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UK’s complex tax code and complacency leads to more tax avoidance – UWE Professor UK’s complex tax code and complacency leads to more tax avoidance - UWE Professor | Research and External Engagement
Nicholas Ryder who is a Professor in Financial Crime at the University of the West of England (UWE Bristol) says the UK authorities’ ‘lacklustre’ approach to enforcing its financial crime provisions and a highly complex tax code has played a...
Month: September 2025 September 2025 | Centre for Biomedical Research blog
The UWE Centre for Biomedical Research (CBR) held its second annual conference on the 8th of September. A year after the establishment of the new centre the theme of the meeting was to emphasise and build on our connections with our academic and...
The South West Fraud Forum’s First Annual Conference The South West Fraud Forum’s First Annual Conference | Bristol Business School blog
By James Barker Rishna Bhadain and Syeda Rahman On 10/03/2023 the South West Fraud Forum hosted its first annual conference at Foot Anstey LLP in Bristol. In this post three Law of Financial Crime students at the University of the West of...
Role of UWE Bristol's physician associates in supporting the NHS
UWE Bristol’s Physician Associate (PA) graduates have been playing an important role in the nation’s response to the coronavirus crisis.
External advice - Manage your research data
External advice on research data management from the UK Data Archive and Digital Curation Centre (DCC).
New report scrutinises Bristol referendum options that will decide how council is run
A report scrutinises the leadership options ahead of Bristol's referendum in May, which will determine whether Bristol continues to have an elected mayor.
Community participation in gathering local broadcast news - Enriching culture place and community
UWE Bristol research has informed the BBC and community groups in working together to widen the range of voices in local news.
Blue plaque on iconic Bath building linked to UWE Bristol project is fit for an Emperor
Fairfield House in Bath, once home to Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie, has unveiled a blue plaque funded by UWE Bristol and the Arts and Humanities Research Council.
Tag: transport policy transport policy | Centre for Transport and Society blog
The extent to which the transition from internal combustion engine cars to electric cars represents an important contribution to sustainable mobility is the central question addressed by a new book edited by CTS colleagues Graham Parkhurst and...
Author: Jeremy Allen Jeremy Allen | Research and External Engagement
A series of lectures featuring top business executives will receive its 100th guest speaker when it restarts this autumn. The Bristol Distinguished Address Series (BDAS) evening lectures are organised by the University of the West of England (UWE...