February 11, 2021 at 6:03 pmBy Nicholas
Not sure about the design on this one. Looks like it’s going to be a student prison with tiny rooms and tiny windows.
They expect to cram them all in and charge them twice as much as in Fallowfield. International students might fall for that trick, but anyone else – who are they fooling?
February 11, 2021 at 6:27 pmBy Aaron
I like this. It is different. Not sure what the issue is with it.
February 11, 2021 at 7:03 pmBy Elephant
It looks daft.
It just looks like a greedy developer.
February 11, 2021 at 7:06 pmBy Brian
No disputing the economic benefit, but it looks like something out of The War of the Worlds.
Researchers at the University of Glasgow and the Manchester Metropolitan University in the U.K. report that adults with intellectual disabilities have a higher risk of being infected with SARS-CoV2. They are also more likely to develop worse outcomes once infected.
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Manchester Metropolitan University is behind a £3.2m 3D printing initiative to help SMEs.
The PrintCity Network launches this month and will help companies to understand and utilise 3D printing technology to develop new products and services.
“More and more businesses have been looking to adopt digital manufacturing techniques, particularly during the pandemic,” explained Professor Craig Banks, Academic Lead for PrintCity.
“With many traditional supply chains being disrupted, SMEs have turned to PrintCity to use new methods of design and manufacturing during this difficult time, with many needing our support to adopt these new approaches.
“PrintCity has been supporting SMEs since its inception in 2018, utilising existing business support programmes such as the GC Business Growth Hub and Made Smarter North West Pilot Programme.
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Chain stores are moving out of the high street. Recent high-profile deals, such as online fashion retailer Asos’s purchase of high street brands includingTopshop and Miss Selfridgefrom the Arcadia group, and theacquisition of Debenhamsby another online business, Boohoo, have cemented the trend.