As part of a series of posts critically reflecting on the Grenfell tower fire, Prof Helen Carr argues that legal and policy burdens make tower … Read more
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UK Government to Recognise Family Member Residence Cards from April 2015
*Updated 17 April 2015* The UK Government has laid regulations before Parliament that will give effect to the ruling in Case C-202/13 McCarthy. On 16 … Read more
Summary of Discussion on What Ever Happened to Baby Jane
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Graduate Sales & Marketing Executive, London
Youth Media is a media owner on University campuses throughout the UK and is looking for an entrepreneurial, hard-working and innovative individual, with a … Read more
Serial Propaganda: Replicating the Trope of ‘Barbarous’ Germans in British Boys’ Story Papers during the First World War
Written by Thomas Stephens. British boys’ authors writing during the First World War embraced the conflict as a new arena for their fictional heroes. Stories … Read more
Success for KBS Students at PhD Conference SBR2017
PhD students of Kent Business School held the 1st International Doctoral Conference ‘Socialising Business Research: Connecting and Advancing Knowledge’ – (SBR2017). The conference was organised … Read more
Mammalian Genome Mapping Grant awarded to Kent University
Professor Darren Griffin and Dr Becky O’Connor, in collaboration with Dr Denis Larkin at the Royal Veterinary College, London have recently been awarded a 3-year … Read more
Timothy Brittain-Catlin chairs Spaces of Memory, Spaces of Heritage
Timothy Brittain-Catlin chaired a distinguished panel of conservation activists on Wednesday 20th June at an event hosted by the Romanian Cultural Institute as part of … Read more
Statistics Gone Wild
On 23rd June the SE@K group hosted 110 school pupils in years 7 to 9 at the event Statistics Gone Wild. The event started with an introduction, … Read more