“The Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease is very important to us as a family. We’re passionate about supporting other families going through this difficult disease." Read more
Get your guaranteed charity place and help raise funds for our Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Appeal. Read more
Rachael and Ian speak about the impact MND has had on their lives, why we need a new centre in Leeds, and the difference this would make to families like theirs. Read more
The Burrow Strictly Ball was the idea of the Rugby League legend’s sisters, Joanne Hartshorne and Claire Burnett. Read more
“During my years as a GP, MND was a ‘hidden disease’ and I was always aware that there was very little we could offer to MND sufferers and their families. Sadly, although awareness has improved the outlook hasn’t as yet." Read more
Claire Lang is a Clinical Nurse Specialist at the Leeds Motor Neurone Disease Centre and has been supporting our Rob Burrow Centre for MND appeal since it launched in September. Read more
"It will be tough but it’s nothing compared to what Rob and his family have been through, my mum is battling cancer at the moment too so I want to do it for her as well." Read more
"It is my honour and privilege to accept this award on behalf of all the MND community.” Read more
Staff across Leeds Teaching Hospitals are completing 7 minutes of daily exercise together for Wellbeing at Work Week. Read more
"We really want to raise as much awareness for the Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease in Leeds. It's great to give something back and the laughter this has produced within the family has been a real tonic." Read more
“Rob’s story has captured the nation, we were honoured to have him and Lindsey here when the book was launched and posted copies out throughout the country, it was our best-selling title in the 22 years we’ve been in business." Read more
“We’re absolutely blown away by the designs that we have seen, it has certainly exceeded our expectations of what this centre could look like." Read more
“We would like to say a heartfelt thank you to Hermes for their generous contribution to our MND centre appeal. We are so grateful for their support, which helps us get one step closer to bringing this wonderful project to life. Read more
“Rob and I feel is a great honour and privilege to be asked by Leeds Hospitals Charity to be patrons. Together, we will continue to do everything we can to help raise awareness and much needed funds to support the Charity and the Rob Burrow Centre for MND appeal.” Read more
Rob Burrow’s children have once again designed some special edition Christmas cards to raise money for the Leeds Hospitals Charity to help build the Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease in Leeds. Read more
A fly on the wall documentary following Kevin Sinfield as he runs 101 miles from Leicester Tigers stadium to Leeds Rhinos stadium to support his friend Rob Burrow. Read more
“The single ‘Welcome’ sums up the spirit of providing a Centre for everyone affected by MND here in Leeds." Read more
Kevin Sinfield ran an astounding 101 miles in just 24 hours to raise funds for our Rob Burrow Centre for Motor Neurone Disease Appeal and the Motor Neurone Disease Association! Read more
"I have known Rob Burrow a long time personally and seeing how he is battling this horrible disease has made me want to do something myself to raise awareness of MND. " Read more
Five years ago, Jude's son Jody died of Motor Neurone Disease at just 38-years-old. Jude is sharing her story to help raise awareness of MND and plans to climb Ben Nevis to raise funds for our Rob Burrow Centre for MND appeal. Read more
We sat down with Rob and Lindsey Burrow to talk about Rob's journey with Motor Neurone Disease Read more
"When Rob was diagnosed with Motor Neurone Disease we were devastated, but today we have an opportunity to make a dream come true." Read more
Sinfield’s initial target for ‘The Extra Mile Challenge’ is to raise £100,000 as he runs just short of four marathons back to back in a day. This challenge, inspired by Burrow, will be raising money directly to benefit people living with MND. Read more
Everyone got involved in the challenge, from teachers to pupils, caretakers, lunchtime staff and cleaners which continued even through the school’s collective worship and lunch break! Read more