. . . And all because tea lovers from across the UK will be switching their kettles on to take part in the great National Tea Break, being held in aid of Epilepsy Action on Friday October 17.
Every year, around four women with epilepsy die during pregnancy or giving birth, meaning they face a seven times greater risk than women without epilepsy, warns national charity Epilepsy Action.
Runners will soon be flocking to the green surrounds of the Calder Valley to take part in Alice's Run, a multi-terrain 10k race being held in aid of Epilepsy Action on Sunday August 31.
I am writing to invite your readers to help us with our latest women’s campaign. Epilepsy Action’s Mothers in Mind: healthy births campaign is the latest in a series of campaigns and will be launched in September as part of National Pregnancy Month.
Epilepsy Action, the UK's largest member-led epilepsy charity, is urging runners to join its team and step up to the challenge of this year's BUPA Great South Run.
Epilepsy Action, the UK's largest member-led epilepsy charity, is urging runners to join its team and step up to the challenge of this year's BUPA Great North Run.
Dean Street nightclub, Maya (‘Voted Best New Club’ at the London Bar and Club Awards 2008), hosted a Sixth Form Leavers Ball and helped to raise around £1500 for the UK’s leading member-led epilepsy charity, Epilepsy Action.
A Staffordshire MP has been honoured with an Epilepsy Action Award for Excellence in recognition of her dedicated support for people living with epilepsy in the region.
Epilepsy Action has been approached by a documentary production company who are developing a film for Channel 4 focussing on young carers in the UK. The company are looking to work with children aged 9-14 years who are just about the only carer for another family member with epilepsy.
Welcome to our new Epilepsy Action monthly media blog. It would be impossible to report on all our media coverage (you’ll see why if you visit our press releases page). I want to give you a snapshot of just some of the work we have been involved with to help raise awareness of epilepsy in the media - in the press, on the radio, online and on the television.
