Project Title: The perspectives of late-diagnosed autistic adults on local post-diagnostic support in Nottingham & Nottinghamshire What is your connection to Nottingham, and what were you doing before starting this research placement? I first came to Nottingham when I worked full… Read More »Angela Holland
Project Title: Shaping better models of healthcare service provision for people with long-term health conditions in Nottingham What is your connection to Nottingham, and what were you doing before starting this research placement? I have been a resident of Nottingham… Read More »Saira Lloyd
Project Title: What is the current situation in Nottingham with South Asian young men’s involvement in serious organised gangs? What is your connection to Nottingham, and what were you doing before starting this research placement? I was born and bred… Read More »Anisah Hussain
In the UK, organised crime groups and the illegal drugs trade are chiefly characterised by the involvement of young working-class men who become embedded within a lifestyle that fulfils their aspirations, albeit illegally. Certain groups of young men, particularly those… Read More »What is the current situation in Nottingham with South Asian young men’s involvement in serious organised gangs?
Individuals living with long-term health conditions, such as those resulting from diabetes or stroke, are often serviced by community-based healthcare made up of networks of professional teams from health care, social care, the Voluntary, Community, and Social Enterprise (VCSE) sector,… Read More »Shaping better models of healthcare service provision for people with long-term health conditions in Nottingham communities
Autism is a lifelong condition that can be missed until mid-to-late adulthood. Increasingly, more autism diagnoses are made in mid-to-late adulthood but very little or no support is offered after diagnosis. In Nottingham and Nottinghamshire, the number of adults with… Read More »The perspectives of late-diagnosed autistic adults on local post-diagnostic support in Nottingham & Nottinghamshire
Whilst the academic literature provides insight into housing activism, e.g. Gray, 2018, and histories of blackactivism, especially in the US context, e.g. KASRP, 2014, there is a significant gap in the academic literature and local black archives tracing and accounting… Read More »Exploring the history of Black social housing activism in Nottingham and its implications for future literature, policy and practice
Whether residents choose to cycle, walk, or use e-scooters for their daily commutes or short journeys, the introduction of e-bikes, in addition to the ongoing e-scooter trial, aims to enhance mobility and accessibility within Nottingham. Nottingham is one of the… Read More »Micromobility in Nottingham: Searching for Space
This project will approach language as a form of “intangible cultural heritage” to be acknowledged, celebrated, and promoted, just like other forms of cultural heritage (such as historical buildings and artworks), with a particular focus on the language heritages of… Read More »Language in Nottingham and the region: celebrating language as intangible cultural heritage
Access to primary care services is crucial in addressing health inequalities across communities. However, primary care in the UK is currently facing critical threats to sustainability, including extreme difficulties in recruiting and retaining clinical staff. Vacancies are at historically high… Read More »Addressing health inequalities in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire: improving access through new models of primary care
