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Manchester Writing series welcomes Adam O’Riordan

30th January 2017 By Bridget Taylor 0 300

Humanity Hallows Issue 5 Out Now Pick up your copy on campus By Bridget Taylor Manchester Met’s Manchester Writing series recently welcomed special guest Senior Lecturer in Creative Writing and Academic Director of the Manchester Writing School Adam O’Riordan, who talked about his new collection of short stories The Burning Ground, just one of many projects…
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“The Calais Crisis is not going away” – Bridget Taylor

6th January 2017 By Bridget Taylor 0 128

Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online “The government has made the situation for refugees in France much easier to ignore” Student Bridget Taylor heads back to Calais to see how refugee life has changed since the demolition of the ‘jungle’ By Bridget Taylor The camp in…
Manchester, News
Science and the Northern Powerhouse: Brexit and beyond

7th December 2016 By Bridget Taylor 0 87

Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online The future of scientific research funding in Manchester By Bridget Taylor In his autumn statement last week, the new Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond announced an increase of £ 2 billion a year to the £11 billion of public…
News
Student Voice: Volunteering at the Calais Migrant Camp

31st October 2016 By Bridget Taylor 0 123

Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online. Student Bridget Taylor talks about her experience as a volunteer at the Calais Migrant Camp By Bridget Taylor I volunteered for a week this summer at one of the two warehouses supporting the camp, with an organisation made up of…
Lifestyle, Manchester
Student Voice: Who is responsible for Europe’s refugee crisis?

31st October 2016 By Bridget Taylor 0 77

Humanity Hallows Issue 4 Out Now! Pick up your copy on campus or read online. By Bridget Taylor The issue of immigration has been a hot topic in recent months, becoming particularly prevalent in the recent political debate around the EU Referendum. The official Leave side stirred up anti-migrant sentiment throughout the campaign, at one…

Manchester Writing series welcomes Adam O’Riordan

“The Calais Crisis is not going away” – Bridget Taylor

Science and the Northern Powerhouse: Brexit and beyond

Student Voice: Volunteering at the Calais Migrant Camp

Student Voice: Who is responsible for Europe’s refugee crisis?

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