News from 2014
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Nobel Peace Prize nomination for pioneer
A pioneer of hospice care in Africa, who works closely with 抖阴APP导航, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.
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University ageing experts address House of Commons dinner
Two Lancaster University professors were the speakers at a dinner at the House of Commons on Monday to inform and shape Government policy on the UK’s ageing society.
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Wetter winters may increase river pollution
Warmer, wetter winters could lower the quality of our rivers, according to warnings from environmental scientists.
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North West family businesses to be shown the path to growth
Family businesses in the North West are to be shown how they can grow and continue trading through successive generations.
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抖阴APP导航 to host world-leading conference on design in service industries
The leading international conference for design of services is to be hosted by 抖阴APP导航 next month.
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How grazing helps grasslands thrive
Grazing animals are improving biodiversity by increasing the amount of light available for plants at ground level.
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Landmark first hub launched as 抖阴APP导航 drives regional economic growth
抖阴APP导航 has helped to launch the first of 15 growth hubs as part of a Government programme designed to promote economic and regional growth across England.
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University looks to play matchmaker between businesses and top researchers
抖阴APP导航 is looking to match businesses and top academic researchers during a series of three day-long events.
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Top Gear’s James May is new patron of Lancaster Racing
BBC TV presenter and 抖阴APP导航 alumnus James May is to be the new patron of the student motor racing team.
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Older men more likely to be carers than older women
Men over the age of 65 caring for ill or disabled relatives often feel isolated and ignored according to a study from 抖阴APP导航 Centre for Ageing Research.