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Upon returning to Nottingham in September, University Park Campus had become a building site. Green has become grey. Open access has become fences and scaffolding. Wires are hanging from the ceiling and seemingly everything has moved location. These are the effects of a long term redevelopment project for the...

NCT, Nottingham City Transport, have increased their student cash fare price from £1 to £1.50. One of the bus line services NCT operates is the bus line 34, which is one of the most frequent services used by students in Nottingham. The Student Union has released a statement regarding...

An early start, an empty bucket, a dodgy fancy dress outfit and a randomly picked city, finished off with a few cups of lash and that warm, fuzzy feeling of selfless, charitable pride. Nottingham RAG raids were an insanely effective (AND fun) way of raising money for charity; the...

Last night, the candidates running in this year’s Student Leader Elections took their campaigners and their banners to Ocean, the spiritual home of the Nottingham student. We went along too, but while they sported hand-painted signs on the balconies, we asked University of Nottingham (UoN) students what they think about the SU elections, whether...

During our SU Elections media day on Saturday 4th March, we chatted with the candidates hoping to be your 2017-18 SU President. Here’s what they had to say. Alan Holey Alan Holey is an international student from Hong Kong, running to be your SU President. His manifesto is focused around...

During our SU Elections media day on Saturday 4th March, we chatted with the candidates hoping to be your 2017-18 Education Officer. Here’s what they had to say. Cassie O’Boyle Cassie O’Boyle is a final year English and American Studies student, running for Education Officer. Her experience, she tells us,...

14 University of Nottingham (UoN) students were allegedly forced to wait over five months for their deposits to be returned as Shields Student Homes failed to respond to their email and telephone correspondence, took down its website and closed its offices on Lenton Boulevard. The students, who spent the...