News and Events
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Report: Stroke survivors - new ideas from Australia and New Zealand could help prevent falls
International approaches to preventing falls for people recovering from strokes have been identified in a new report by Victoria Butler, a physiotherapist from Teesside...
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Profile: Intergenerational care - new perspectives from the USA
Older people and young children would benefit hugely from co-located care, according to Lorraine George, an early years educator from Devon who has just returned from a...
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Profile: Churchill Fellow creates educational resource on circular economies
How to recycle thousands of tonnes of waste textiles each year is the subject of a new educational resource created by Churchill Fellow Lynn Wilson.
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News: Fellows present their global findings on galleries and museums
15 Nov 2017 |Museum and gallery access and education were the focus of last night’s gathering of the Engage network, at which three Churchill Fellows presented their findings from...
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News: Fellow follows in the footsteps of tenth century Viking in new book
Ever considered following a Viking explorer’s journey from Norway to Iceland to Greenland? That’s what Alexandra Fitzsimmons did with her Churchill Fellowship.
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Association news: South West Association hold AGM in Cornwall
1 Nov 2017 |The South West Association of Churchill Fellows were joined by WCMT Chief Executive Julia Weston for their AGM in Cornwall in October.
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2013 Fellow Chris Avis exhibits her work at international arts festival
2013 Fellow Chris Avis recently exhibited her work at Schlachten 2017, an International Arts Festival based in Wünsdorf Bunker ‘city’ and Neue Galerie Wünsdorf, Zossen,...
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Fellow writes new book on Churchill
2010 Fellow Dr Christopher Catherwood has published a new book on Sir Winston Churchill. The book, entitled ‘Churchill and Tito: SOE, Bletchley Park and Supporting the...
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Lessons from Vancouver in healthcare provision for injecting drug users
Opening medically supervised injection sites for drug users in high risk areas of the UK should be considered urgently, according to a report by Dr Dush Mital, a...
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Exploring accessible garden design in Japan and Singapore
Debbie Austin, a gardening enthusiast from Cornwall, has recently returned from a research trip to Japan and Singapore to investigate best practice in garden design...