Somerset Interpreting and Translation Service (SITS)
Somerset Interpreting and Translation Service (SITS)

The aim of the project is to establish a local, reliable, easily accessible and affordable Interpreting and Translation Service. We envisage to build a substantial database of locally based translators and interpreters to create a sustainable service for the public, voluntary sector as well as private organisations.

Liene Penny
liene.penny@srec.org.uk

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Reports
Hate Crimes Report 2010
On the Tolerance and Non Discrimination Information System (TANDIS) The "Hate Crimes in the OSCE Region - Incidents and Respo....
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Briefing Paper no. 5
By IRR European News TeamThe IRR publishes today a free briefing a paper from its European Race Audit, Breivik, the conspiracy the....
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Female Voice in Violence Partnership
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Prevention and response to identity-based
Identity-based bullying refers to any form of bullying related to thecharacteristics considered unique to a child’s identity....
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Fast and Fair?
Parliamentary and Health Services Ombudsman has published: 'Fast and fair?' A report by the Parliamentary Ombudsman on the....
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ERA BRIEFING PAPER NO.2
BRIEFING PAPER NO.2 - FEBRUARY 2010Direct democracy, racism and the extreme RightHow can governments encourage more of the populat....
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The Swiss referendum on minarets: background
The Swiss referendum on minarets: background and aftermath. On 29 November 2009, Switzerland became the first count....
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An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK - Executive summary
This is the Executive Summary of the reportThis report of the National Equality Panel shows clearly how inequality is cumulative o....
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An Anatomy of Economic Inequality in the UK - Full Report
This report of the National Equality Panel shows clearly how inequality is cumulative over an individual's lifetime and is car....
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Count me in census
This has been published by The Care Quality Commission on its mental-health patient ethnicity monitoring tool.
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Racism in Football
Racism in Football
"Football should avoid complacency when it comes to tackling racism in sport, Culture Secretary Jeremy Hunt has said."&n....
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