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Southwest Public Health and Criminal Justice Academic Network Southwest Public Health and Criminal Justice Academic Network | Research and External Engagement
By: Helen Erswell (Consultant in Health Protection SW Health Protection UK Health Security Agency) Rachel Campbell (Health and Justice Public Health Lead Office of the Regional Director of Public Health Southwest NHS England) Kieran McCartan...
Spotlight on the College of Arts Technology and Environment research Spotlight on the College of Arts Technology and Environment research | Research and External Engagement
The College of Arts Technology and Environment (CATE) has a vibrant research culture supporting a large range of exciting and impactful research across all our subject areas. Funded by a range of external funding bodies our research impacts on...
Getting public health evidence into planning policy Getting public health evidence into planning policy | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Danielle Sinnett Miriam Ricci Janet Ige Hannah Hickman Adam Sheppard and Nick Croft (UWE) Michael Chang (PHE) Julia Thrift and Tim Emery (TCPA) The Getting Research Into Practice 2 (GRIP2) project was commissioned by Public Health (PHE)...
Month: February 2025 14 March 2026 | Alumni blog
Alum Nicola Barke was the first female ever to compete in Burmese bareknuckle boxing a sport reserved for the fearless. She’s ranked number two in the world. Her fighting name is the Burmese Python. Not only a high calibre athlete Nicola also...
Bristol community projects get the go-ahead Bristol community projects get the go-ahead | Alumni blog
Poetry slams and open mics a refugee business hackathon and a young person’s stroke support group are just some of the activities the UWE Bristol Fund is proud to be supporting this year. Supporting social purpose The five projects funded this...
How future planners’ views on Covid-19 provide grounds for optimism How future planners’ views on Covid-19 provide grounds for optimism | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah Hickman…. The news can feel unremittingly challenging and I oscillate between trying to engage with the detail and wanting to ignore it all in the vague hope that next time I look a future more Covid free reality might be closer...
Tricks of the trade: why design quality diminishes post-planning permission Tricks of the trade: why design quality diminishes post-planning permission | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Hannah Hickman…. The ambition to achieve high quality design outcomes in the delivery of new homes is undisputed and currently prominent on the political agenda. Most recently we have seen amendments to the National Planning Policy...
Why do Space and Stuff Matter in Housing Design? Why do Space and Stuff Matter in Housing Design? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Elena Marco The UK housing sector has significant challenges not least the shortage of homes available the time it takes to build new homes balancing affordability versus developers’ profit margins and other factors. Basing housing statistics...
Intergenerational Contact: Connecting Generations and Connecting the Research Intergenerational Contact: Connecting Generations and Connecting the Research | Psychological Sciences Research Group (PSRG) blog
By Jennie Ferrell Photos courtesy of Acorns ‘n’ Oaks Playgroups Intergenerational activities and programmes have become a popular topic in the United Kingdom recently with the success of projects involving older adults and children as portrayed...
From the lab to science communication exploring creativity evaluation and Wonder From the lab to science communication exploring creativity evaluation and Wonder | Science Communication Unit blog
During my undergraduate degree in biochemistry I spent a year studying abroad in Grenoble in the French Alps. I studied in the university for some of the time and also did a 5 month placement in a research lab. Although interesting it was enough...
Why a car is not just a car Why a car is not just a car | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Throughout modern history revolutions in transport have not just altered mobility or the geography of places; they have been absolutely necessary for the economic political and historical development of whole countries. Railways for example due...
How Paul and his team’s work is making our university more sustainable. How Paul and his team's work is making our university more sustainable. | Student views blog
By Paul UWE Bristol’s Head of Environment and Sustainability. Head of Environment and Sustainability Paul tells us how he’s turned his passion for sustainability and tackling the climate crisis into a career. He shares how UWE Bristol is...