@lxurenjxne Did you manage? Not sure this is what’s showing you but since a few hours ago that when you click a location it takes you to the stage view and says pre sale happening now on the side but doesn’t actually let you access tickets. An absolute joke
Alcoholism doesn’t go away because there’s suddenly a rise in cost to the alcohol they consume.
People will sit in the dark, starving and cold, before they sit sober, rising the cost will kill more imo.
Independent Prison Monitors #IPM also generated significant concerns on access to healthcare, in particular mental health, an impoverished daily regime and the cost-of-living crisis for prisoners with rises in the price of goods and no increase in prisoner wages.
On @BBCRadio4 this morning, my report from Barlinnie prison, meeting the inmates whose rehabilitation involves songwriting workshops with @findlaynapier and @ConvictionRecs’ Jill Brown.
Full programme is here: https://t.co/n47s9uJxDZ
New paper with @HannahRSlack! There's a lot of literature on PhD wellbeing and academic staff wellbeing, but what about people who straddle this border? We explored the experiences of Graduate Teaching Assistants and show how complex this identity can be https://t.co/u0KaLTtup9
📢The @EndofLifeStudy group is recruiting for a @MarieCurieSCO study into how financial hardship and rurality impact those who are nearing the end of life – and their carers.
If you or someone you know can help, get in touch.
Find out more: https://t.co/y3UydDMuG6
In the latest Recovering Community Podcast episode, Les Back sits with Dr. Susan Batchelor and Dr. Cailin Gormley from the @TheSCCJR with Jim Thomson from @SimonCommScot, to discuss their research on repeat violence in Scotland.
Listen on the #SocSciHub: https://t.co/eTnV6p4xFF
In this episode of the Recovering Community podcast, Les Back (@AcademicDiary) travels to Castlemilk in south Glasgow to meet a group of remarkable women working together to feed their community.
Listen to the full episode on the #SocSciHub: https://t.co/MBrcDfobxU
'After researching people’s experiences in and after prison for almost 20 years, I have concluded there is very little justice in our criminal ‘justice’ system.'
Read Marguerite Schinkel's @margueritesch opinion piece she wrote for the @heraldscotland
📰https://t.co/JhZXD0Z0I6