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Tag: Cycling Research Cycling Research | Centre for Transport and Society blog
by Justin Spinney The first time I met the one and only John Parkin (newly emeritus Professor of Transport Engineering in CTS) I had just started a PhD on Urban Cycling at Royal Holloway University of London. I had seen an announcement for a...
Tag: climate heating climate heating | Centre for Transport and Society blog
Credit: Hybrid Air Vehicles Ltd by Graham Parkhurst Professor of Sustainable Mobility and Director of CTS January 2025 saw the latest chapter opened in the decades-long Heathrow additional runway saga and by none other than the Chancellor of the...
Build Back Better….With Care and Compassion Build Back Better....With Care and Compassion | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
Written by Professor Richard Bolden UWE Bristol 23/03/2022 for the International Leadership Association It is now over two years since the arrival of Covid-19 which plunged much of the world into lockdown and caused immense social and economic...
Effective Legal Assistance in Pre-trial Detention Decision-Making: Regional Policy Meeting Brussels October 2019 Effective Legal Assistance in Pre-trial Detention Decision-Making: Regional Policy Meeting Brussels October 2019 | Bristol Law School blog
Written by Dr. Tom Smith Senior Lecturer in Law at UWE Bristol. Pre-trial detention (PTD) – that is the removal of the liberty of those not yet convicted of any criminal offence – is a significant issue across all jurisdictions. It inherently...
Boredom in the creative studio Boredom in the creative studio | Applied Marketing Research Group blog
Professor Mario Vafeas discusses his recent open access paper Boredom in the Creative Studio published in the Journal of Advertising For several years I have been conducting research in the creative industries. Initially this started as an...
Beyond the Pavement: Learning the Cumulative Power of Everyday Green Spaces Beyond the Pavement: Learning the Cumulative Power of Everyday Green Spaces | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
Joseph Harbourd As part of my MSc in Sustainable Development in Practice I am undertaking an internship and I have been fortunate to join the GP4Streets project working alongside Danielle Sinnett Owen Cranshaw and Issy Bray. This opportunity has...
Author: annapiasecki annapiasecki | Brain Language and Behaviour Lab blog
Fig. Example images from BOATIM. We are proud and excited to share our two key clinical resources – an Object Naming Test and an Action Naming Test (BOATIM). Both tests were designed standardised and clinically tested to enable accurate...
UWE Staff Present Paper on ‘Brexit and EU Citizenship’ at Workshop at University of Bristol UWE Staff Present Paper on ‘Brexit and EU Citizenship’ at Workshop at University of Bristol | Bristol Law School blog
In the past few years the concept of citizenship has been a growing subject of studies in law and politics. The distinction between nationality and citizenship the rights and duties of nationals and citizens EU citizenship etc have attracted...
Reflections on the Aspire People Development Programme with Avon and Somerset Police Reflections on the Aspire People Development Programme with Avon and Somerset Police | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
By Holly Poole Policy and Support Coordinator for Avon and Somerset Police. When I was asked to write this blog I was a little hesitant to broadcast myself to the whole of the Force but I hope my blog may inspire others to take a step out of...
BLCC Research Symposium 6 June 2019- Responsible and Inclusive Leadership: Paradoxes and Possibilities BLCC Research Symposium 6 June 2019- Responsible and Inclusive Leadership: Paradoxes and Possibilities | Bristol Leadership and Change Centre blog
We are delighted to announce that we will be hosting a Research Symposium event on Thursday 6 June 2019. This afternoon research event will take place before our evening Professorial Lecture with Steve Kempster. Thursday 6 June 2019...
Walking interviews as a research method Walking interviews as a research method | Centre for Sustainable Planning and Environments blog
By Yarden Woolf Literature tells us a walking interview is when a researcher walks alongside a participant during an interview (Kinney 2017). This process usually involve a researcher accompanying participants and speaking with them usually on...
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...