Kingsley Wood had a spurious reputation as a competent manager but he was an adroit self-publicist. Getting Nuffield to manage Castle Bromwich looked good in the papers - Chamberlain was under pressure because of bad aircraft manufacturing statistics - but he wasn't up to the job

💯 I was taught ‘set theory’ as part of the Nuffield Maths curriculum over half a century ago. I had to recall it all when databases and SQL came along.

NEWS: Woking Football Club extend partnership with Nuffield Health Woking Hospital → ift.tt/1qKvOZA via Woking News & Mail

In this RRC podcast: - The New World Screwworm in Texas and whether it has any implications for the Calgary Stampede - The launch of the new Alberta Blue Book App - Jenna Sarich's Nuffield scholarship journey; applications are now open for 2027 ruralrootscanada.com/rrc-pod…

Hosted some Nuffield scholars this morning. Had a good look at the Fitzroy Wheat with no insecticide only one fungicide at T2 and a biological at T3 on a very challenging sight #harvest 26 @NFUCymru

Tommy. How can my Consultant Ms Pamela Jayne Norcliffe discharged me with a diagnosis letter with 1976 from Paul Strickland Immegine Centre. The Data Char send to Dr David Maudgil of Bupa Finder Nuffield Private Hospital. Dr David Maudgil used to get into Clinical Récords 1976

Tommy. I am alleging because of the Pre Action Protocol letter with my Medical Report sent to Vodafone was Vex and it Commissioned Dr David Maudgil from Bupa Finder Nuffield Private Hospital to Dig Dirth on me and Dr David Maudgil hacked into Clinical Récords of 1976. Later used

Applications for the 2027 Nuffield Farming Scholarship are open. Here's where it could take you.. Zimbabwe. Patagonia. The Netherlands. Japan. Join our open evening call on Tuesday 16th June at 6.30pm to find out if it's right for you: nuffieldscholar.org/scholars…

Before becoming a farmer, Ailbhe Gerrard worked in construction project management and international development. She could have built a career almost anywhere in the world. Instead, she returned to Ireland, purchased a neglected farm in County Tipperary, and set out to create something new. Today, Brookfield Farm is an award-winning organic farm overlooking Lough Derg, home to sheep, bees, woodlands, and wildflower meadows. Ailbhe is also a Nuffield Agricultural Scholar, educator, and founder of Field Exchange, bringing together farmers, artists, scientists, and communities to explore the future of food and agriculture. Ailbhe is one of the farmers featured in Food Tank's new documentary short film, Irish Farmers: A Love Story. Through her story, audiences from Ireland and around the world will gain a deeper understanding of the people, places, and decisions that shape Irish agriculture today. Join us on June 22 at Dublin's Light House Cinema for a screening of the film, followed by a live conversation with Ailbhe, Sophie Bell, and Carina Roseingrave. Tickets: eventbrite.com/e/irish-farme…

When George Ramshaw came back to work at Newcastle’s training ground in early 2020, Steve Bruce thought he looked like a new man. George had been at the club since 1995. He had worked through Kevin Keegan, through the entertainers, through managers, relegations, promotions and all the normal madness that came with Newcastle United. By then he was in his 70s, still working as assistant kit man, still one of those people around a football club who players knew as soon as they walked through the door. But before that, he had been in serious pain. His hip had gone. And because the NHS was so busy, he was facing months waiting for an operation. George did not make a fuss about it. He just kept going. Then the Newcastle players found out. The idea started with Andy Carroll. Carroll had grown up at Newcastle, and when he came back to the club in 2019, George was still there. So when the players heard George needed a new hip, they went to club doctor Paul Catterson. “The players said: ‘Can we do something?’” Catterson helped put it in motion with the Nuffield. Then the squad came together and paid for it. Around £15,000. Within a fortnight, George was in and had the operation done privately on Tyneside. He was off work for about four months. Then, not long before football shut down because of Covid, George walked back into the training ground. Only now he was not limping around in pain. He was fixed. Steve Bruce could not get over the difference. “He’d only just come back to work in the past couple of weeks and he’s all fixed and healed.” “It seems to have been a big success.” “We were all thrilled to see him back because George is a lovely, lovely man.” “Before we closed down he was jumping around the place; I thought he’d be playing soon.” For George, it was not about the money. It was the fact the players had noticed. “I’m eternally grateful to the players.” “I was in a lot of pain with my hip and it would have been months before I could get an operation through the NHS given how busy they are.” “All the lads came together and put in.” “Me and my wife are both very grateful.” “I’m feeling great now.” “It’s champion.” #football

🎾 Plenty of positives for our M2 team vs Nuffield Milngavie M3. A loss, but lots of great tennis and big effort all round. Bring on the next one. 💪 #teammctc #growingthegame #maryhilltennis #tenniswestofscotland

But why isnt the focus also on the big private hospitals like the Nuffield? Chest wall, facial feminisation, Vaginoplasty Vulvoplasty, they do it all. nuffieldhealth.com/treatment…

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Glad to announce the release of our edited volume on shared sacred sites in South Asia. @jaffrelot and I will be presenting it at Oxford's Nuffield College next Monday: nuffield.ox.ac.uk/news-event…

guysternetopsurgery.co.uk/ Mr Guy Sterne, Specialist Breast Surgeon With 30-Years of Experience. Here are Nuffield Health (not for profit!) values nuffieldhealth.com/about-us/… The very male board members of “ethical” finance company Chrysalis Health chrysalisfinance.co.uk/about…

And of course you’ll need a gender friendly GP. But they’re easy enough to find for a generation of kids brought up on Dr Ronx and her educational programs on how to bind your breasts But oh no what about finance?? Hey don’t worry! He’s got that sorted with an “ethical” finance company Chrysalis Finance. And he splits the 10k cost with Nuffield Hospital who supply all the Aunt Lydia’s you’ll need who will nurse the barely legals back to breastless health. He’s also been known to accept trust funds. (Tatler!) Because there’s a rich vein of Gordon Brown Children’s Trust funds that have matured in a much healthier way than their recipients. And those kids absolutely have the right to spend that money on whatever they want. Even if they have complex neurodivergent issues that include impulsive thoughts and behaviours. And because they’ve been taught to “be kind” they’re going to “be kind” to the bank balance of a plastic surgeon and his business partner wife so he can have a nice holidays and a millionaires lifestyle. And what if we don’t allow these barely legal women full body autonomy? Well obviously we will be making abortion illegal next! Yeah, try squaring that circle of logic! But that’s the logic of the barely legals. It’s only possible if you’re steeped in the rich knowledge base of Reddit. Only the kids of Reddit know that us old women secretly want to take away ALL BODY AUTONOMY! (They must think we want to mother them forever; when actually we really want them to grow the eff up with all their functioning body parts. When we aspired to an organic life it didn’t just mean the food we gave them. It also meant an organically complete functioning body. Anyway. Before this massive trend for young women removing healthy breast tissue was a thing. Guy was warning of the dangers of surgery! Back in 2015 (interestingly timeline, … pre Stonewall transing) Guy was saying in a LinkedIn post “ It is concerning that surgery is being seen in almost the same light as other beauty treatments that are far less invasive or serious” “However teens are not fully developed nor are they maybe psychologically advanced sufficiently to make a decision of this nature” Also in 2015 Guy liked looking at girls teen magazines and then posting his concerns. Here he comments on an article on plastic surgery “My concern is that this article featured in a magazine targeted at people too young for surgery” Almost as if he hasn’t been using social media for years like a street drug pusher. But how young is too young Guy? Barely legals are your target but how young? He knows full well that in our commodity health care economy you can buy anything you want. You can buy the psychologist who won’t dig into your multiple psych issues in one meeting and won’t ask to talk to former clinicians. You can buy the GP who won’t talk the the GP you had a month ago because “issues”. And you can buy the surgeon who will only look at the new clinicians you hired to jump through that same surgeons “safeguards”. And it’s all legal. Barely legal, but legal. And they do like em young don’t they! Just look his results on Reddit! He can fret all he likes about published articles but look at his indirect marketing of “happy” customers recommending him on Reddit. A site that was fined £14.47 million by the UK for failing age verification. Yes a site that allowed minors access to all manner of “advice” by adults. And of course he has a separate instagram account (Instagram minimum age 13) showing the kids his “results”. With “parental controls” kids can properly normalise the removal of body parts at 16 so they can be ready for his services at 18. This is a man who pretty much every Friday removes the breasts of barely legal girls who have ADHD and Autism diagnosis’s. He is probably prepping right now. Guy Stern, Nuffield Health and Crysalis Finance all do this week in week out. And it’s all legal. Barely legal but legal. .

🥼 Consultant Cardiologist and Electrophysiologist at the Nuffield Hospital Oxford (The Manor), and John Radcliffe Hospital, part of the Oxford University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.

The Nuffield Department of Surgical Sciences celebrated a success at the University of Oxford’s Vice-Chancellor’s Awards last week, as OrganOx was named the winner of the Commercialisation and Entrepreneurship Award 👏 Read more ➡️ nds.ox.ac.uk/news/double-suc…