Since reopening in September, universities have been a very common theme in discussion and coverage around COVID-19, with the blame…
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At the onset of a tumultuous academic year, Seren spoke to Welsh Minister of Education Kirsty Williams, to find out…
Photo by Rennett Stowe (CC BY 2.0) The UK government has rejected a recommendation to implement a centralised system to…
Image by Julia Hawkins (CC BY 2.0) Over 60 members of Extinction Rebellion were arrested yesterday after an attempt to…
A letter sent to an MP by a MoJ minister outlines what a new Welsh Government bill would mean in…
The 2021 census could be the last one ever to be carried out, the UK’s national statistician has revealed. Prof…
As we all aware, the UK decided to leave the EU following a referendum in June 2016 with 17.4 million…
With the general election now only days away, it’s time to really think about where your vote will go! Young…
The island’s outgoing MP remains confident that a multi-billion-pound nuclear plant will go ahead, despite question marks over its future…
Despite official abolitions of slavery during the nineteenth century throughout the actual EU member states and its colonies, in these…
If the pillory by the US Ambassador to the EU, Gordon Sondland, does not register a crystal clear intent…
The result of the 2019 general election could determine whether Brexit happens or not. Some campaign groups are suggesting people…
With the upcoming general election looming, it is more important than ever to have your voice heard. Not voting equals…
With Brexit only a matter of days away, the UK has fallen under a blanket of uncertainty with the temporary…
A key part of the Brexit negotiations has been the border that separates Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.…
Does Brexit worry you? Is the prospect of studying at Bangor University in a post-Brexit UK causing you anxiety? Seren’s…