by David Clark, Wellcome Trust Investigator, University of Glasgow   Autumn 2019 saw a team of us in the Glasgow End of Life Studies Group set out into unknown educational waters. Over a three-week period, we delivered a free online course called End of Life Care – Challenges

Before the availability of the modern round barrow, there were two types of options for what to do with cremation ashes. At one end of the spectrum was the traditional churchyard or crematorium, and right at the other was blasting into space or having them tattooed into your skin. For everyone else

By Panisara Peungsuk        In the beginning, my project’s interest was to try to understand the differences between Thai and British culture. Later on, due to my grandmother dying, it influenced me to reframe my research from looking at the

by Awen Clement   We all come from the goddess and to her we shall return, like a drop of rain, flowing to the ocean  – Traditional pagan chant   It is safe to say that Paganism is a minority faith group in the UK, yet current estimates suggest the