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  1. University Alliance responds to the release of the Levelling up white paper

    February 3, 2022

    …ies’ release of the Levelling up white paper on Wednesday 2nd February 2022, Vanessa Wilson, CEO of the University Alliance, said: “University Alliance welcomes the government’s long-awaited levelling up paper and its recognition of the essential role education and research plays in driving economic and social prosperity across the country. The high-quality professional and technical education offered by universities in the Alliance will be key to…

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  2. University of Derby

    …University’s broader vision to expand its reach and reputation across the UK and globally, is also set to open in September 2024. This landmark building is proposed to be net zero carbon in construction and operation, aligning to the University’s sustainability strategies and its low carbon expertise and research agenda. At Derby, academic expertise, research and innovation is used to foster talent, support skills development and promote links wi…

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  3. University Alliance responds to OfS 2022-25 strategy consultation

    January 6, 2022

    …and risk-led approach to regulation outlined in the draft strategy. However, as a mission group of universities, we have concerns about the following three areas: Regulatory burden – the proposals appear more likely to increase rather than reduce burden Timing and sequencing of upcoming reforms – the regulator is planning significant changes to nearly every area of regulatory activity Balance of priorities – the draft strategy reflects government…

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  4. University Alliance write letter to Schools Minister to raise concerns over ITT market review recommendations

    December 8, 2021

    …already seeing worrying recruitment trends in teacher training across the UK, especially at secondary level. The implementation timetable for the proposed reforms for all parties concerned is unrealistic and together with worrying developments on the pandemic, with the emergence of the new variant, and the school system still in recovery from phase 1 and 2 of the pandemic, there is a real danger of ultimately breaking the system – a risk we highl…

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  5. How supermarkets can engage consumers to think more about household food waste

    October 28, 2021

    …certain about when the food may be eaten. Such prompts could also help overcome, at least partially, other common consumer difficulties related to food waste, such as misunderstanding of date marking. If public settings such as supermarkets can help with the generation of an automatic thinking process that is focused on reducing food waste, it could potentially help make significant reductions. I am keen to hear more from the grocery trade about i…

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  6. University Alliance in support of Elsevier proposal rejection

    October 28, 2021

    …able, and facilitate rapid transition to full and immediate open access to UK research. UK universities have agreed a set of negotiation objectives that reflect our shared desire to foster open research. We welcome the progress the Elsevier Negotiation Team has made with Elsevier over recent months, whilst noting their advice that the current proposal does not yet deliver against the sector’s requirements. We hope both parties can continue to work…

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  7. Leeds Beckett’s DEEP retrofit research project

    October 24, 2021

    …heir energy efficiency. The project is funded by the Department of Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS), is worth £2.8 million over three years, and both Loughborough University and the University of Salford are supporting LBU. A whole house approach to retrofit The project is uniquely aiming to identify the cumulative benefit and risks of individual retrofits, such as installing loft insulation or wall insulation when installed separat…

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  8. Green skills for a low carbon post-COVID transition

    October 24, 2021

    …n economic activity are severely impacting a variety of sectors across the UK economy, with significant social consequences. The government’s commitment to a green recovery, as well as the public and business support for it, requires not only policies to drive low carbon economic activity, but also investment in human capital and skills (Aldersgate, 2020). Nationally, there’s lots of talk about green jobs but what does this actually mean for the C…

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  9. FOOdIVERSE project: diversifying sustainable and organic food systems

    October 24, 2021

    …sustainable and organic food systems through involving consumers, producers, food-processors and those governing food systems with a living lab methodology. A user-centred and innovation approach in local contexts of Italy, Germany, Norway, Poland and the United Kingdom assists in comparing whilst instantaneously implementing the results in real-life scenarios. We engage different actors and include a diverse critical range of viewpoints on organi…

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  10. Greenwich grant to boost sustainable tourism

    October 24, 2021

    …n what’s known as the Seas region. This covers the coastal areas of England, Flanders, France and the Netherlands which are connected by the Channel and the North Sea. “According to the UN World Tourism Organisation, this already-popular area will see tourism increase by 5-8%. This will put pressure on the already limited raw materials in the region, where industry, agriculture and tourism are already competing. “We will be working with Norfolk co…

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