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Tag: North Somerset North Somerset | Policing blog
‘Everyone has the right to feel safe. Nothing is too small that it can’t be spoken about with someone.’ These are the words that greet visitors to the Young Victims Service homepage setting the tone for the next edition of our...
Month: May 2025 May 2025 | Policing blog
I was somewhat pleased to have finished 47 books last year and speaking with other lecturers – some of which far surpassed my count – it is clear that reading for pleasure is widespread within the team. Research supports the positive impact...
Author: bethjohnson bethjohnson | Research and External Engagement
Professor Carlos Cifuentes Associate Professor in Human-Robot Interaction I am interested in solving real problems. In doing more meaningful work for the benefit of people. Take ageing. We know that the UK has an ageing population. Fewer...
Tag: People People | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
Alice Moncaster and Patrick Manu applied to be co-Directors of CABER and were appointed in February 2025 taking over from the previous director Lamine Mahdjoubi. These are our personal stories. Alice’s story: I grew up in an Elizabethan...
Pre-trial detention decision-making during the COVID-19 crisis: the urgent need for open justice Pre-trial detention decision-making during the COVID-19 crisis: the urgent need for open justice | Bristol Law School blog
In April 2020 Tom Smith Senior Lecturer in Law at UWE Bristol published a short article for criminal justice NGO Fair Trials discussing the use of pre-trial detention during the Covid-19 emergency. The full post was written by Tom Smith and was...
Alta case study: the importance of mentoring platforms Alta case study: the importance of mentoring platforms | Bristol Business School blog
Due to Covid-19 we are all facing uncertainty and change in our personal and professional lives. It is more important than ever to stay in touch with people in your professional circle and get support from mentorship programmes. We recently...
Cake in the Office – health hazard or edible symbols of collegiality and teamwork? Cake in the Office – health hazard or edible symbols of collegiality and teamwork? | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
By Dr Harriet Shortt A longer than average blog post but it’s about cake so it’s important…! I am sure many of us are familiar with cake in the office – cakes to celebrate a colleague’s birthday cake sales for fundraisers in the...
Tag: Children Children | Policing blog
‘Everyone has the right to feel safe. Nothing is too small that it can’t be spoken about with someone.’ These are the words that greet visitors to the Young Victims Service homepage setting the tone for the next edition of our...
UWE Bristol Law School Staff Take Part in Workshop on ‘Bristol in Flux: Suspended Citizenship’ at University of Bristol on 3 April 2017 UWE Bristol Law School Staff Take Part in Workshop on ‘Bristol in Flux: Suspended Citizenship’ at University of Bristol on 3 April 2017 | Bristol Law School blog
By Christian Dadomo and Noëlle Quénivet In a cosmopolitan city like Bristol Brexit is bound to have a considerable impact on the local population and businesses. To gauge the effects of the withdrawal of the United Kingdom from the European Union...
Tag: Southmead Southmead | Brain Language and Behaviour Lab blog
Welcome to the Brain Language and Behaviour Lab! In this post we introduce our multidisciplinary team working together towards a common goal while across different areas of expertise and sites around Bristol UK. Core Team Dr Anna Piasecki is an...
Introducing the new co-Directors of CABER Professors Alice Moncaster and Patrick Manu Introducing the new co-Directors of CABER Professors Alice Moncaster and Patrick Manu | Centre for Advanced Built Environment Research blog
Alice Moncaster and Patrick Manu applied to be co-Directors of CABER and were appointed in February 2025 taking over from the previous director Lamine Mahdjoubi. These are our personal stories. Alice’s story: I grew up in an Elizabethan...
Using the Indices of Multiple Deprivation – it is (so much) more than just a top-line indicator. Using the Indices of Multiple Deprivation – it is (so much) more than just a top-line indicator. | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
By Ian Smith There has been a lot of interest in measuring disadvantage over the past 20 years in the UK even if this has not always been matched by government responses. The fifth iteration of the English IMD is to be reviewed over the next 12...