What current employees think about working for Durham University

So, what's it like to work at Durham University?

Seven staff at the University have given their perspective on what attracted them to Durham, the opportunities open to them and why they continue to enjoy their role.

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A manual / domestic staff's perspective
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Allocating NHS funds by age only would benefit affluent areas

Government plans to allocate NHS resources by age only would disproportionately benefit areas of England that are the most healthy, most affluent, and most likely to vote Conservative, argues Professor Clare Bambra in a letter to this week's BMJ (British Medical Journal).