learning and support for every professional who works in the legal sector. Matthew Golab, who is a member of our Advisory Board was an inaugural recipient of ILTA's Browning Marean Scholarship in 2015, providing international recognition of his leadership in eDiscovery and litigation technology.Wednesday took me to Worcester – to the Association of Dementia Studies which Professor Dawn Brooker has created, impressively and productively, from scratch in the matter of a few years. The centre has a pretty broad approach to studies and practical applications of findings, but has a particular interest in the arts and dementia. With Nottingham University they have a project to train PhD students in the relationship between art and dementia: www.worcester.ac.uk/discover/tandem-phd-studentship.html

As part of this Dawn has arranged for Cathy Greenblatt to spend time with the PhD students, sharing her exquisite skills in photography as a means of investigating and evidencing quality of life which is possible for people with dementia and their families and other carers www.cathygreenblat.com/table_of_contents.cfm

I was honoured that Cathy gave the fifth David Jolley