Simon Taylor Bücher

Die Studie beleuchtet die positiven Auswirkungen physischer Anpassungen in den Haushalten älterer Menschen und deren Beitrag zu einem unabhängigen Leben. Im Kontext der Herausforderungen des Gesundheits- und Sozialsystems in Großbritannien zeigt das Buch, wie solche Anpassungen das Wohlbefinden der Betroffenen steigern können. Es richtet sich an Studierende, Forscher und Praktiker im Gesundheits- und Sozialwesen und bietet wertvolle Einblicke in die Erfahrungen der Teilnehmer, die von diesen Veränderungen profitiert haben.

Sommer 1224: Ein junger Mönch soll im Auftrag einer Kirchenkommission die geheimnisvollen Machenschaften des Priors Simon de Quincy in einem schottischen Augustinerkloster aufklären... Simon Taylors facettenreicher Roman schildert das klösterliche Leben, das von Verrat, Intrige und sogar Mord erschüttert wird. Die dramatischen Konflikte spiegeln die großen geistigen, politischen und religiösen Auseinandersetzungen einer Welt im Umbruch.

Widely hailed by enthusiasts as one of the most detailed reference books on the subject of Celtic Place-names, this toponymical study provides background and derivation for the length and breadth of the country. This edition includes biographical material about the author along with corrigenda and addenda.

Simon Taylor looks at the history of nuclear power in Britain, charting the decline following it's initial introduction through to the renaissance we're currently seeing.

The book presents a collection of insightful reviews that delve into various themes and perspectives. It explores critical analysis and personal reflections on a diverse range of topics, offering readers a chance to engage with different viewpoints. Each review is crafted to stimulate thought and discussion, making it an essential read for those interested in the nuances of literature, art, or culture. The author’s unique voice and analytical prowess shine through, inviting readers to reconsider their own interpretations and understanding.

This collection showcases the creative talents of Hemblington Primary School's children through a diverse array of imaginative poems. Readers can delight in the fresh perspectives and unique voices of young poets, making it a charming exploration of creativity and expression.

Focusing on a rights-based approach, this textbook offers a comprehensive introduction to creativity in early education, addressing current research and policy shifts. It fills a significant gap in the market by providing accessible content on key areas of creativity, while also emphasizing inclusion and international perspectives. This resource is designed to support students in understanding and applying creative principles within the context of early childhood education.

Exploring the French medical accident liability and redress system, this book offers insights into how its practices can inform potential reforms in England and other jurisdictions. It delves into the legal frameworks and implications of these lessons, aiming to enhance understanding of medical liability and improve patient compensation mechanisms. Through comparative analysis, it highlights the strengths and weaknesses of current systems, advocating for a more effective approach to medical accident accountability.

The book offers an in-depth analysis of the nuclear industry crisis through a combination of interviews with former executives, regulators, and analysts, along with the author's insights. It explores the origins of the crisis and examines the financial and corporate strategies employed by British Energy plc, providing a comprehensive understanding of the challenges faced by the industry.

Focusing on the settlement experiences of East European Jews in London's East End and the emergence of an African-Caribbean community in Birmingham, this ethnographic study delves into the lives of first-generation migrants. Through their personal narratives, the book sheds light on the challenges and adaptations faced by these communities, offering a unique perspective on migration and cultural integration in the UK.