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Author: Jack Harvey
May’s debate absence has cost the Conservatives dearly
Recent polling brings a hopeful vision of the future for the Labour Party. The enormous Conservative lead is shrinking. Last week it got down to a single-digit figure. Of course, […]
Public bicycle pumps installed at University of York
Four bicycle pumps have been installed for public use on campus at the University of York, with further pumps to be put in place over the next year, it was […]
Hustings at University of York to feature York Central and Outer candidates
The University of York will host a short series of hustings and election-themed events before the June general election, it was announced yesterday. Working with the University of York Students’ […]
May and Corbyn TV election debate to be held in York
A televised debate between the Prime Minister and the Leader of the Opposition prior to the general election in June will be held in York, the BBC announced a few […]
Roses 2017 spotlight: women’s water polo
In the last Roses 2017 event at the York Sport Village tonight, the women’s water polo team from the University of York Swimming & Water Polo Club took on their […]
Roses 2017 spotlight: men’s water polo
York has had a rough day in the pool during Roses, suffering several defeats at the hands of their rivals. Following Lancaster’s victories in the swimming competitions, a large crowd came to […]
York leads against Lancaster as Roses 2017 begins
The University of York has taken the lead at the end of the first night of the 2017 Roses tournament, which ended with victory for York in the men’s basketball. […]
Is Tom Harwood really the saviour of the NUS?
At the upcoming national conference in Brighton, delegates from Warwick Students’ Union will be making the case for the National Union of Students to fight for the abolition of the […]
Farewell, Douglas Carswell – where next for UKIP?
Whatever the result of the June 2016 referendum, the future of UKIP was in doubt. Should the public vote for the country to remain part of the European Union, UKIP […]