Pressing issues such as access to rehab, graduate recruitment and staff shortages were put to government ministers, advisers and MPs at the recent Labour conference, held in Liverpool.

The CSP joined other health unions in urging the health secretary to act swiftly on negotiations over much needed improvements to Agenda for Change, which covers almost all NHS staff apart from doctors and dentists.

Lynsey Macdonald has described being “locked in” her own body, unable to move, after falling ill with Guillain-Barre syndrome

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.

As ICBs slash senior allied health professional roles to save costs, the NHS risks losing the very leadership needed to deliver its shift toward community care and long-term prevention

Stroke patient Dave Duxbury, 63, said the lack of NHS hospital space meant he had to learn to walk again in a hospital corridor and now has to pay to go private

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The CSP has written to Yvette Cooper, the new secretary of state for health and social care, to highlight the importance of rehab and the physiotherapy workforce.

NHS England has published plans detailing how £10 billion in government funding will be allocated over the next three years.

CSP members working in the NHS joined colleagues in other unions to sign a joint letter to UK government health secretary James Murray.

A new analysis by the King’s Fund showed that there were nearly 13,000 delayed discharges daily over the past year, up by 300 in comparison to the 2024/25 daily average.

The Department for Health and Social Care (DHSC) has announced a new set of staff standards, which have been developed in partnership with NHS England and with engagement from NHS trade unions and staff representatives through the Social Partnership Forum.

In response to Baroness Amos’ independent investigation, the government has said it will take urgent steps to overhaul maternity and neonatal care. 

The new cabinet minister for health and social care in the Welsh government, Mabon ap Gwynfor, has heralded the role rehab will play in the coming years.

The Welsh government has announced a funding boost to be spent this financial year, to tackle long waiting lists and speed up diagnoses. 

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The CSP has condemned knife attacks on Muslims in Edinburgh.

We are appalled by the outbreak of racist violence in Belfast and beyond that has led to physiotherapy staff and students leaving their homes and staying away from work or their place of study. 

Lord Mann has put forward recommendations to tackle 'routine ostracism' of Jewish people in the NHS. 

The CSP has responded strongly to media claims over the weekend around the safety of advanced practice roles in the NHS.

We are deeply concerned by reports of an attack in Bristol, in which a man has been left in a critical condition following a serious assault that police are investigating as a hate crime.