Dolly Parton says thank you to Nottingham as 300,000th free book is delivered in the city I know it takes a lot of good people to make this happen (Image: Yui Mok/PA Wire)
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Funding to support Nottingham’s cultural recovery with digital aid
A £1.6 million project has been launched to support the recovery of Nottingham’s cultural sector with the development of new immersive technology and techniques to help businesses attract audiences and customers.
Researchers from the University of Nottingham are leading the Experiential and Digital Diversification: Nottingham (LEADD:NG) project which aims to provide SME’s with a range of digital products and experiences using immersive technologies and techniques that will allow them to maximise potential and profit in a post-pandemic.
The University of Nottingham will be supported by Nottingham Trent University and will be working with local partners including: Broadway Cinema, Creative Quarter, Nottingham Castle Trust and Nottingham City Council.
Vision for huge new landmark university building in Nottingham
Work could start in the summer
06:40, 5 MAR 2021
How the new building could look once built. (Image: Nottingham Trent University)
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This impressive image shows the scale of a university project to build a landmark art and design complex in the city centre.
With a third lockdown announced in January, students across the country have petitioned for no detriment policies as the pandemic continues to disrupt learning and teaching.
The Russell Group announced it did not think no detriment policies are necessary or appropriate this year. The statement explains universities have taken steps this year to ensure all students are given a fair grade.
Following the statement, 22 Russell Group Students’ Unions, Associations, and Guilds signed a letter addressed to Russell Group Vice-Chancellors, calling on the Russell Group “to recognise that all students continue to be affected by the pandemic” and demanding a no detriment policy.