View the story Conclusion In July, it was widely reported in the media that local high streets could see 17,000 new shops open over the next twelve months as new hybrid working models increasingly…
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Chapter three View the story Renaissance Chapter three Will Build to Rent lead to a renaissance of the UK’s high street? Ed Ellerington, Founder and Managing Director of Packaged Living which is a bespoke…
Chapter two View the story Reinvent Chapter two Retailers that have reinvented themselves have stayed relevant. Graham Soult, Retail Consultant and High Streets Task Force Expert who works with towns and cities to help…
Chapter one View the story Repurpose Chapter one The loss of certain high street giants before the pandemic left many landlords struggling to find new occupiers for large anchor stores. The pandemic considerably intensified…
The challenge, and the plan View the story Introduction The challenge, and the plan Retail has arguably been one of the most impacted sectors as a result of the global pandemic. The high street…
View the story Foreword by Howard Saunders, The Retail Futurist The word “retail” just doesn’t cover it. When we talk about the pain retail endured over the last eighteen months, it’s as if we…
A report on maternal healthcare by RWK Goodman View the story Menu Are mums properly prepared? Is mums’ mental health supported? How has COVID affected things? Meet the team TwitterFacebook What About Mum? A…
Including family therapy in a compensation claim View the story TwitterFacebook Your compensation Including family therapy in a compensation claim A conversation between Kerstin Scheel and Pardeep Biring As we found in our recent…
A review of the Ahead Together Conference View the story TwitterFacebook Building a support team A review of the Ahead Together Conference By Dr Jessica Fish, University of Glasgow & St George’s NHS Trust…
The importance of a specialist approach to family rehabilitation after brain injury View the story TwitterFacebook Specialists in their field The importance of a specialist approach to family rehabilitation after brain injury By Dr…
The Silverlining: a charity bringing a family approach to brain injury support View the story TwitterFacebook Charity spotlight The Silverlining: a charity bringing a family approach to brain injury support by Maggie Sargent, Regional…
Employing carers in the family setting View the story TwitterFacebook Injury and employment Employing carers in the family setting From employment law specialist Kate Benefer When recruiting specialist carers it is always important to…
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