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The School of Law publishes groundbreaking research
Research concerning the cost benefits of home adaptations for families with disabled young people has been published by the Cerebra pro bono research programme.
Clive Walker discusses the Government’s Prevent strategy in the wake of the attacks in Manchester and London
Emeritus Professor Clive Walker reviews the Government’s controversial Prevent strategy after plans for a Commission for Countering Extremism were set out in the Queen’s Speech.
Professor Anna Lawson co-authors report on disability rights after the EU
In an article published by The Independent Professor Lawson, chair of the Centre for Disability Studies and the School of Law Disability Hub, discusses concerns relating to social care post-Brexit.
Henry Yeomans presents research findings at the Home Office
On 21 June, Henry gave an invited presentation of findings from his recent research project on the historical development of alcohol pricing interventions.
OBE for Deaf Education Tutor Karen Simpson
Karen Riley (Simpson) who works on the MA in Deaf Education has been awarded an OBE in the Queen's Birthday Honours.