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26/07/2005

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PO BOX 52611
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N7 6XX

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Enhancing the student learning experience

blogged on: 12/06/2008

Tackling real problems

blogged on: 02/06/2008

Tackling real problems

blogged on: 02/06/2008

London’s students face an important choice on 1 May

blogged on: 24/04/2008

Seeking common ground

blogged on: 14/04/2008

Higher education is rightly becoming more responsive to learners’ needs

blogged on: 11/03/2008

How should Higher Education be funded?

blogged on: 05/03/2008

Bad news for fair access

blogged on: 20/02/2008

NUS is at a turning point, but we’re on the right path

blogged on: 20/02/2008

The road to reform and one killer of a schedule… but I’m still alive

blogged on: 12/12/2007

NEC adopts White Paper for reform, Strategic Conversation held, calls for an Extraordinary Conference start rolling in

blogged on: 12/12/2007

Students’ rights: consumer rights?

blogged on: 27/11/2007

An incredibly busy September – campaigns convention, freshers’ events, student governors, surveys, John Humphreys, Mickey Mouse and more…

blogged on: 27/11/2007

Oh I do like to be beside the seaside… Part 1: Labour in Bournemouth

blogged on: 26/11/2007

Oh I do like to be beside the seaside…Part 2: The Conservatives in Blackpool

blogged on: 26/11/2007

Summer Training, an exciting staff appointment and a phone call from HSBC – an eventful August

blogged on: 26/11/2007

Happy New Year

blogged on: 22/10/2007

Students as Learners, Consumers and Active Partners in Education

blogged on: 10/10/2007

Academic freedom, religious freedom and progressive political leadership

blogged on: 10/10/2007

Counting down to summer – June

blogged on: 06/09/2007

NUS needs to change direction or face defeat: we’ll put NUS back in the game on fees and funding

blogged on: 06/09/2007

We’ve stopped the Great HSBC Graduate Rip-off!!! A big win for students and graduates!!!

blogged on: 30/08/2007

April and May

blogged on: 01/06/2007

March – the run up to Annual Conference 2007

blogged on: 23/04/2007

Back to blogging – February: probably the most challenging month I’ve faced

blogged on: 22/04/2007

Reviewing the OIA

blogged on: 18/04/2007

NUS guidance on student loan repayment petition

blogged on: 11/04/2007

I’m for politics and for students

blogged on: 23/03/2007

Exciting Opportunity to Showcase UK Musical Talent

blogged on: 26/02/2007

Applications are up, but no sign of fair access

blogged on: 15/02/2007

A very different NUS January in 2007

blogged on: 13/02/2007

Au revoir 2006

blogged on: 13/02/2007

Wes doesn’t expect anyone to read right to the end of his mammoth account of November

blogged on: 13/02/2007

Wes doesn’t expect anyone to read right to the end of his mammoth account of November

blogged on: 13/02/2007

Getting priorities right

blogged on: 04/12/2006

The long and winding road of October

blogged on: 15/11/2006

Tackling collusion, plagiarism and cheating in Higher Education

blogged on: 14/11/2006

You can’t beat the Freshers’ feeling

blogged on: 22/09/2006

Admission: Impossible… Fight For Fair Access

blogged on: 19/09/2006

All about August

blogged on: 05/09/2006

Glyn to win!

blogged on: 17/08/2006

Where has July gone?

blogged on: 14/08/2006

Handing over and getting started (mark II)

blogged on: 10/08/2006

The last blog on the block!

blogged on: 03/07/2006

Whilst students and lecturers are suffering, NUS is infighting – and this has to stop.

blogged on: 26/05/2006

From North West England to the Western Cape of South Africa

blogged on: 19/05/2006

NUS National Conference 2006

blogged on: 16/05/2006

Get the Vote Out – Stop the fascist BNP!

blogged on: 25/04/2006

From February into March

blogged on: 19/04/2006

Blogs are like buses…

blogged on: 05/03/2006

‘Bog off Boris!’ Students send clear signal to Cameron’s top-up Tories

blogged on: 27/02/2006

National Council Report

blogged on: 20/02/2006

You only confess when you’ve done something wrong

blogged on: 29/01/2006

December/January

blogged on: 20/01/2006

The State We’re In

blogged on: 16/01/2006

It’s my Year of Change, too

blogged on: 14/12/2005

Questions for Cameron

blogged on: 12/12/2005

So that was November?!

blogged on: 06/12/2005

“We are the East Side, my friends. And we’ll keep on driving ‘til the end. We are the East Side, we are the East Side. No time for losers, ‘cos they’

blogged on: 30/11/2005

Opposing cuts, lobbying, briefing, arguing, responding and cheering… It’s another fortnight in NUS.

blogged on: 10/11/2005

Dates from my diary

blogged on: 25/10/2005

Life's busy on the block

blogged on: 25/10/2005

World Mental Health Day feels a bit hollow this year

blogged on: 12/10/2005

A tale of two NEC Meetings

blogged on: 19/09/2005

Controversy-Free Blog

blogged on: 11/09/2005

Wes ventures into HQ, gets sent to Coventry and starts reading lesbian magazines!

blogged on: 16/08/2005

What do NUS Extra, Kinga the Minger and Saga Holidays have in common? … Taking Action on Finance!

blogged on: 09/08/2005

Please support the ChildLine Emergency Appeal

blogged on: 02/08/2005

Handing over and getting started

blogged on: 26/07/2005

Setting priorities: The July NEC Meeting

blogged on: 13/07/2005

Highs and Lows

blogged on: 10/07/2005

Introductions and Inductions

blogged on: 03/07/2005

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