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Universal Credit: The health impacts for people who are experiencing homelessness

Thompson, Claire; Guise, Andy; Edgar, Rob; Solly, Suzy; Burrows, Martin (Groundswell, 2020-06-01)

People who are homeless face challenges in accessing and maintaining Universal Credit which is having a severe impact on physical and mental wellbeing. Groundswell, the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine and ...

Garden Cities – Visionary, Popular and Viable? : Garden City Perspectives Paper 4

Parham, Susan; Downs, Anthony; Murray, Gavin (International Garden Cities Institute, 2018-10-01)

In this paper we explore the question: how can new Garden Cities which are visionary, economically viable and popular be delivered? We summarise our ideas here and expand on them in the main body of the paper. The paper ...

From Dependency to Work: Addressing the multiple needs of offenders with drug problems. Researching Criminal Justice Series. Bristol: The Policy Press.

McSweeney, Tim; Herrington, Victoria; Hough, Mike; Turnbull, Paul; Parsons, Jim (2004)

Young People and Energy Drink Consumption in England : Findings from the WHO Health Behaviour in School aged Children (HBSC) Survey 2015 Detailed Analysis on Findings Relating to Consumption of Energy Drinks by Young People

Brooks, Fiona; Klemera, Elene; Magnusson, Josefine; Chester, Kayleigh (2018)

EnviGuard - Second Periodic Report (D8.5)

Lorenzo, Antonia; Johnston, Ian; Suckow, Bjorn; Klarholz, Ingo; Jewan, Christine; Metfies, Katja; Peterson, wilhelm; Hanken, Thomas; Comago, Inaki; Riesgo, Teresa; Dortu, Fabian; Veenstra, Theo; Tracey, Mark; Gowland, Dennis; Carcajona, Daniel (BioAzul, 2017-01-31)

Developing the Teaching Profession ELC response

Bage, Grant (Eastern Leadership Centre, 2015-02)

On 9 December 2014 the Department for Education launched a government consultation focused in its own words ‘on the professional leadership and development of teaching’ (p.5). The 16 page document in which the current ...

Six curricular questions of Michael Gove

Bage, Grant (Cambridge Primary Review Website, 2013-03)

This letter to Michael Gove started life as a formal submission to England’s Department for Education in March 2013. It was in response to highly controversial government proposals (spearheaded and advocated by Mr. Gove) ...

Collaborative Teacher Learning: Cases from the HertsCam Network

Woods, Philip; Roberts, Amanda; Chivers, Leo (Centre for Educational Leadership, UH, 2016)

The cases in this report – from the UK and Bosnia – provide accounts of innovative and successful ways of teachers working collaboratively and exercising leadership to enhance their own learning and development and that ...

Workshop Freiraumentwicklung in schrumpfenden Städten : Open space development in shrinking towns and cities

Schlappa, Hans; Scherzer, Cornelius (Hochschule für Technik und Wirtschaft Dresden, 2015-07-15)

Das URBACT-Projekt ‘From Crisis to Choice, Re-imagining the Future in Shrinking Cities’ 2012/13 war der Ausgangspunkt unserer Suche nach praxisorientierten Ansätzen, wie Städte auf Schrumpfungsprozesse reagieren könnten. ...

Office for National Statistics (ONS) Research Excellence Series - ADR UK Research Fellows: Insights from criminal justice data.

McSweeney, Tim (2023-01-25)

Data Explained: Understanding the nature, extent and outcomes of serious and organised crime cases heard before the Crown Court in England and Wales. Swindon: ADR UK.

McSweeney, Tim (Administrative Data Research UK (ADR UK), 2022-08-22)

Baldwin, L. and Abbott, L. (2020) Why do we still imprison pregnant women?, Russell Webster. Available at: http://www.russellwebster.com/pregnant-prisoners/ : Why do we still imprison pregnant women?

Abbott, Laura; Baldwin, Lucy (2020-07-01)

Written evidence submitted by Dr Kelly Parsons and Professor David Barling - University of Hertfordshire Food Systems and Policy Research Group (COV0125)

Parsons, Kelly; Barling, David (2020-06-05)

University of Hertfordshire Research Archive

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Universal Credit: The health impacts for people who are experiencing homelessness

Garden Cities – Visionary, Popular and Viable? : Garden City Perspectives Paper 4

From Dependency to Work: Addressing the multiple needs of offenders with drug problems. Researching Criminal Justice Series. Bristol: The Policy Press.

Young People and Energy Drink Consumption in England : Findings from the WHO Health Behaviour in School aged Children (HBSC) Survey 2015 Detailed Analysis on Findings Relating to Consumption of Energy Drinks by Young People

EnviGuard - Second Periodic Report (D8.5)

Developing the Teaching Profession ELC response

Six curricular questions of Michael Gove

Collaborative Teacher Learning: Cases from the HertsCam Network

Workshop Freiraumentwicklung in schrumpfenden Städten : Open space development in shrinking towns and cities

Office for National Statistics (ONS) Research Excellence Series - ADR UK Research Fellows: Insights from criminal justice data.

Data Explained: Understanding the nature, extent and outcomes of serious and organised crime cases heard before the Crown Court in England and Wales. Swindon: ADR UK.

Baldwin, L. and Abbott, L. (2020) Why do we still imprison pregnant women?, Russell Webster. Available at: http://www.russellwebster.com/pregnant-prisoners/ : Why do we still imprison pregnant women?

Written evidence submitted by Dr Kelly Parsons and Professor David Barling - University of Hertfordshire Food Systems and Policy Research Group (COV0125)

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog Feb-March 2019

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog April-May 2019

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog June-Aug 2019

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog Nov-Dec 2019

Practical Guides for Creating Successful New Communities : Guide 10: Edible Garden Cities

A gastrosophical feast

BILETA Response to the EUIPO Consultation on Strategic Plan 2025 stakeholder

Research publications: Recent submissions

Universal Credit: The health impacts for people who are experiencing homelessness ﻿

Garden Cities – Visionary, Popular and Viable? : Garden City Perspectives Paper 4 ﻿

From Dependency to Work: Addressing the multiple needs of offenders with drug problems. Researching Criminal Justice Series. Bristol: The Policy Press. ﻿

Young People and Energy Drink Consumption in England : Findings from the WHO Health Behaviour in School aged Children (HBSC) Survey 2015 Detailed Analysis on Findings Relating to Consumption of Energy Drinks by Young People ﻿

EnviGuard - Second Periodic Report (D8.5) ﻿

Developing the Teaching Profession ELC response ﻿

Six curricular questions of Michael Gove ﻿

Collaborative Teacher Learning: Cases from the HertsCam Network ﻿

Workshop Freiraumentwicklung in schrumpfenden Städten : Open space development in shrinking towns and cities ﻿

Office for National Statistics (ONS) Research Excellence Series - ADR UK Research Fellows: Insights from criminal justice data. ﻿

Data Explained: Understanding the nature, extent and outcomes of serious and organised crime cases heard before the Crown Court in England and Wales. Swindon: ADR UK. ﻿

Baldwin, L. and Abbott, L. (2020) Why do we still imprison pregnant women?, Russell Webster. Available at: http://www.russellwebster.com/pregnant-prisoners/ : Why do we still imprison pregnant women? ﻿

Written evidence submitted by Dr Kelly Parsons and Professor David Barling - University of Hertfordshire Food Systems and Policy Research Group (COV0125) ﻿

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog Feb-March 2019 ﻿

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog April-May 2019 ﻿

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog June-Aug 2019 ﻿

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog Nov-Dec 2019 ﻿

Practical Guides for Creating Successful New Communities : Guide 10: Edible Garden Cities ﻿

A gastrosophical feast ﻿

BILETA Response to the EUIPO Consultation on Strategic Plan 2025 stakeholder ﻿

Universal Credit: The health impacts for people who are experiencing homelessness

Garden Cities – Visionary, Popular and Viable? : Garden City Perspectives Paper 4

From Dependency to Work: Addressing the multiple needs of offenders with drug problems. Researching Criminal Justice Series. Bristol: The Policy Press.

Young People and Energy Drink Consumption in England : Findings from the WHO Health Behaviour in School aged Children (HBSC) Survey 2015 Detailed Analysis on Findings Relating to Consumption of Energy Drinks by Young People

EnviGuard - Second Periodic Report (D8.5)

Developing the Teaching Profession ELC response

Six curricular questions of Michael Gove

Collaborative Teacher Learning: Cases from the HertsCam Network

Workshop Freiraumentwicklung in schrumpfenden Städten : Open space development in shrinking towns and cities

Office for National Statistics (ONS) Research Excellence Series - ADR UK Research Fellows: Insights from criminal justice data.

Data Explained: Understanding the nature, extent and outcomes of serious and organised crime cases heard before the Crown Court in England and Wales. Swindon: ADR UK.

Baldwin, L. and Abbott, L. (2020) Why do we still imprison pregnant women?, Russell Webster. Available at: http://www.russellwebster.com/pregnant-prisoners/ : Why do we still imprison pregnant women?

Written evidence submitted by Dr Kelly Parsons and Professor David Barling - University of Hertfordshire Food Systems and Policy Research Group (COV0125)

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog Feb-March 2019

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog April-May 2019

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog June-Aug 2019

International Garden Cities Institute Academic Director's Blog Nov-Dec 2019

Practical Guides for Creating Successful New Communities : Guide 10: Edible Garden Cities

A gastrosophical feast

BILETA Response to the EUIPO Consultation on Strategic Plan 2025 stakeholder