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This article considers the wide‐ranging situations and circumstances in which sexual abuse of elderly people occurs and suggests that the complexities inherent in the issue mean that policy‐makers and practitioners face real challenges in minimising future instances of victimisation.

The classics will circulate wrote a public librarian several years ago. She found that new, attractive, prominently displayed editions of literary classics would indeed find a substantial audience among public library patrons.

This paper reports findings from a recent study of adult protection case conferences, focusing on how the victim's views may be represented or heard.

The purpose of this paper is to explore the challenges created by unlimited storage in space and time.

The paper looks at the issue from a practioner's viewpoint and considers it from the philosophical perspective regarding unlimited storage.

Unlimited storage in terms of space and time can present philosophical and technological problems. The rise of the semantic web search engines will help transform this process, but for most organisations it will be a managerial issue rather than a technological issue.

More work needs to be done into how semantic web will influence records management.

Semantic web is in its infancy, but it has far reaching consequences for records management because it can transform the process.

The philosophical issues affect how to understand memory and what the collective memory of a society, as seen through archives, is understood and challenged by unlimited storage in space and time.

Looks at the issue from a philosophical perspective and pushes, the boundaries of the field by looking at the implications of the new developments.

Outlines the prevalence of adverse reactions to food and what it means to the individual. Lists and describes the known main food allergies.