We must preserve the Civil Service Fast Stream
Amber Vallarino-Law argues that the government’s plan to scrap the civil service fast stream is devastating to graduates.
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Amber Vallarino-Law argues that the government’s plan to scrap the civil service fast stream is devastating to graduates.
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Read moreNiall Hignett argues that the university should do more to reimburse students after they lost 11.8% of teaching time this academic year.
Read more“My entire mattress was covered in mould”: Palatinate speaks to students who have experienced problems with mould, pests, and water discolouration whilst living in college accommodation.
Read moreEllie Tomlinson on her disrupted year abroad, life in Riga, Latvia and experiencing Russian outside Russia.
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Read moreThe figures, published for the first time by the Home Office, showed that Durham Police only answered 41% of 999 calls within 10 seconds, which is below the national average of 71%.
Read morePalatinate has found that the Durham Grant, the University’s main financial support scheme, has reduced in real terms over the past decade. Meanwhile, a representative for the Working Class Association said that the Student Support Fund, designed to assist students in financial emergencies, was “tedious and embarrassing”
Read moreAs part of its “Estate Masterplan”, the University wants to develop “four to six new colleges” by 2027. But amidst accommodation price hikes and delays in University plans, the proportion of students living in colleges looks unlikely to increase.
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