Bristol
Not enough specific news from Ashley Down. Meanwhile, here are the latest from Bristol.
New 'Scale up 4 Growth' programme offers 50 per cent match-funded grants to eligible businesses aiming for significant expansion.
Academics from UWE Bristol and other regional universities will dissect the feasibility and consequences of left-leaning economic strategies.
UWE Bristol professor leads the seventh 'Cary Comes Home' festival, exploring the Hollywood legend's life and Bristol's cinematic legacy.
Students engaged in poetry, art, wellbeing talks, and sports events throughout October, fostering learning and community.
Nearhuman, founded by Faizan Mir, uses AI cameras to enhance safety and provide data for councils and operators.
Julia Gray takes on new role at UWE Bristol to strengthen further and higher education links and support regional development.
University recognised for its commitment to embedding equity, diversity, and inclusion within its Games Technology programme and outreach.
Charli-Ann Padilla's artwork recognised with £1,000 prize and exhibition opportunity.
University commits to supporting service personnel, veterans, and their families through a formal pledge.
