Southampton RAG Sets New Fundraising Record For Second Year in A Row
Another year, another record-breaking total!
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Ivan Morris Poxton
Editor 2018-19 | International Editor 2017/18. Final year Modern History and Politics student from Bedford. Drinks far too much tea for his own good.
University of Southampton Broadlands Car Park Southern Section Closed for 8 Weeks
The southern section of the car park, located behind Building 45 where Health Sciences is partially based, is closed from 30 July until the beginning of October.
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World Stories You May Have Missed: July 2018
WSYMHM returns with lesser known and unusual stories from around the world, including the Transport Minister who broke his own country’s aviation rules and Japan’s infamous Yakuza Gangs embracing the Sea Cucumber market.
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World Stories You May Have Missed: Iceland Midwives’ Crisis May Finally Be Over
Editor Ivan Morris Poxton discusses lengthy pay dispute which may finally have been resolved has led to c.10% of all midwives resigning in Iceland in this edition of WSYMHM.
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Ethnicity and Travelling: Don’t Let The Colour of Your Skin Stop You
It’s wise to be aware of racial discrimination’s prevalence in a country, but not for it to entirely rule you and your inclination to visit places.
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Southampton City Council Cabinet Reshuffle
Two months after the local elections, the Labour-led Council has reshuffled its cabinet positions.
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Theresa May – A Prime Minister Clinging Onto Power
Ivan Morris Poxton explores how recent Conservative Brexit divisions have left Theresa May’s premiership in an increasingly perilous position.
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Council to Close Marlands Multi-Storey Car Park Overnight Due to Rough Sleepers
The overnight closures of the car park will come into effect in mid-August.
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Sport and Wellbeing Membership Changes: Increased Availability of Casual Sport Sessions
The changes look to increase the accessibility of Sport and Wellbeing facilities to students.
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Organ Donations on The Rise in Hampshire
Comparing 2017/18 figures with 2007/08, there has been a 53% increase in donors in Hampshire in the past decade.
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