Where: Admiral of the Humber, 1 Anlaby Road, Kingston Upon Hull, HU1 2NR. When: Monthly, date varies month to month. Next Meeting 28th October 2025 at 6.30pm. Who it’s for: 18+, anyone living with ...

Kami Kountcheva | A new device from the University of Plymouth is aiming to help diagnose neurological conditions in the local community A new brain-monitoring headset, aiming to make diagnosing ...

Where: The Old Bank Pub, 6-12 Lendal, York, YO1 8AA. When: Second Wednesday of the Month 7-8.30pm. The group will launch on Wednesday 8th October 2025. We will also have relaxed social events every ...

Epilepsy Action is a member-led charity; our members are all affected by epilepsy. Their views are vital to everything we do, that’s why it’s important that our Council is made up of people just like ...

Marking Epilepsy Action’s 75th anniversary, the organisation has awarded Conor Smyth with the ESN Heroes Award, and acknowledged a number of regional winners. Wolverhampton epilepsy advanced nurse ...

Many people with epilepsy use complementary therapies to reduce stress. Some people find that these therapies also improve their general health and wellbeing. This information looks at some of the ...

Where: The Soul Spa, 2 Hetling Court, Bath, BA1 1SH. When: Launches Tuesday 4th November then fortnightly ongoing. Who it’s for: Anyone over 18 connected to epilepsy, including carers. How to Join: If ...

Who it’s for: everyone over 18 connected to epilepsy, including carers or anyone who wants to find out more. How to Join: Email Peter on [email protected]. Or just turn up on the day! The ...

“Somebody helped me that day. I don’t know who they were, but that simple act meant so much to me!” Andy Deighton, 54, from Harrogate, knows firsthand how crucial the support of others can be when you ...

Kami Kountcheva | Epilepsy Action pays tribute to the Duchess of Kent and her support for the charity over 33 years. Katharine, the Duchess of Kent, has died aged 92, Buckingham Palace has announced.

Alison was first diagnosed with epilepsy as a child and had been seizure-free for years—until last year, when her symptoms returned. Looking for others who understood the challenges, especially around ...