Simon Duffy
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| Gender | Male |
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| Age | 59 |
| Date of birth | February 13,1965 |
| Zodiac sign | Aquarius |
| Job | Social Worker |
| Books | Keys to Citizenship: A Guide to Getting Good Support Services for People with Learning Difficulties |
| The Logic of Expression: Quality, Quantity and Intensity in Spinoza, Hegel and Deleuze | |
| Deleuze and the History of Mathematics: In Defense of the 'New' | |
| Unlocking the Imagination: Strategies for Purchasing Services for People with Learning Difficulties | |
| Personalisation and the Social Care 'revolution': Future Options for the Reform of Public Services | |
| Women at the Centre: Innovation in Community | |
| Personalised Support: How to Provide High Quality Support to People with Complex and Challenging Needs - Learning from Partners for Inclusion | |
| Songs | Can't Stop Dancing |
| Reflection | |
| Dreamcatcher | |
| Warm Your Hands | |
| S & J Down 2012 | |
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| Spectrum | |
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| ID | 1287702 |
Simon Duffy Life story
Simon Duffy was formerly the chief executive of the social enterprise company In Control. He is a pioneer of deinstitutionalisation in the United Kingdom and was awarded the Albert Medal in 2008 for his work on "social innovation". His training is as a philosopher.
Taronga Zoo: Five lions escape exhibit at Sydney zoo
By Tiffanie TurnbullBBC News, Sydney
Five lions have sparked a brief emergency at an Australian zoo after escaping from their enclosure.
The Animals - One adult and four cubs - were spotted outside their exhibit at Sydney's Taronga Zoo About 6:30 local time on Wednesday (22:30 GMT Tuesday).
The Zoo was put in lockdown And One cub had to be tranquillised but all lions were secured within minutes, a spokesman said. No-One was injured.
An explanation for The Escape has not been given.
But zoo Executive Director Simon Duffy called it a " significant incident" that would be investigated.
He told local media The Lions had entered a small area " adjacent" to their exhibit - About 100m from where guests were staying at The Zoo overnight. The main zoo was closed at The Time .
" At no time did The Lions exit that [adjacent] area or exit Taronga Zoo, " He Said .
Mr Duffy added the small area was protected by a six-foot fence usually used to keep people at a safe distance, and the entire zoo was surrounded by a perimeter fence.
CCTV footage had shown that a keeper raised The Alarm within 10 Minutes of The Escape , The Zoo said.
Staff responded quickly to move all people on The Site to safe locations, according to Mr Duffy. Four of The Lions " calmly made their way back" to their enclosure.
The Lion exhibit will remain closed until further inspections to make sure it is "100% safe" Mr Duffy added.
Animal escapes at Australian zoos are rare.
In 2009, a lioness escaped its enclosure at Mogo Zoo , south of Sydney, and had to be shot dead because of the danger it posed to The Public .
Source of news: bbc.com
