Jo Miller warns of democratic drift in age of AI and geopolitical fracture
A former UK national security official has warned that blind faith in technology, populist figures and corporate power risks eroding…
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Sussex charities face squeeze as closures outpace new registrations
More charities were removed from the official register in Sussex last year than were created, underlining the strain facing voluntary…
172,000 Reasons Not to Stand Back
More than 50 students from across the three years of the BSc (Hons) Paramedic Science degree completed a 24-hour CPR…
High Marks for NGED Apprentices
Apprentices at National Grid Electricity Distribution (NGED) are becoming “highly capable technical craftspeople” thanks to a “strong standard” of training,…
Exhibition celebrates 100 years of countryside protection
A new exhibition in Reading is marking a century of countryside campaigning, spotlighting the work of the Campaign to Protect…
TikTok accountant: James Wright makes global ‘Top 50’ higher education list
An accounting lecturer from the University of Chichester has been named among the world’s most influential voices in higher education…
University of Hertfordshire AI project aims to sharpen NHS planning across the East of England
An artificial intelligence system developed by researchers at the University of Hertfordshire could help the NHS better predict demand, allocate…
Chichester University champions women in science
On the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the University of Chichester proudly celebrates the invaluable contributions of…
Nine Herts programme graduates head to the Winter Olympics
Nine women shaped by a University of Hertfordshire-led coaching programme will take their places at this month’s Winter Olympics, marking…
University of Hertfordshire unveils early years simulation suite as course marks 25 years
New facilities aim to strengthen practical training and tackle skills shortages in early childhood education The University of Hertfordshire has…
