Jeremy Sanders

The University wants your views to help shape its new Environmental Policy.

Over the next two decades, millions of pounds will be invested in public art at North West Cambridge. But what does public art bring to the University and city?

Places are available for a new event aimed at helping postdocs and contract research staff get the most from their time at Cambridge.

Staff and students turned off lights and computers, £5,000 worth of electricity was saved and a Pro-Vice-Chancellor circumnavigated the world 28 times.

This week is Switch Off Week, a chance for staff at the University to get involved in cutting Cambridge’s carbon footprint and consider the best behavioural and technological ways of reducing energy use.

The Regent House, the University's governing body, has given formal approval for the first phase of the North West Cambridge development.