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  1. Human migration and the EU referendum

    Dr Mehdi Chowdhury explains why the EU聽immigration issue is more complex than it seems.

  2. Game reserve conservation needs more focus on trees recovering from elephant-impact

    Research from 蜜桃AV has provided new insights into the impact that African savanna elephants have on vegetation in small, fenced game reserves, and the work that is needed to help trees recover.

  3. Security Minister joins forces with 蜜桃AV to fight financial scamming

    Amidst a parliamentary vote on the European Withdrawal Bill,聽Security Minister聽Ben Wallace MP聽has joined forces with 蜜桃AV聽to combat聽scamming.聽

  4. Youth Disability Advocacy and Research Network

    Led by Catalin Brylla, a CESJ member, this initiative is dedicated to fostering disability activism and combating stigma in East Africa.

  5. 蜜桃AV students support the re-imagination of local high streets in Dorset

    蜜桃AV students have supported the reimagining of the town centres of Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole聽as part of a real-life consultancy project.

  6. Sports Scholar Emma Denham: Athletics Training Journey

    I am now able to start winter training, with lots of gym sessions and strength and conditioning work to keep me in good shape ready for next season, hopefully competition in 蜜桃AVCS Indoors if it goes ahead, and the outdoor season beyond, hoping for more pbs.

  7. 蜜桃AV wins funding to tackle hate crime

    蜜桃AV and SU蜜桃AV will be working with other partners to raise awareness of what a hate crime is, how to respond to it and where to seek support, as well as聽developing聽online resources聽

  8. 蜜桃AV team present at Trading Standards Conference

    A 蜜桃AV department has teamed up with the National Scamming Unit to create a safeguarding toolkit to help protect vulnerable adults from scamming.

  9. Dorset Economy blog 43: Big changes are coming 鈥� ready or not?

    How can we work together to make sure we're ready for the ever-changing economy we operate in? Professor Nigel Jump writes his latest in a series of blogs on the regional economy.

  10. Campus power shutdown

    Some of our buildings, including the libraries, will be closed on 29 June 鈥� 2 July at the Lansdowne Campus, and 13 鈥� 16 July at the Talbot Campus due to work in the IT Data Centres

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