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How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? How do the residents of former metal mining areas value this heritage? | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
…By Danni Sinnett (SPE) and Margarida Sardo (Science Communication Unit)…. There are around 5 000 former metal mines in England and Wales and many hundreds of thousands globally. Many of these mines have a legacy of highly polluted...
What planners need to know about the British energy security strategy What planners need to know about the British energy security strategy | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Rebecca Windemer Last week (7th April) the UK Government published the much awaited British energy security strategy. The strategy sets out plans for the future of energy generation in Great Britain. In this blog post I discuss the changes...
Healthy High Streets? Establishing a baseline and co-creating monitoring in Glencoyne Square Southmead Healthy High Streets? Establishing a baseline and co-creating monitoring in Glencoyne Square Southmead | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Rachel Alcock-Hodgson How can a community know what impact their work has on their local area? What are the key features of a ‘Healthy High Street’ in a Bristol neighbourhood setting? Can monitoring be robust community-led and place...
The Power of Flowers….designing urban meadows for people and wildlife The Power of Flowers....designing urban meadows for people and wildlife | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Helen Hoyle The power of flowers isn’t difficult to appreciate on a cold grey November afternoon. Vibrant colourful flowers lift the spirit at any time of year but probably more so in winter. Research has shown that a gift of flowers can...
Interview with Celina Tomas 2nd year student LLB (Hons) – awarded with the Ellucian Prize for the most committed volunteer 2023 Interview with Celina Tomas 2nd year student LLB (Hons) - awarded with the Ellucian Prize for the most committed volunteer 2023 | Bristol Law School blog
How would you describe your volunteering experience? Volunteering allowed me as an individual with cerebral palsy to become an advocate for my community. By sharing my personal stories raising awareness and educating others I was able to help...
Roundtable on Environmental Crimes Roundtable on Environmental Crimes | Bristol Law School blog
By Chetana Rukshani Karunatilaka and Cristian Heredia Ligorria PhD Candidates at the UWE Bristol Law School. On Wednesday 7th of February 2024 the Environmental Law and Sustainability Research Group (ELSRG) hosted a roundtable discussion on...
Reducing organisational vulnerability of women: applying organisational research in Mexican-US borderlands Reducing organisational vulnerability of women: applying organisational research in Mexican-US borderlands | Human Resources Work and Employment blog
A British Council/Newton Fund Impact Scheme funded project led by Dr Hugo Gaggiotti with Dr Isis Diaz Carrion (University of Baja California Mexico) The context and the problem Evidence from the research makes clear that the most vulnerable...
Raising awareness of Neurodiversity: my lived experience of dyspraxia Raising awareness of Neurodiversity: my lived experience of dyspraxia | Education blog
Dr Sarah Chicken Senior Lecturer in Childhood and Education at UWE marks Neurodiversity Celebration Week (15-21 March 2021) by taking the opportunity to raise awareness about dyspraxia by telling some of her personal story. I am a senior...
Month: May 2022 1 November 2025 | DRAGoN: Data Research Access and Governance blog
The digitalization of health and medicine has engendered a proliferation of new collaborations between public health institutions and data corporations such as Google Apple Microsoft and Amazon. Critical perspectives on this “Googlization of...
The art of the possible: supporting progression to higher education The art of the possible: supporting progression to higher education | Education blog
Encouraging disadvantaged young people to participate in higher education has been a priority for successive governments over the last 20 years. Often the focus for this work has been on ‘aspiration-raising’ – built on the idea that they have low...
Aspirations expectations and rethinking outreach Aspirations expectations and rethinking outreach | Education blog
This post was originally published on The British Educational Research Association on 18 December 2018. ‘Aspirations’ are a wonderfully simple concept. The problem is that it’s becoming increasingly clear they are of little worth in terms of...
Vunja Kimya’ or breaking the silence on gender based violence for university students Vunja Kimya’ or breaking the silence on gender based violence for university students | Education blog
Violence prevention in a Global and Multi-cultural context: UK US and Kenya perspectives. Sexual violence has been in the spotlight with dramatic coverage of the abuse of young people in sports settings and institutional care. The prominence and...