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“Not Fast, Just Furious”: Friends Rally Together for Mum Living With MND

17/09/2025

A group of childhood friends from Hertfordshire are preparing to take on the epic Tough Mudder challenge to help raise funds for MND Scotland, inspired by their friend Callum’s mother, Linda Cruickshank, who was diagnosed with motor neuron disease (MND) in March this year.

United to End MND

UK Government commits to continued discussions on the need for targeted MND research.

Study examines link between exercise and MND

Scientists have found that frequent strenuous exercise increases the risk of developing motor neurone disease (MND) in certain people.

Couple living with MND finally say ‘I do’

Brian and Gillian have finally tied the knot with friends and family, after months of waiting for covid restrictions to lift.

Guest blog: What are the chances?

Tamara Church shares her story of becoming a carer to her boyfriend at the age of 29 and how she has focused her energy on a new business venture to help her cope.

Hearts announce MND Scotland as new front of shirt partner

MND Scotland will be proudly worn on the front of Hearts home shirt as part of an innovative two-year sponsorship deal with Dell Technologies.

Fun Runners go the extra mile for MND

This year's Fun Run Relay participants have raised an incredible £42,763 to help provide life changing services and power MND research.

Acclaimed artist’s MND tribute to Fernando Ricksen

Creator of special tribute art piece hopes to raise money in memory of football legend Fernando Ricksen.

Footie fans tackle Fun Run Relay for MND

Three footie fundraisers are running from Ibrox to Hampden and Celtic Park, for their former football coach who has MND.

MND Scotland seeks new Chief Executive

We're recruiting a new Chief Executive to lead our charity and to impact real change for families affected by MND.

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