PCC brands £41m of cuts to West Midlands Police budget as ‘unacceptable’
The West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner has issued a warning that West Midlands Police could lose up to 80 officers following a ‘frustrating’ budget cut....
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Into the Boarchive – Volume 48, Issue IV
Nikolai Morton
Feb. 10
Warwickshire County Council chairman resigns over illegally let properties
Thomas Albery
Feb. 8
West Midlands railway enters public ownership
Max Wild
Feb. 8
University staff pushed to ‘take more students’ while privately preparing for complaints and overcrowding
Rachel Gore
Feb. 4
‘A big drinking bonanza of fun’: The Boar goes behind the scenes of the 46th Warwick University Real Ale festival
Nikolai Morton
Feb. 3
UK ministers scrap international student targets as part of £40bn education strategy
Thomas Albery
Feb. 1
‘Each generation has to learn anew the lessons’: Holocaust survivor Uri Winterstein speaks on campus
Thomas Albery
Jan. 30
Amazon refuses to shut Coventry warehouse after TB outbreak despite union demands
Maheatab Moustafa
Jan. 29
Over 300 academics call out Education Secretary for ‘failing to protect free speech’ on university campuses
Zara Siddiqui
Jan. 27
Starmer considering social media ban for under 16s
Eliza Oliver
Jan. 26
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