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Kingston University awarded grant to fund sustainable energy EU project

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By Nadia Watts Verified
| Kingston Nub News
Kingston University has been awarded a prestigious EU grant as part of an international initiative to revolutionise how cities handle wastewater. The four-year initiative, titled CeSuds (Circular Economy approaches to Digested Sludge Utilisation), aims to transform wastewater treatment plants from energy-consuming facilities into sustainable resource hubs that produce renewable energy and high-quality fertilisers.
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Your guide to New Year’s Eve in Altrincham

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By Nadia Watts Verified
| Altrincham Today Verified
Altrincham's venues are offering some fantastic ways to see in 2026. From New York-style pizza to Californian-inspired menus and Italian feasts, here are Nadia Watts' top picks for ringing in the New Year. West Beverly: Five Courses and Champagne Luxury See in 2026 at West Beverly, where co-owners Justin and Diana will welcome you with their signature warmth for a glamorous New Year's Eve dinner.
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Opinion | Student activism: why your voice matters

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By Edward Wallace, Nadia Watts Verified
| Epigram (newspaper) Verified
By Edward Wallace, First year, Politics and Social Policy Throughout history, students have ignited revolutions, toppled regimes, and forced governments to reckon with uncomfortable truths. They’ve proven that you don’t need a seat in Parliament to spark change—sometimes all it takes is a rally, a banner, and an unwavering belief in a better world.
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