Governing Prisons: despair and hope (1965-2015)
Andy reviews his work in the UK prison service and a second career in the International Centre for Prison Studies. I was bought up in
Andy reviews his work in the UK prison service and a second career in the International Centre for Prison Studies. I was bought up in
Jean worked in her father’s shop as a girl and remembers the war and the soldiers who came into the shop. Building up the newsagents
Hilda describes her varied working life, beginning with her first job at Mansfields Factory. During the Second World War, Hilda was called up to work
Here are some pictures from our successful 2015 project Working lives of residents of Doughty’s Hospital, Norwich, interviews by pupils from Magdalen Gates Primary School.
David worked in the grocery trade after he left school in 1958 and tells about the changes in retail that took place over the years.
Eileen started work as a secretary in the transport department at Colman’s and experienced the wartime bombing. She met her husband ‘across a crowded room’
Frank was leisure manager at the Norwich Union sports park at Pinebanks. His motivation: ‘I like to do things for people that they enjoy. And
John describes his life during and after university, including early difficulties, his time at university, misdiagnosis of schizophrenia, printing, and Norfolk County Library Services. University
Jane was a firn believer in women’s role as priests in the Church of England. This is her story of how she and other women
The Reverend Jane speaks about her life: wartime, on a farm, horses, working for the church, and being ordained as one of the first Church