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Dreary weather, freezing temperatures, long dark days, no festivities to look forward to – it’s beginning to feel ...

Last month, CABI delivered technical support in a two-day pest risk assessment writeshop for plant quarantine officers in Kathmandu, Nepal.

Both this year's and last year's recipients have been honoured by British Equestrian at the London International Horse Show.

Recent Turkish airstrikes and shelling damaged oil fields and power plants in SDF-held northeastern Syria, threatening a prolonged energy crisis and exacerb ...

Graduates from Wrexham Glyndwr University are looking to the future after completing their studies and being recognised by leading construction and civil engineering organisations. Myra Williams, from Caerwys, said she was “surprised, shocked and honoured” to receive the Charted Institute of Building Certificate of Excellence award, presented by Professor Martin Chambers, a past-President of the […]

Designs inspired by stunning Victoria gardens won a University of Bolton student a national award.

Kendall Phillips is joined by Dr. Johnny Walker to discuss the history of the VHS. Johnny Walker is Associate Professor in the Department of Arts at Northumbria University in the UK. Kendall and Johnny discuss how VHS first entered the home media market, how it became the dominate global media option, and the rise of amateur film makers in the 1990s.

Santa’s sleigh is now complete thanks to the University of Bolton’s SFX experts who helped create a new sleigh for the popular festive tour.

The Technical Advisor on agriculture at the presidency, Nana Serwaa Amoako, has said the government is on course to meet the rising fertiliser demands of farmers in the country.

According to a new study, international initiatives to boost childrens physical health in schools are failing due to insufficient teachers professional development.