Closing railway ticket offices: an existential threat to many
The threat to close railway ticket offices will affect many disabled travellers who rely on ‘real’ people to help them...
Read moreJenny writes and edits for Central Bylines. She started her career in public relations in Cambridge at the time it was growing quickly as a centre of scientific and technical innovation, nicknamed Silicon Fen. She then established and ran an interfaith organisation, for which she was awarded the MBE.
Her most recent involvement is in research and publishing about a new approach to the care of older people. Jenny is keen on outdoor swimming and has raised funds for charity with the Hellespont crossing; she also enjoys walking in the lovely countryside of Derbyshire, where she now lives.
The threat to close railway ticket offices will affect many disabled travellers who rely on ‘real’ people to help them...
Read moreAdult social care is in need of a re-think: relational care is an approach that considers the human side of...
Read moreJenny Kartupelis catches up with Dr Adam Thompson, Labour candidate for the Erewash constituency.
Read moreThe East Midlands Labour Party Conference saw some of the party’s best-known figures set out their vision for the country...
Read moreAlthough companies have broadly welcomed the six-month support scheme announced by government to help them deal with soaring energy bills,...
Read moreCanvassing opinion in Buxton last week revealed the overwhelming anxiety that people have about their lives this winter as they...
Read moreYou’ve got thirty minutes to pack a rucksack before leaving your home, your friends and your family forever. What would...
Read moreJenny Kartupelis recalls how the government of the day reacted to the arrival of Ugandan Asians expelled from the country...
Read moreThe Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill may mean that walking in the countryside puts one at risk of committing...
Read moreJenny Kartupelis reviews her time volunteering at a vaccination centre, and the satisfaction which it has given her.
Read moreA reflection on John Donne’s Meditation No 17
Read moreFake news can kill. A new game GoViral! designed by the University of Cambridge to counter it may be fun,...
Read moreThe way we care for older people, and the value society places on them and their carers, has become an...
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