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Archive: Mar 2016

  1. BLYTHSWOOD CARE 50TH ANNIVERSARY!

    Come and have a look at Blythswood Care – special events to celebrate their 50th anniversary!!

     

    Since 1966, Blythswood Care has combined the Christian message with practical help for those in need. Whether through filled shoeboxes at Christmas, relief and development aid or social projects for young and old, Blythswood brings hope to thousands in Europe, Africa and Asia. Blythswood is committed to long-term care projects in Romania, enabling disadvantaged children and young people fulfil their potential. With the support of people like you, Blythswood provides loving care for body and soul.

    http://www.blythswood.org/#!special-projects/c14h6

     

    Don’t forget to get your sports needs from us and we will donate up to 7.5% of the sale item to them!

  2. PROSPORT INTERNATIONAL GETTING DIRTY!

    Last year, Prosport International was there! Getting dirty at the famous Cancer Research – Pretty Muddy 5K race in Clumber Park, Nottinghamshire.

    It was a dirty job, but someone has to do it! Well done dirty ladies for not being afraid of getting your hands – well actually your entire bodies – dirty in the pursuit of a cure (or better treatment) for cancer. You rock!

    PRETTYMUDDY

     

    Let’s get ready for the next one! Click the link below to choose the one on your area

    Buy from us and we will donate 5% to your chosen charity! Together we will beat cancer!

    http://raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org/types-of-event/pretty-muddy/index.html?ds_kids=p1721976822&adc=cpc&dclid=CPm02OiItssCFYZV2wodHCMBUw

     

     

  3. Help The Development Of A New, Cutting-Edge Treatment For Epilepsy

    Help The Development Of A New, Cutting-Edge Treatment For Epilepsy

    Posted Mar 4 2016 in News from Epilepsy Research UK

    From Newcastle University

    In honour of Purple Day 2016, you are invited to attend an informal public and patient engagement event on Thursday 24 March, between 09:00 and 13:00, in theBamburgh Room, King’s Road Centre, King’s Road, Newcastle University. For more information, please click here.

    The purpose of the event is to involve you in the innovative CANDO (ControllingAbnormal Network Dynamics using Optogenetics) project, which is being led by researchers at the Institute of Neurosciences, Newcastle University. This exciting study aims to develop a brand new treatment for epilepsy, which will eventually lead to a first-in-human trial.

    The meeting will include an introduction to the CANDO team and an update on the project’s progress. There will also be several question and answer sessions with members of the clinical and research teams, where we hope to canvas your valuable opinions about our next steps.

    Over all this will be a fantastic opportunity to meet the researchers, and to get involved with a cutting-edge project as it progresses towards its first-stage clinical trials. Please click here to register.