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Ayrshire man to run local marathon in honour of families affected by motor neuron disease (MND)

Twenty-five-year-old, Thomas Lindsay, from Ayrshire, is taking on an incredible marathon this weekend, running a round trip from Ayr to Troon beach. He is taking on the challenge to help raise important funds for MND Scotland in honour of family friends who have been affected by motor neuron disease (MND).

Update on amantadine from MND-SMART trial

MND-SMART has announced the latest results of the third drug to be tested by the innovative clinical trial.

Glasgow Business Owner Shares Emotional Tribute to Mother‑in‑Law who battled MND

Glasgow hairdresser and business owner, Jade Hayter, is sharing the story of her late mother‑in‑law, Margaret “Mags” McQuaid, to help raise awareness of the number of women affected by motor neuron disease (MND).

Celtic FC Foundation and MND Scotland Team Up For Jimmy Johnstone 20th Anniversary Event

On Bank Holiday Monday, 4 May 2026, MND Scotland and Celtic FC Foundation will host ‘Jinky’s Journey’ - a 7‑mile walk from Viewpark to Celtic Park celebrating the life and legacy of Celtic and Scotland legend, Jimmy Johnstone.

MND Scotland launches Manifesto ahead of 2026 election

Ahead of the Scottish Parliament Elections in May 2026, MND Scotland has appealed to the next Scottish Government to legislate and recognise the urgent statutory rights and needs of those with terminal illnesses like motor neuron disease (MND).

Celebrating Creativity and Courage: Steven Hart’s Journey with Motor Neuron Disease

Steven Hart, artist, screenwriter, and former Art and Design lecturer from Glasgow, has lived a life defined by creativity, resilience, and a passion for storytelling. In 2020, Steven, 69, was diagnosed with motor neuron disease (MND) – a progressive and incurable condition that affects the nervous system.

What was it like at this year’s MND Scotland LEARN events?

In this blog, we share quotes from attendees who kindly provided their thoughts on the significance and impact of this year's LEARN events.

Running for Dad: Andrew McEwen’s Mission to Support Families Affected by MND

Every day, incredible supporters like Andrew McEwen take on fundraising challenges and contribute to MND Scotland’s vision of a world without motor neuron disease (MND).

Pioneering MND Pledge launched by the Federation of Local Housing Associations in Renfrewshire and East Renfrewshire (FLAIR)

Six housing associations who make up FLAIR - Barrhead, Bridgewater, Ferguslie Park, Linstone, Paisley and Williamsburgh - have formally committed to enhancing their service provision for tenants and owners diagnosed with MND in their communities. On Tuesday 18th November, FLAIR launched the first-of-its-kind cross-association pledge to support the housing needs of people living with MND.

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