Jadon Sancho Set to Leave Aston Villa for Dortmund
Jadon Sancho has reportedly told Aston Villa he wants to return to Borussia Dortmund this summer after his Manchester United contract expires, with his loan spell at Villa Park ending.
Category : University Updates
Edge Hill Alumnus Marks Film Success with Global Streaming
Edge Hill University alumnus Mark AC Brown celebrates the global streaming release of his second independent film, Dead on the Vine, now available in the US and Canada.
Private Oxford College Collapses After High Court Ruling
Kings Oxford, a private independent college with fees up to £33,120 per year, has entered administration following a High Court decision and VAT changes.
UWE Bristol Boosts UK Economy by Over £1 Billion
A new report reveals the University of the West of England contributes over £1bn to the UK economy, supports 15,000 jobs nationwide, and generates significant tax revenues and local economic benefits.
Chester Professor Studies Lost Charlotte Brontë Manuscript
Professor Deborah Wynne from the University of Chester was among the first scholars to examine a newly recovered miniature magazine manuscript written by a teenage Charlotte Brontë, which had been missing for over a century.
University of Gloucestershire Staff Strike Over Pay
Library assistants, administrators, IT workers and other support staff at the University of Gloucestershire are set to walk out on Thursday after rejecting a 1.4% pay offer from the university.
Inside Crown Place: Birmingham's Tallest Student Tower
Crown Place, a 33-storey student accommodation in Birmingham, offers lounges, cinema rooms, and a Sky Lounge with panoramic views, serving Aston, Birmingham, and Birmingham City universities.
Student Loan Interest Could Rise Despite Labour Cap
A temporary interest rate cap on student loans in England and Wales may not prevent higher charges for many borrowers this autumn due to inflation spikes linked to geopolitical tensions.
Students Told to Repay Loans in University Crackdown
More than 22,000 students at 15 universities in England are being forced to repay maintenance loans after a government crackdown on ineligible franchise courses. The move targets weekend programs wrongly registered for taxpayer-funded support.
Edge Hill University in Top 15 for Social Mobility Index
Edge Hill University has been ranked 13th out of 100 institutions in the 2025 English Student Social Mobility Index, recognizing its commitment to supporting students from diverse backgrounds.
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Online Revision Courses Boost GCSE and A-Level Grades
Thousands of students improved their GCSE and A-level grades using MyEdSpace's online revision courses, with results far exceeding national averages. The 2026 Easter courses offer flexible, expert-led sessions.
Wrexham University's £22m Business Gateway Project
Wrexham University is set to deliver its largest capital project ever—a £22m Business Gateway hub backed by Ambition North Wales. The facility will feature innovation labs, startup spaces, and community engagement areas to boost economic growth.
Birmingham's £85M Crown Place Skyscraper Opens for Students
The 33-storey Crown Place, Birmingham's tallest student accommodation building, has completed its £85 million development. It offers 814 beds and extensive amenities for university attendees.
Birmingham Student Flees Meningitis Outbreak, Compares to Covid
A Birmingham student describes the panic and disruption after a meningitis outbreak at her university in Kent, with her parents making an eight-hour trip to bring her home.
Crisis in Welsh Universities Demands Urgent Reform Strategy
Welsh higher education institutions are struggling with deficits, falling student numbers, and governance issues. Experts warn that without a coherent national strategy, Wales risks losing a vital national asset that supports local economies and trains es
Edge Hill University Shortlisted for Educate North Awards 2026
Edge Hill University has been nominated in two categories at the Educate North Awards 2026. The Faculty of Education is recognized for mental health initiatives, while the School of Law and Criminal Justice is up for Law School of the Year.
University of Birmingham Issues Meningitis Advice
The University of Birmingham has released official advice on preventing infectious diseases, including meningitis, as UKHSA investigates an outbreak in Kent. Students are urged to ensure they have the MenACWY vaccination.
Student Loan Debt Rises Despite £2k Yearly Repayments
A University of Birmingham graduate with £60,000 student debt reveals her balance increases by £2,000 annually despite paying off the same amount, due to Plan 2 loan interest rates.
MPs Launch Inquiry Into Student Loans Amid Debt Crisis
The Treasury Committee has launched an inquiry into student loans following backlash over repayment rates, with chair Meg Hillier highlighting growing concerns about graduate debt and broader generational challenges.
Birmingham Uni VC's Loan Comments Called 'Dangerous' and 'Elitist'
University of Birmingham staff and students have condemned Vice Chancellor Adam Tickell's comments on student loans as 'dangerous' and 'elitist'. He suggested restricting loans to those with higher A-level grades, triggering a major backlash.
University Suspends Student Over Explicit Online Video
A student at Nottingham Trent University has been suspended after sharing an explicit video online. The university is investigating whether the footage violates its code of conduct.
Edge Hill Hosts Lancashire Cyber Education Week for Youth
Edge Hill University welcomed over 10,000 young people for Lancashire Cyber Partnership's third annual Cyber Education Week. Students participated in cyber-themed activities and explored career opportunities in the fast-growing cyber ecosystem.
Edge Hill University Shortlisted Nine Times for Nursing Awards
Edge Hill University's School of Nursing and Midwifery has been shortlisted nine times for the Student Nursing Times Awards, often called the 'Oscars' of UK nursing. Nominations include best student experience and teaching innovation.
Graduate Gets £120 Student Loan Refund, Urges Checks
Bridie Pearson-Jones received a £120 refund after overpaying her student loan. She urges graduates to review their balances as millions may be eligible for similar refunds amid high interest rates.
Graduate's £75,000 Debt Burden Highlights University Cost Crisis
A mother shares her daughter's story of graduating with £75,000 debt despite earning degrees, highlighting unfair interest rates and the need for education funding reform.
Edge Hill University Shortlisted Eight Times for Nursing Awards
Edge Hill University's School of Nursing and Midwifery has been shortlisted in eight categories at the Student Nursing Times Awards, including best student experience and teaching innovation of the year.
Cardiff and Vale College Starts Work on Two New £119m Campuses
Construction has officially started on two new campuses for Cardiff and Vale College in the Vale of Glamorgan, representing a £119 million investment. The projects include a waterfront campus in Barry and an aerospace training centre at Cardiff Airport, b
UK Students Get £3,000 Compensation for Covid Lockdown
University College London agrees to a £21 million payout to 6,500 students over disrupted education during the pandemic, with each receiving around £3,270 in compensation.
UK Graduates in EU Face Student Loan Repayment Hikes
UK graduates living in Germany, Belgium and other EU countries face increased monthly student loan repayments from April after the government cuts salary thresholds.
New Birmingham Student Accommodation Block Work Begins
Abode Student launches an £80 million portfolio, starting with 317 units in Birmingham's Knowledge Quarter. Work begins in November 2026, focusing on accessible, community-focused design near universities.
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