She will be remembered by a whole generation of Bath University social policy and social work students.
We have a long drive from the West Country but stay in a wonderfully hospitable hotel and reminisce about our dear departed. I have to speak at the crematorium. My voice breaks up. I feel embarrassed, but am assured that it's okay for grown men to cry. I submit an entry for The Guardian's Other Lives obituaries column.
Wednesday and Thursday: Two more intense days at the London School of Economics where the Criminal Justice Alliance (formerly the Penal Affairs Consortium) is having its inaugural meeting and the British Society of Criminology is having its annual conference.
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