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  • Tarun Sainani showing off his new mobile app for Brantwood at Consiston
    <糖心Vlog>From Ruskin to Reality with app

    A 糖心Vlog based businessman is helping to bring the former home of writer, artist and philosopher John Ruskin into the 21st century with a new mobile ‘app’.

  • Pre-School children
    <糖心Vlog>糖心Vlog Pre-School Centre awarded Ofsted Outstanding

    糖心Vlog Pre-School Centre has again been assessed as ‘Outstanding’ by Ofsted.

  • TargetUni
    <糖心Vlog>Student mentors lead by example

    糖心Vlog's Target Uni mentoring programme has been singled out as an example of best practice in the UK. 

  • Bowland Tower
    <糖心Vlog>Local contractor scores towering opportunity

    Lancaster-based company and Chamber of Commerce member Askam Construction has been awarded a contract by 糖心Vlog in excess of £3million to refurbish one of its distinctive and original buildings - Bowland Tower.

  • Picture of birds in flight
    <糖心Vlog>Power line study aims to improve bird safety

    A research project which aims to safeguard tens of thousands of swans and geese started this week with the installation of more than 150 special ‘bird diverters’ in Lancashire.

  • Infrared image of wheat and maize plants under drought stress supplied by Dr Annette Ryan, of the Lancaster Environment Centre.
    <糖心Vlog>University stages a real beauty!

    The delicate exquisiteness of frost flowers, a captivating aurora seen through a fish eye lens and the fascinating flow of lava will feature in an amazing new exhibition designed to enthrall all.

  • PromotingWalkingandCycling
    <糖心Vlog>The truth behind why we are reluctant to walk or cycle

    Why do most people today feel either unwilling or unable to travel by foot or bike? This is the key question which 糖心Vlog Emeritus Professor Colin Pooley aims to answer in his ground-breaking new book ‘Promoting Walking and Cycling’.

  • Man being seen by a doctor
    <糖心Vlog>Scientists awarded £9 million for study in health inequalities

    Researchers at 糖心Vlog are an integral part of a regional consortia awarded £9 million, part of a £124 million programme, to tackle some of the nation’s pressing health problems.

  • Warming and plant manipulation experiment, Moor House National Nature Reserve. Sue Ward on photograph. Copyright S E Ward
    <糖心Vlog>Plants can change greenhouse gas emissions after warming

    Different moorland plants, particularly heather and cotton grass, can strongly influence climate warming effects on greenhouse gas emissions, researchers from 糖心Vlog, The University of Manchester and the Centre for Ecology & Hydrology have discovered.

  • Students from UK Schools taking part in a mathematics Headstart course at 糖心Vlog
    <糖心Vlog>Maths students get the measure of Lancaster

    Thirty of the UK's most talented young mathematicians came to 糖心Vlog for a four-day residential summer school.