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News Archive

Roman forts and coffee cups - Reading in the news Wed 25 Apr

25 April 2018

The University of Reading coffee cup initiative is aimed at reducing waste on campus

 

Here is today's media coverage round-up.

 

Roman fortlet discovery: Eastern Daily Press, Great Yarmouth Mercury and Travel Breaking News reports on an archaeological dig at a church in Reedham, Norfolk, last summer that confirmed it was likely built on the site of a Roman fortlet. Project leader Professor Mike Fulford (Archaeology) is quoted.

Coffee cup sustainability: Get Reading reports the news that the University has introduced a new levy on paper coffee cups to reduce waste. Read our news story.

Windrush scandal: A University of Reading student was interviewed on Channel 4 News about how she has been affected by mixed messages over whether she is a British citizen despite being British-born to parents who came to the UK from the Caribbean as part of the Windrush generation.

Other coverage:

 

  • Construction Magazine features a new code of practice publication by CIOB, one of which is co-authored by Professor Roger Flanagan (Built Environment)

 

 

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