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The silent strain: what this heatwave is really doing to children

The silent strain: what this heatwave is really doing to children

Professor Kristy Howells explains how to understand the effects of heat on children, and ensure they stay safe. This weekend, temperatures across parts of the UK suddenly hit 31°C. And […]

26 May, 202626 May, 2026 Research, Society, Sport
Why humanism in healthcare can no longer be optional

Why humanism in healthcare can no longer be optional

During Mental Health Awareness Week, Tom Delahunt reflects on the emotional realities of working in healthcare, and why wellbeing must remain part of the conversation. Much of the discussion around […]

12 May, 202612 May, 2026 Health, Research
The rise of the drones, and the fall of the mall?

The rise of the drones, and the fall of the mall?

Dr Jake Monk Kydd reflects on the potential of shopping via drones while shopping centres face further closures. There is an endless graveyard for great ideas and new tech that […]

11 May, 202611 May, 2026 Business, Research, Technology
Promoting the human rights of social workers and protecting their responsibilities to service recipients 

Promoting the human rights of social workers and protecting their responsibilities to service recipients 

Akudo Amadiegwu explains why it is important that social worker are supported and protected in their roles, and offers a call to action to safeguard them and their service users. […]

11 May, 202611 May, 2026 Research, Social Work, Uncategorised
Responsible AI adoption: what organisations need to get right

Responsible AI adoption: what organisations need to get right

Dr Hannan Azhar explains the key principles organisations should consider when adopting AI successfully for their workforce. Artificial intelligence (AI) is no longer limited by access to tools; it is […]

28 Apr, 202628 Apr, 2026 Business, Computing, Research, Technology
National Social Prescribing Day: a reminder that health lives in our communities

National Social Prescribing Day: a reminder that health lives in our communities

Dr Nicole Holt reminds us of the importance of community-based support for wellbeing. National Social Prescribing Day on 26 March offers an important moment to reflect on the growing role […]

26 Mar, 202626 Mar, 2026 Health, Research
Schools White Paper: what next for schools, SEND, and students?

Schools White Paper: what next for schools, SEND, and students?

Mark Roberts explores how the recent Schools White Paper and associated SEND Reform Proposals could affect support for students, and how Initial Teacher Training can support the changes. The Schools […]

25 Mar, 202625 Mar, 2026 Education, Research
Reflections on Mothering Sunday for children coming into care

Reflections on Mothering Sunday for children coming into care

Professor Janet Melville-Wiseman looks at the true meaning of Mothering Sunday for children coming into care, and suggests that we should all celebrate nurture and love. This year Mothering Sunday, […]

11 Mar, 202611 Mar, 2026 Research, Social Work
Organisational culture: the most valuable unseen assets for an organisation

Organisational culture: the most valuable unseen assets for an organisation

Dr Shola Osinaike explains how an organisation’s culture is the unseen driving force behind strategy success and growth. Inspired by our working paper on Strategic Employer Branding in Hotels, which explores […]

10 Mar, 202610 Mar, 2026 Business, Research, Tourism

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