Councillors have narrowly approved a “huge” solar farm in Warwickshire following staunch opposition from local residents. Fosse Way Solar Farm will be built on a site covering 81 hectares of agricultural land south of Leamington Spa. The solar farm will have a generating capacity of 20MW. This will be sufficient...
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Disabled students at Warwick have condemned the government’s proposed cuts to disability benefits, with some describing them as “abhorrent” and “inhumane”. The backlash comes amid a raft of welfare reforms recently announced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves as part of her Spring Statement on 26 March. These include a tightening of...
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Disability rights activists in Coventry have protested against the Government’s disability benefits cuts, branding the plans as “a weak, cowardly attack” on over a million disabled people. The demonstration held in Coventry’s central Broadgate square on 22 March formed part of a ‘National Day of Action’ organised by disability rights...
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Having concluded over a decade ago, The Office continues to be an iconic part of American pop-culture. Scenes from the show still form part of contemporary meme culture, and its popularity has extended globally: until just recently, the sit-com was the most-streamed TV series on the entire planet. Set at...
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Abhay Venkitaraman speaks to Warwick Women in Economics about their efforts to increase diversity and inclusion.
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To mark International Women’s Day, six of our writers celebrate women in the world of science, technology, engineering and mathematics that inspire them. Fionnghuala O’Reilly – Anna Bickerton Sharp, savvy and brilliantly articulate, Fionnghuala ‘Fig’ O’Reilly has made her mark in all things data science, media… and beauty pageantry? If...
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Abhay Venkitaraman discusses Michael Spence's keynote at the Warwick Economics Summit.
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When you think of island nations, an image probably comes to mind: pristine oceans, sandy beaches, and vibrant coral-reef cover create a setting as idyllic as they come. Understandably, the attractiveness of island nations has made them a haven for tourism. Revenues from tourism often exceeds 40% of GDP in...
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Abhay Venkitaraman delves into Paul Donovan's keynote on day one of the Warwick Economics Summit.
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Abhay Venkitaraman discusses a healthcare policy panel event at the Warwick Economics Summit in the context of Labour's plans for the NHS.
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If there’s any animal that could be described as objectively adorable, it’s an alpaca. Adorned with oodles of bushy fur and large, lustrous eyes – there’s lots to love. Britain’s universities have caught on. Edinburgh, Glasgow, and yes, the University of Warwick have all recently hosted alpaca visits, where students...
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West Midlands Mayor, Richard Parker, has opened public consultation regarding proposed reforms to the region’s bus services. The consultation was officially launched on 6 January. Taking place in person and on Transport for West Midland’s (TfWM) website over the next three months, thousands of people are anticipated to take part....
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Spectators were treated to five days of action-packed cricket in 2024’s Boxing Day Test, which culminated in an 184-run victory for Australia. With their win, the Aussies took a key step towards claiming a 3-1 victory in their five-match test series against India on January 5th. At the close of...
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