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Nottingham Trams Limited has reported just over £57m in losses for the last financial year ending March 2023, which more than doubles figures from 2022 (£20m). This is despite seeing increases in passenger's journeys, jumping from 9.1m to 14.4m, and a £8.3m increase in turnover....

The University of Nottingham has announced a partnership with the San Francisco based company XPose Therapeutics, through the Naaz Coker Ovarian Cancer Research Centre (NOVARC), to develop new treatments for ovarian cancer....

University students in England are left with little money after paying high rent prices for accommodation despite maintenance loans expected to cover it....

Last Wednesday evening, the University of Nottingham’s Labour society beat their Conservative rivals in a parliamentary style debate in Monica Partridge. The motion was ‘This house believes that the government should be prioritising solving the cost-of-living crisis over achieving net-zero’. Labour challenged this statement, whilst the Conservatives defended it....

Alicia Lacey With a lineup of 350 outstanding performers, Nottingham’s Hockley Hustle is back to honour the diverse talent of local musicians and artists on Sunday 22nd October 2023. Hockley Hustle has been raising money for local charities such as Emmanuel House and Base 51 since 2006 – this...

On the morning of Monday 2nd October, junior doctors, medical students and consultants joined the British Medical Association (BMA) picket line at the Derby Road entrance to Queen's Medical Centre. Impact's News team headed down to interview members of the Union who were on strike....

Dr. Taras Dobko, the Rector of the Ukrainian Catholic University (UCU) in Lviv, visited the University of Nottingham (UON) on Tuesday 3rd October. Impact's Darcy Kelly attended the lecture he gave at Djanogly Gallery, and had the opportunity to speak to him afterwards....