Interim findings from a three year evaluation of ASB Intensive Family Support Projects indicate that in 85 per cent of cases intensive support resulted in…
'Negotiating Ethical Dilemmas in Contested Communities' explores how professionals negotiate the conflicting interests and attitudes of local residents and…
And it seems that money can even buy you love. Although 15 per cent of winners classed themselves as single in their previous lives, this dropped to 12 per…
It warns that failing to embrace information and communications technology (ICT) risks having their work overshadowed by those who do draw on this new source…
Professor Iain McLean and Dr Dirk Haubrich will say that local public services in England are being affected by a ‘vicious triangle’ present in the way that…
That’s one of the recommendations of an innovative initiative for developing support for older people in rural areas, funded by the Big Lottery Fund.The…
The grant from the Leverhulme Trust will bring together researchers from Northumbria University and the University of Sunderland to look at the subject of…
This is the finding of Dr Lynne Millward of the University of Surrey. She recently revealed her findings in the Journal of Occupational and Organizational…
The researchers behind the 24-7 survey into working life, hope employees in the UK will share their good and bad experiences in an attempt to discover more…
Recent years have seen increasing efforts to encourage people to do more for their health and for the environment, for example by recycling more, using cars…
This new wave of emigration of the country citizens is conditioned not by political factors as it was formerly, but by economic, social and psychological…
Researchers from the University of Adelaide, Australia, spent two weeks studying 48 hospital patients and 50 nurses during mealtimes on two medical wards. They…
When asked what made them most irate, bureaucracy and form-filling were cited by more than two-thirds of business advisers and more than a third of businessmen…
In work to be published in the Journal of Health Economics, researchers Professor Andrew Oswald from the University of Warwick and Dr Jonathan Gardner from…
The findings, published today (20 September 2006) in the online edition of the journal Brain [1], show that not only do the brains of musically-trained…
Dorothy Sheridan, Head of Special Collections and Research Services at the University, will appear at the lecture, Sex In The Archives, on 30th September,…
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