Ett av de drabbade biblioteken, det i Friern Barnet i Norra London, togs för ett tag sedan över av medlemmar av Occupy-rörelsen som återöppnade det och driver det vidare. Detta har felaktigt i medierna kallats för en ”delseger” för biblioteksrörelsen. Snarare handlar det om ett bakslag. För hur behjärtansvärt det än är med volontärer som tar över och hur bra det än kan bli så förstärker det hos ansvariga politiker bara känslan av att bibliotek inte behöver vara professionellt drivna. Ett biblioteksväsende där den professionella vinkeln urholkas skapar bilden av att det är själva bokrummet som är det viktiga, snarare än det arbete som biblioteket faktiskt ska utföra. Ett bokrum kan vara nog så viktigt, men ett bibliotek är ju så mycket mer. Inte minst i dessa dagar, när dessutom idén om det fysiska bokrummet utmanas i och med e-böckernas intåg på marknaden.
Frances Swaine and Merry Varney are instructed by David Tracey, whose wife, Janet Tracey, sadly died in Addenbrooke’s Hospital on 7 March 2011. Following her admission to Addenbrooke’s, a ‘Do Not Attempt Cardio Pulmonary Resuscitation Order’ (known as a DNACPR or DNR) was placed on Janet’s medical notes. Janet was unaware of the DNACPR and when she became aware of it several days later, she clearly stated it was against her wishes and that she wanted to be resuscitated. As a result the DNACPR was cancelled. Several days later however a further DNACPR was entered onto her records. We have issued a judicial review and human rights claim against the NHS Trust responsible for Addenbrooke’s and against the Secretary of State for Health seeking Declarations from the Court that the Trust’s policy on the use of DNACPR is unlawful, and for the Secretary of State for Health to issue national guidance for patients and their families to know their rights concerning the use of DNACPRs.
Lawbore is a service developed by The City Law School, part of City University, London. It was first created in 2002 to offer undergraduate students an online research portal based around the modules they were studying. It has since developed to include a collection of multimedia resources including slideshows, videos and podcasts, as well as a comprehesive directory of over 1000 web links.. .
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The head of Britain's first for-profit university college was paid £738,000 ($1,177,000) in one year, while the co-chief executive officer of the firm’s U.S. owner has a long-term pay deal valued at £15.8 million ($25.2 million).
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