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London violence: an expert (and father) comments
The British government is not facing up to the serious challenges it faces, writes the Director of the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies Dr Daniel Silverstone
06/04/18 -
Trafficking and UK-Vietnam relations
Dr Daniel Silverstone examines an international relationship forged over the past decade to reduce trafficking and illegal migration
16/02/18 -
How an LJMU scholarship makes a difference
Policing Studies student Adele on gaining a Vice-Chancellor's Scholarship and the effect it has had on her university experience
18/01/18 -
The freemasons no longer have significant influence in the British police
Conflicts of interest are no longer the concern they once were, writes Practitioner Fellow in Policing Peter Williams
09/01/18 -
Radicalisation is not just a terrorist tactic – street gangs do it every day
Young people from poor backgrounds are being radicalised by criminal gangs, writes Criminal Justice lecturer Robert F. Hesketh
21/11/17 -
Trafficked to grow cannabis: Vietnamese migrants are being exploited in Britain
Lucrative cannabis plantations have been a magnet for illegal migrants, writes Dr Daniel Silverstone from the Liverpool Centre for Advanced Policing Studies
12/09/17 -
Manchester attack: as bombs return, what can be done to make venues safer?
The Manchester Arena attack has sent shock waves around the world, and again raised questions about safety in public places, writes David Lowe
24/05/17 -
Run, hide, tell – treat? The public now has a role to play in Westminster-style attacks
A charity is recommending the public be advised to help each other in emergency situations
03/04/17 -
Terrorism in Westminster: London had expected attack for some time and police reaction was rapid
The capital has long been recognised as a target and the response to terrorist threats has evolved, writes Lecturer in Law David Lowe
23/03/17 -
Figures to Admire
Forensic Science student Bupe on how her grandpa inspired her educational journey and her experience of starting at LJMU at forty
10/03/17
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Wishing a very #HappyPesach to all our students, staff and visitors celebrating Passover over the next week from this evening! #chagsameach
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This #WorldHeritageDay take a moment to admire our wonderful 18th-century, Grade I-listed Town Hall (and the giant… https://t.co/3thGWT7MiL