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Designing for Children & Young People: A Toolkit for practitioners Designing for Children & Young People: A Toolkit for practitioners | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
by Rachel Alcock-Hodgson I am an active travel professional who has worked for Sustrans since 2015. I now work for Sustrans Scotland as a grant funder in the Places for Everyone team and I am also completing an Urban Planning Masters at UWE....
CALR Forum: Brexit Article 50 TEU and the British Constitution CALR Forum: Brexit Article 50 TEU and the British Constitution | Bristol Law School blog
Brexit: A word that one cannot escape reading newspapers watching the TV or listening to the radio. It is literally everywhere. Yet what it means in legal terms is often misunderstood and its repercussions on the legal and notably constitutional...
Too Much Monkey Business? Too Much Monkey Business? | Bristol Law School blog
The “Monkey selfie” case took another turn this week with news that a settlement had been reached between local Forest of Dean photographer David Slater and the pressure group PETA People For the Ethical Treatment of Animals. Marcus Keppel-Palmer...
Outstanding Student Representative of the Year Outstanding Student Representative of the Year | Bristol Law School blog
Congratulations to LLB (Hons) Law student Danielle Newton for receiving the title of ‘Outstanding Rep of the Year’ for the Business and Law faculty. We caught up with Danielle about her journey as part of our Student Spotlight 2021. Why did you...
Futureproofing parks and green spaces beyond COVID-19: The need for climate-adapted planting Futureproofing parks and green spaces beyond COVID-19: The need for climate-adapted planting | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Helen Hoyle… The Covid-19 pandemic has highlighted the value of private gardens public parks and green spaces. At the beginning of lockdown when outdoor exercising was the only outing from home ‘allowed’ we spent an increasing amount of...
Investigating The Unique Properties of Ugandan Barkcloth as a Potential Filtration Material for Cleaning Contaminated Waters Investigating The Unique Properties of Ugandan Barkcloth as a Potential Filtration Material for Cleaning Contaminated Waters | Healthy Waters blog
Main image: Final barkcloth. Source National Geograpic. Written by Rosy Heywood Research Associate Centre for Print Research On the Healthy Waters project one of our key focusses has been creating highly porous ceramic pots for direct...
Testing Ceramic Methods for Producing Beads for Biofilm Water Treatment Testing Ceramic Methods for Producing Beads for Biofilm Water Treatment | Healthy Waters blog
By Rosy Heywood Research Associate at Centre for Print Research. Main image: Fig 1: Boxes of organic foam impregnated ceramic beads and plain ceramic beads adjacent to a pot of traditional beads In a previous blog post by my colleague Sonny...
Keeping on top of your spending in your first first few weeks Keeping on top of your spending in your first first few weeks | Student blog
Starting uni is super exciting but let’s be real it can feel like a lot in your first week. Between finding your way around meeting new people and navigating student life keeping on top of your money can easily slip down the list. So here’s a...
Tag: walkability walkability | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Walking is something most of us do no matter our age income background or ethnicity. You would be forgiven for thinking that transport planners know all about it and have used that knowledge to sort our streets so that they are accessible and...
Future Space celebrates £1.3m funding for companies driving innovation Future Space celebrates £1.3m funding for companies driving innovation | Research and External Engagement
Original post appeared on Business Leader. Businesses based at UWE Bristol’s science and tech hub Future Space are celebrating the award of Innovate UK funding designed to help companies continue innovation and development activities through...
Team Entrepreneurship students tackle Global Business Challenges Team Entrepreneurship students tackle Global Business Challenges | Bristol Business School blog
A group of 13 students on the BA (Business) Team Entrepreneurship programme at Bristol Business School have been selected to take part in the Global Business Challenge a three-month experiential learning opportunity focused on solving real...
Unlocking Performance through Employee Engagement Conference Unlocking Performance through Employee Engagement Conference | Bristol Business School blog
Keynote speaker presentations Nita Clarke Engage for Success – Employee Engagement from Rose Adderley Michael Chaney Willmott Dixon from Rose Adderley Catherine Allen Ella's Kitchen – Engaging the Team Through Purpose and...