Mathematic’s and Technology are clearly the priorities of Phillip Hammond’s 2017 budget as he begins to make Britain a lead force in the technological age. Hammond’s vision for a science and technology-based future has promised a £600 boost to schools and colleges for every extra sixth-former who takes A-level or core maths; more than £80million will be […]
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UoGlos’ Albums of the year
2016 has been a busy year for music. We’ve seen the rise of new prominent stars, as well as the devastating passing of many musical legends. We wanted to look back at the past year and talk about the music that really stood out for us. This is UoGlos’ albums of the year.
32 people arrested for burglary since launch of Stolen Memories campaign.
Since the launch of the Stolen Memories campaign, thirty-two people have been arrested and charged for burglaries across the Gloucestershire area. The Gloucestershire police launched the Stolen Memories campaign in late October 2016, a service aimed at tackling the growing number of theft and burglary reports that have grown in recent months. Some of the […]
Sexual Violence Report falls short
A report investigating sexual violence and harassment in UK universities has been criticised for failing fully to address the problem. An inquiry began last year due to growing alarm about harassment, sexual violence and hate crime on university campuses, and concerns about the way in which some institutions dealt with the problem. ‘Institution-wide violence against […]
Student boxes for breast cancer
University of Gloucestershire student Victoria Baskett is taking part in a novice boxing match in efforts to raise money and awareness for Cancer Research UK. After losing her grandmother to cancer recently, Victoria wanted to do something for charity. She has already participated in many charity events for including Swim for Macmillan earlier this year. The match […]
Are you struggling with money? Today’s the day just for you
Today it’s ‘Get Smart About Credit Day’, a national campaign to help young students manage their money. With student loan debt soaring and house prices rising, ‘Get Smart About Credit’ is a day to educate secondary school students about effectively using credit. A large number of bankers and financial advisors will be visiting schools across […]
What would you say if you were offered a “hot sausage”?
The Malaysian Islamic Development Department (Jakim), have ordered hot dogs to be renamed as ‘hot sausages’, as the word “dog” may be too offensive to some. Director of the department, Dr. Sirajuddin Suhaimee, believes that the name may cause confusion. “In Islam, dogs are considered unclean and the name cannot be related to halal certification,” He stated. […]