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EnglandupdateWhat a trouperThe MS Society would like to say a bigthank you to Jane Dollery of the Isle of Wightbranch, who is stepping down from the branchcommittee after more than 20 years of service.Jane founded the MS Centre and charity shopin Shanklin, which raises funds and awarenessfor the MS Society on the island. As WelfareOfficer and Lead Support Volunteer, she hasoffered practical support and a listening ear tothousands of people, and more recently hasimplemented a successful voucher schemeto provide therapies for people with MS. Janewas named as our Volunteer of the Year in2011 for her services to the branch. We wishher all the best as she moves to the mainlandto spend more time with her family.Find your local branch30 years of serviceMrs Margaret Sibley, one of the founding membersof the Alton and Petersfield branch of the MSSociety, is standing down from the committee andher role as fundraiser after more than 30 years ofservice. She has worked continuously, raising agreat deal of money for the branch and the MSSociety. Her husband, Bob, has supported herthroughout this time, having a tremendous input inall her fundraising.We would like to thank Margaret and Bob foreverything they have done to make the Alton andPetersfield branch of the MS Society so successful.Margaret will remain a member of the group andintends to carry on running her stalls, donating themoney she raises to MS research.Volunteer with usbeat MS.and be part of the fight toNewsEngland updateWales updateScotland updateNorthern Ireland updateMS newsResearch focusOne SocietyREAL LIFECarry on nursingOceans of HopeinsightMental strengthEmotional perfectionismI wish I had known...homeVOLUNTEERFOR UScall 020 8438 0700Watch a film aboutvolunteeringwith us.05