Jeff’s lockdown locks get the chop
Jeff has chopped off his lockdown locks for MDUK thanks to barbers King & Captain of Thirsk.
Read more
Mum praises “amazing” advocacy team who helped overturn son’s DLA rejection
Logan Lightly is a triplet and turns seven this month. He loves nothing more than playing with his siblings Loxie and Jaxon, but sometimes finds it hard to keep up.
Aimie Holmes: I’ve often felt ‘overlooked’ with my LGMD
Aimie Holmes, 23 and from Lincolnshire, has GMPPB-related Limb-Girdle Muscular Dystrophy (LGMD).
Three peaks, three weeks, three thousand pounds
Claire O’Hanlon, MBE, who chairs Muscular Dystrophy UK’s Northern Irish Council, has clambered over three Irish peaks in just three weeks, often carrying nine year- old Luke, a
‘Weight-loss Danny’ finally gets to skydive
Cambridgeshire 18-year old, Danny Parker, shed a massive five stones to do a skydive in support of his step-dad who lives with a muscle-wasting condition, then had to wait for five
Mike Seaton: ‘Cancelled GNR won’t stop me raising money for MDUK’
This year’s Great North Run may be cancelled – but that isn’t stopping Team Orange runner Mike Seaton from raising money for Muscular Dystrophy UK.
Steven’s driving force
Steve Harper, who lives with facioscapulohumeral muscular dystrophy (FSHD), has used his condition as a motivation for supporting MDUK and it led to his business, Driving Force Cou
Campaigning for easier access to benefits
Financial support is crucial when you’re living with a muscle-wasting condition, but many people aren’t receiving the benefits they need and can end up struggling financially,
A new era in research
We are committed to finding new treatments and, ultimately, cures for people with muscle-wasting conditions.
Leeds mum takes on 13 miles a week challenge for six-year-old son
Leeds supermum Heather Lewins, who was due to take part in September’s now-cancelled Great North Run (GNR), has started her own challenge in a bid to raise money for Muscular Dys
Big 60 challengers Georgia & David virtually climbing Mount Everest over 60 days!
Walking up and down 1000 steps a day is having to become a normal routine for Big 60 fundraisers Georgia Santry and David Burke.