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Research project on home-to-school transport policy contributes to Secretary of State's review plans
The Secretary of State for Education has announced plans to review school transport statutory guidance, ensuring local authorities provide school transport for children with special educational needs.
Professor Michael Thomson contributes to Working Party report ‘Cosmetic procedures: ethical issues’
On 22 June 2017, the Nuffield Council on Bioethics published a new report entitled ‘Cosmetic procedures: ethical issues’.
Pro bono students' major research report into free home-to-school transport policies
A study by students at the School of Law, led by Sorcha McCormack and Professor Luke Clements, has found very serious failings in the information provided by English councils’ websites.
Professor Anna Lawson co-authors report on disability rights after the EU
In an article published by The Independent this week, Professor Anna Lawson discusses the pressing concerns relating to social care provisions brought about by Britain’s exit from the EU.
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.