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People moved onto Universal Credit are fighting to survive
Universal Credit is bad for health and wellbeing, say leading academics in a new study.
16 Nov 2018 Research
Where are they now? Help is needed to uncover hidden history of iconic invalid carriages
There’s currently one sitting proudly in the Museum of Liverpool, another in nearby St George’s Hall. And a Teesside University artist and academic has one of the world’s largest collections, with 26 currently in his fleet.
16 Nov 2018 Research
Appeal to trace relatives of Hartlepool World War One veteran
Members of the public are being asked to help fill in the back story of a former prisoner of war who died in West Hartlepool in 1941.
15 Nov 2018 Research
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- Teesside University research project to uncover hidden stories from the end of the Great War
- Bump to Buggy project will help new and expectant mothers to stay active
- New project will help kinship care families get active
- The government needs to give back to carers – says university researcher
- University awarded prestigious grant to investigate the AI race
- Emotional exhibition reveals heart-breaking stories of the bereft women of World War One
- New research role to enhance equality and diversity
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People moved onto Universal Credit are fighting to surviveResearch events
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27 Nov 6.00PM - 8.00PM
Children's mental health - debating the current issues (Spoonful of Knowledge) -
28 Nov 1.15PM - 2.00PM
The One Fifteen at MIMA: What is wellbeing? -
28 Nov 4.00PM - 6.00PM
SSSHL Seminar Series presents, Parenting high-achieving working class boys in poverty within a context of austerity - problematising active cultivation as an explanation for beating the odds
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