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The uni says the occupation is ‘not lawful’
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They say they will continue to escalate until their demands are met
They are set to take place online instead
This will be the second wave of strikes at the uni this academic year
59 per cent of Notts students say they are in support of the strikes
They say it will give them a lasting connection to Notts
71.6 percent of members voted in support of strikes
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‘How can you be an official protest group?’
Students taking practical courses may find themselves returning for 8th March
An interview with a Notts Nightline volunteer
‘Nottingham people and businesses deserve clarity in difficult times. This is not good enough for our city.’
The new rules will last 28 days
‘It’s clear that Nottingham…will definitely be going into Tier 3.’
UniSalad’s new feature allows students to ask for favours while in isolation
A petition against the event received over 800 signatures
A petition against the event received over 800 signatures
“It’s been utterly devastating to our business”
The university are trying to ‘create flexibility in the timetable’ for socially distanced teaching.
Social distancing is to be maintained
A lion in Old Market Square has also been covered by a face mask.
A student also reports being ‘laughed at’ and ‘hung up on’ by staff.
They’re getting a DJ down if they’re still there by Thursday
Hate crime against Asians is on the rise in Britain, and Asian Notts students are no exception.
They say no issue is too big nor too small.
Bill Newton Dunn said he was lucky to work alongside people from all backgrounds and nationalities
Greenwood nominates Nandy, helping her reach the threshold to progress to the next stage
Make your vote matter.
The Conservatives aim to gain student votes in Beeston.
‘We’re here until we need to be’
She wants to bring back “centrist politics” and is standing for re-election.
Labour hopes to win back the seat they lost in 2010.
Simeon Lee
