Starting off the last panel of the day Soozi Baggs ‘Lucky lockdown’: how the gambling industry capitalised on covid’ Plymouth Criminology BSC South West

Check out this recently published article by James Banks and Dr Jaime Waters exploring harmful practices experienced by individuals since the implementation of the 2005 Gambling Act.

It's a big deal! 🃏🎲ow.ly/uj3e50IeWvK

The Elizabeth line will open to the public on Tuesday.
This poem from @Jonbaggs for those who are excited about the Crossrail project finally arriving.
More on Crossrail here: bbc.in/3yTKIEZ

Really enjoyed hearing from Dr Nicola Harding Julie Trebilcock and Lauren Smith about their important research on lived experiences of gambling and crime at The Howard League webinar today

Chapter 29 looks especially good. Although I'm sure 24 is almost as good Grace Gallacher !!

Shades of Deviance, 2nd ed, exciting to see the first cover mock-ups.

plymouth.ac.uk/whats-on/crime… Why not start the summer with a trip to sunny Plymouth and present at our Crime, Harm and Control in the time of COVID conference. Call is extended to 18th May!

🚨 Don’t forget that the deadline to submit bursaries for the British Criminology conference is 9th May! 👇 Do get yours in now for a chance to receive funding

It might take the football (players) out of gambling ads, but it won't take the gambling out of football...

I'm supervising a student doing their dissertation on Instagram and the effect it can have on female disordered eating behaviours. If you self identify as having/had an eating disorder and use #instagram , could you please take her survey. 10 minutes only! plymouth.onlinesurveys.ac.uk/instagram-and-…

Our very own Nick Gibbs will be presenting a paper entitled '‘No one’s going to buy steroids for a home workout’: the impact of the national lockdown on hardcore gym users, anabolic steroid consumption and the image and performance enhancing drugs market' #postgradsandpandemics

Firstly, we're delighted to share our keynote speaker, Professor Dan Briggs (#LockdownStudy) , abstract for his fascinating paper 'Academic pandemic: Some insights into the sorry efforts made by the social sciences during Covid-19' #criminology #postgradsandpandemics

If you have any questions please drop us a message, and those who have signed up please expect some additional communication this week. We've got excellent numbers but we still want more. Those oatcakes won't eat themselves!

Over and out - Nick😃

#postgradsandpandemics

With hands-down our 'punniest' abstract, it's Soozi Baggs, who will be presenting a paper called 'Lucky Lockdown: How the House Maintained its Edge During Covid' #postgradsandpandemics

This event would be great for MSc and PhD students! Online or face to face attendance options.

We now not only have Prof Dan Briggs as a Keynote #LockdownStudy but we have Anthony Lloyd Anth Lloyd talking about his new Ultra realist book Making Sense of Ultra Realism, where popular culture is used to explore core concepts. NOT to be missed! Ultra Realists BSC PG Community British Criminology.

Kicking off with Dr wendy Fitzgibbon #PGRMethods

Calling all current and aspiring criminology postgraduates 📣📣

There is still time to register for our BSC PG Community ‘Thinking differently about methods’ event on 26th October!

⭐️We have lots of great speakers presenting ⭐️

All info and registration 👇
eventbrite.co.uk/e/thinking-dif…

If you're a postgrad (or aspiring to be!) you shouldn't miss this online conference on innovative research methods. And it features two current Plymouth PhDs and a former Plymouth lecturer...