In this episode, Dr. Adrienne Barnett, a reader in law at Brunel University, shares her extensive experience and research into the family court system. From her early career as a family law barrister to her in-depth studies on domestic abuse and the secrecy of family courts, Dr. Barnett discusses the systemic failures and cultural barriers that ham…

In this compelling episode, Sian Gissing-McMeel introduces herself and The Access to Justice for Families Foundation. The foundation's purpose is to provide legal knowledge, skills, and emotional support to help individuals navigate the family court system. Sian shares her personal experiences and the motivations behind establishing the charity. Sh…

In this episode, Jade https://x.com/jadewelshy opens up about the harrowing abuse she endured, both from her ex-partner and the systemic failures of legal and social services meant to protect her. Jade shares how professionals failed to recognize and act on clear signs of abuse, exacerbating her trauma. As she recounts her story, Jade emphasizes th…

In this episode, Debbie speaks to Jean Flower, a professional McKenzie friend, to discuss the intricate dynamics of family courts, domestic abuse, and the complexities faced by victims navigating the legal system. Jean shares her unique blend of expertise in financial planning, coaching, and divorce support to help clients through court proceedings…

In this emotionally powerful episode, Sam Billingham, founder of Survivors of Domestic Abuse (SODA) and Stronger Beginnings, joins Debbie to share her journey and discuss the pressing issue of coercive control and domestic abuse. Sam highlights the systemic failures in supporting victims, the challenges with professional understanding, and the dire…

Natalie recounts her experiences of psychological and financial abuse in a relationship with her ex-husband who was later diagnosed with narcissistic personality disorder. She discusses how their relationship began, the challenges they faced after she became pregnant, and the manipulative behaviors she endured. Natalie also describes how she eventu…

Claire Throssell MBE became one of the UK's most well known campaigners for family court reform after the murder of her two sons by an abusive ex-husband who was granted access to her children by a family court judge. In this interview, Claire describes in heartbreaking detail what happened on that terrible day in 2014, how her children were let do…

In our hardest hitting interview so far, ex-police officer Louise Taylor blows the lid off police and family court failures when dealing with domestic abuse. Don't miss this episode if you want to know what's really going on inside our justice system. Follow Louise on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/divorceandseparationcoachandmentor…

Nicola Murray from Scotland talks about her own experiences of pregnancy loss as a result of domestic abuse and the work of Brodie's Trust in supporting women in similar situations. Nicola and Debbie go on to discuss how current domestic abuse measures are either inadequate or are being poorly implemented by agencies across the UK who are failing t…

IDVA-trained Sarah Taylor talks to Debbie about her own experiences of domestic abuse and the nightmare of family court. Follow Sarah on X at twitter.com/SarahTaylo89428

Manveet Chhina is a Consultant Solicitor specialising in family and criminal law, with extensive experience in private and public child proceedings and domestic abuse. In this episode of the Resolute podcast, Manveet talks to Debbie about her own experience of domestic abuse and the family court system. Follow Manveet on X at https://twitter.com/th…

Debbie Jones from Resolute talks to Theresa Murray, Founder of One Voice Against Abuse, about the many ways victims of domestic abuse in the UK are failed by the justice system.

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From the moment you step on campus through to up to two years after you graduate you'll find the Placement and Careers Centre ready and waiting to help you find work. We talk to team members Alison Taylor and Raj Sidhu who will be there to help you throughout your studies. They talk us through the services provided by: Job Shop Placement Careers We…

The Olympics are coming to London in 2012 giving Brunel University and its students plenty of opportunities to get involved - we hear from Neil Young, Head of Brunel's 2012 Programmes, who will be updating us on just how. We also talk to Sports Scholar and Taekwondo athlete, Jibreel Malik, who is hoping for Olympic gold himself. You can catch up on…

We talk to Brian O'Neill QC, who took time out of his busy Old Bailey schedule to share his experiences with us. We also hear from Admissions Tutor and Law Lecturer Christine Riefa about the type of student she's looking for and the type of course offered here at Brunel. Current Law student Evelyn Asuen also pops into the pod to say hello. Visit ht…

Steve Noble, Vinny Sivathevan and Layal Hakim talk to us about the Maths degree courses here at Brunel. Senior Lecturer Steve looks after the transition process for the first year students while Vinny is currently studying in her third year, having already enjoyed those early stages of her course. Also, Layal talks about what she's been up to since…

Software, how it is developed and how it is used in the real world. Undergraduate Admissions Director David Williams talks to us about the differences between Information Systems and Computing and he reveals the sort of student he's looking for. Current student Richard Clapton shares his experiences on his Information Systems course while Mohammed …

Settling in, getting involved and getting help. Senior English Ladies Champion Wrestler, Chloe Spiteri, talks to us about her learning disability and how support from Brunel has helped her achieve on her course. Alumna and school teacher, Anna Snook, also shares her experiences and how her pupils' might be feeling about going to University. And we …

The Olympics are coming to London in 2012 giving Brunel University and its students plenty of opportunities to get involved - we hear from Neil Young, Head of Brunel's 2012 Programmes, who will be telling us just how. We also talk to Brunel Physiotherapy alumna, Heather Fell [pictured], who won an Olympic silver medal in the last Olympics in Beijin…

Find out more about postgraduate life at Brunel from current Master’s and Research students. Dr Steve Mullins talks to us about the financial issues you might face and we learn about the scholarships and funding that are available. Episode 1 is available from http://brunel.ac.uk/podcast. Voices: Dr Steve Mullins, Assistant Registrar for Graduate St…

We hear how Business Management with Marketing student Trisha Motah's week has been going and we talk to final year Product Design Engineering student Tanya Budd who is already an award-winning inventor developing her potential at Brunel. Hear how Tanya has made Seafaring safer with the HypoHoist [http://hypohoist.co.uk]. Schools and Colleges Liais…

Find out more about postgraduate life at Brunel from current Master’s and research students. Hear about the career support services on offer, and find out about how the Graduate School can help you to make the most out of your postgraduate experience. Voices: Dr Kate Hone, Director of the Graduate School; Jane Standley, Director of the Placement an…

This podcast episode takes it's regular look at Student Life with Final Year Business Student Busola Sanusi. We talk to Award-winning graduate, Adam Sumar, and we hear what Brunel's Director of External Affairs has to say about an exciting new building to house the Brunel Business School: Andrew Kershaw will be talking to us about the Eastern Gatew…

First Year Film and Television student Kristy Myrie talks us through her week while ex-BBC man and Journalism Lecturer Keith Somerville discusses the BA in journalism. We also visit Brunel graduate and business owner, Paul Croft in his Covent Garden Offices in the centre of London to ask him how he thought Brunel influenced his success. You can vis…

Hear about what you should be doing on Results Day and what you might be expecting during Freshers Week. We talk to the lady in charge of Admissions, Sue Gemmill and we also advise on what you should be bringing with you when you arrive for the start of term at Brunel. We talk to Eoin Lally about his Clearing experience and ex-SU President Jatin Pa…

We meet Jade Bennett, Melanie Musonda and Luduvine Bell for their take on one of the last weeks of the academic term. How does one cope with exams and what else goes on? Presented by Adam Larking of LittleSmasher.com Postal Address for Enquiries: Course Enquiries Office Marketing Brunel University Uxbridge UB8 3PH Telephone Number for Enquiries: 01…

We meet Emanuella Adjei and Ina Hristova for their take on a week that sees the approach of coursework deadlines and exams. How do they balance a work life with a social life? Presented by Adam Larking of LittleSmasher.com Postal Address for Enquiries: Course Enquiries Office Marketing Brunel University Uxbridge UB8 3PH Telephone Number for Enquiri…

This episode witnesses a week in the life of three Brunel University students. Anthony Liu, Shennel Challenor and Deepali Soni return to University and share the week's experiences and thoughts . We get insights into their weekly food shop habits and hear about what their living arrangements are like. We hear about their workloads, jobs and car own…

In this episode we look at courses being offered by the Schools of Arts and Social Sciences. We hear from the Head of the School of Arts, Bill Leahy, and Admissions Tutors involved in Music, Psychology and Drama. Jacqui shows us around the Arts Centre and George talks us through some of the exhibits in the current show in the Beldam Gallery. We're …

There's some important finance information in this podcast and you can hear more from our current students about their university experiences. Neepun Goyal gives us his budgeting tips and there is news of Brunel's funding and scholarships featuring Zanib Mirza and Peter Roberts who talks to us about his Placement Year. Funding Line: 01895 267267 Pr…

Kat Temba comes home to a large kitchen in Galbraith Hall while Sasha enjoys a cheaper, larger room in a more central location in Saltash. The School of Health Sciences and Social Care's Chris Bailey and Dr Jo Bridger play host to the Brunel University Podcast and focus our attention on Occupational Therapy and Biosciences. Meanwhile first year stu…

In this episode we look at courses being offered by the School of Law and the Brunel Business School. We visit Tian who tells us about Lancaster Hall of Residence and we have a look around the Lecture Centre. We hear about sandwich placements, transferable skills, the hotel spa, an old style tuck shop, not making the tea nor emptying the staplers a…

Matt Southgate shows us round the Kingston Lane Outdoor Sporting Facility and we talk to promising young sprinter and Sports Sciences student, Idowu Akindele. Reni Shodunke shows us around her halls of residence while Sally Preece and Jane Dunkley talk about the indoor Sporting facilities available to Brunel students. Postal Address for Enquiries: …

In this series we take a look at the academic schools and their courses and facilities they provide Brunel students. Join Keisha Crooks on a walk around Uxbridge Town Centre while Osian Owens tells us about the Brunel University Formula Student Racing Team. Ross Dudley takes us on a walk around the workshops and course directors Ray Kirby and Steph…

Hear what our current students have to say about living at University. Eoin Lally and Lucy Newnham tell us about the difference between standard and en-suite accommodation, Dawn James give us a tour of her room on campus and Vina Asani talks about the option of living at home. Ludivine Bell tells us what it's like to come and study at Brunel from h…

With tips and hints on applying to Brunel University through UCAS. Help with your personal statement. Featuring The Announcer and an interview with final year undergraduate, Kajal Dhanak, who recalls what it was like for her to apply to University. Exclusive footage of Jo Brand's speech at this year's graduation ceremonies. Postal Address for Enqui…