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around the world, on research, campaigns, events and fundraising
activities.
The Government is looking for people including those affected by Parkinson's, to tell them what problems people with long-term conditions are facing. Tell us your views now.
It's Dementia Awareness Week. We're working to make sure that people with Parkinson's dementia and dementia with Lewy bodies get the best possible care and support - and we're funding 2 new research projects in this area.
We want to congratulate the fantastic Olympic torchbearers who've been selected because of their work for Parkinson's UK and support of people with Parkinson's.
Cuts to Employment and Support Allowance introduced by the Welfare Reform Act are now a reality. If this affects you, it's really important to get advice and explore your options.
People with neurological conditions in Scotland face a similar postcode lottery to the situation in England, following a new report released today.
TV presenter Graham Norton wants to inspire everyone to Party for Parkinson's - kicking off by celebrating the Queen's Diamond Jubilee.
Congratulations to one of our fundraisers - Paul Smith, who has completed the first 3,106 miles of his epic cycling challenge from China to the UK.
On Monday 4 June 2012, Muhammad Ali's daughter, Rasheda Ali, will attend a gala dinner event to help raise awareness of Parkinson's.
The Queen's Speech today has signalled that the Government will delay the reform of social care to the next parliamentary session. It's clear that they haven't grasped the need to deal with the chronic underfunding of care.
Researchers at the University of Leicester have made a breakthrough that could lead to new treatments for a range of neurodegenerative conditions, including Parkinson's and Alzheimer's.