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  1. Public Perceptions of dangerous dogs and dog risk

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    Professor Claire Parkinson, a research team (Dr Lara Herring and Dr David Gould) from the Centre for Human Animal Studies (CfHAS) at Edge Hill University have undertaken research into public perceptions of dangerous dogs and dog risk in the UK. Book onto the talk today.

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  2. The Hillsborough Law - In Conversation with Ian Byrne MP

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    Join us on Friday 21 April for an 'In Conversation' event with Ian Byrne MP for Liverpool and West Derby. Ian Byrne MP, himself a survivor of Hillsborough will discuss the need for the proposed Public Authorities (Accountability) Bill- popularly known as the Hillsborough Law.

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  3. StrongMen

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    From Channel 4’s SAS Who Dares Wins to his recovery from physical and mental health challenges, Efrem Brynin provides a candid insight into his own experiences as part of Feel Good February.

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  4. Book Launch -Emergency Services Management: A Research Overview

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    Staff and Students are invited to attend the book launch, Emergency Services Management: A research Overview. The book is a timely intervention to understand the key challenges and opportunities facing emergency services in dealing with the current crisis.

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  5. Prof Martin Conway: A History of Social Justice

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    The purpose of this lecture is to explore the plural meanings of social justice, demonstrating how it across the twentieth century it could be found within many political traditions, from communism to the extreme right.

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  6. The Challenge of Reflective Practice

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    The conference will explore the challenge of Reflective Practice for health professions and how we can make it more meaningful. There will be several internal and external keynote speakers and workshops of your choice.

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  7. Professor Nick Hulbert-Williams inaugural lecture: The psychology of living with and beyond cancer - from theory to the real world

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    During his talk, Professor Nick Hulbert Williams will give a brief overview of how his early theoretical modelling developed into a series of clinical trials to test psychological interventions to improve the psychological wellbeing of cancer sufferers and survivors.

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  8. My Journey to the Top of Rangitoto Island- Professor Gershan Davis inaugural lecture

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    In his inaugural lecture, Professor Gershan Davis will talk about his clinical and academic career – from the University of West Indies to Edge Hill via London, Harvard and even the top of New Zealand’s volcanic island Rangitoto.

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  9. Ageing Better with an active mind

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    "Ageing better with an active mind" is an exciting project focused on fundamental health issues confronting our society. This project was created to address the disconnection between national advice on healthy ageing and local practice where dementia is higher than the national average.

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  10. Agents of Change - International Women's Day 2023

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    To celebrate International Women’s Day 2023, we will be hosting a special panel event to recognise and hear from women activists and campaigners for change

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