Our first Desert Island Discs at Dementia Conversations Bowdon Vale featured ‘The White Cliffs of Dover’ by Vera Lynn.

A week of sustained high passion, but with the beginnings of consensus and with it a quieter resolve to take action.

The Alzheimer’s Society has been cleared by the Charity Commission following whistle blower claims...

I was surprised to receive an email from the General Medical Council two evenings ago.

In the face of any infectious epidemic people with weakened immunity will be more at risk of contracting the disease and more at risk

I am not one for stories for stories’ sake. Others may find time and enthusiasm for the fantasy worlds of imagined times and places...

High profile advocates for people with dementia and their families are having a difficult time...

t is usually good to find ‘Alzheimer’s’ on the front page of the newspaper – It does not happen often

Articles in the British Medical Journal this week share a theme of the unequable treatment of people from ethnic minority groups by medicine

Colleagues at the Social Policy Research Unit at The University of York invited me to a workshop...

Having decided to use our next Bowdon Vale session of Dementia Conversations – which we link now to Christians on Ageing...

This weekend we are thinking of the advantages of working together...

It has been a given of good practice that people are best cared for at home or near home...

Return to our regular Friday seminars introduced me to the concept of ‘Inherent Jurisdiction’.