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CSP reps put physiotherapy staffing and graduate employment firmly on the agenda at TUC Congress, the annual trade union gathering that sets priorities for action. 

The CSP has welcomed the announcement of six new neighbourhood health projects aimed at delivering more joined-up care closer to people's homes. 

For rugby coach Dave Duxbury, rehabilitation meant learning to stand, take a step and begin to imagine an independent life again.

When the CSP first shared Indeg Jameson's story in 2024, it highlighted how she had successfully influenced the development of an innovative Home First model in Carmarthenshire. 

But the story began several years earlier, when Indeg attended the CSP's Influencer training.

When Tish Wallinger lost her mobility, many lives depended on her recovery.

The new online version of the CSP’s Physiotherapy Value Calculator now includes cancer prehabilitation, low back pain and cardiac rehabilitation.

Fourteen Agenda for Change (AfC) health unions, which represent more than 1.2 million health workers, are calling on the health secretary Yvette Cooper to conclude government talks to fix entrenched problems with NHS pay structure. 

The CSP is extremely concerned by the new findings from Tell MAMA showing a rise in anti-Muslim hate across NHS settings.

Physiotherapy continued to feature prominently in the media during the summer months.  

On 2 September, Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, announced a proposal to replace the 14 territorial health boards with two bodies for east and west Scotland and separate arrangements for the Scottish islands.