise of £6.98 to their annual registration fee, as well as a rise in other related charges.