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Jacob Collier has been elected as your new Students’ Union Community officer for 2019/2020. Jacob Collier has been declared the Community Officer for the 2019/20 academic year after winning 1 round of voting, with 3283 votes. Jacob is feeling good and relieved about the result, although surprised about Edward’s...

Denis Lelin has been elected as your new Students’ Union International Officer for 2019/2020. Denis was declared International Officer for the 2019/2020 academic year after winning in the fourth round with 296 votes. Denis said he was just finally feeling calm. When the results were announced he was very...

Rebecca Craven has been elected as your new Students Union Mature Students’ Officer for 2019/2020. Rebecca Craven has been declared the Mature Students Officer for the 2019/20 academic year after winning 1 round of voting, with 893 votes. Round 1: Total votes: 1004 Rebecca Craven: 893 RON : 111...

Beth Titchiner has been elected as your new Students Union Disabled Students officer for 2019/2020. Beth Titchiner was declared the Disabled Students Officer for the 2019/20 academic year after winning 1 round of voting, with 385 votes. Round 1: Total votes: 423 Beth Titchiner: 385 RON: 38 Nicolas Caballero   ...

Lee Taylor has been elected as your new Students’ Union Environmental and Social Justice Officer for 2019/20. Lee was declared the Environment and Social Justice Officer for the 2019/2020 academic year after winning one round of voting with 1675 votes Lee stated he felt ‘very overwhelmed’ saying he was...

Delphine Avraam has been elected as your new Student Union’s Women’s officer for 2019/2020. Delphine is excited about being elected, as she was feeling nervous about the result. The highlight of her campaign has been getting to know other people and “meeting both winner and losers who are dedicated...

On the evening of Monday 4th March, the candidates running for the position of Equal Opportunities and Welfare Officer participated in a hustings. The candidates included third year English student Cat Coakley-Burns, third year Psychology student JR, and third year Sociology student Myles Smith. The speeches began with Cat,...