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Education on the real truth of Hillsborough should be the disaster’s legacy, says Professor Phil Scraton
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Respected Hillsborough campaigner Professor Phil Scraton returned to where his investigations into the disaster first began at Edge Hill University when he delivered two talks this week.
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Edge Hill University’s bonds with Ukraine strengthened by grant award to boost digital expertise
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Edge Hill University’s links with Ukraine have received a further boost with the award of an £80,000 grant to launch a dual degree programme with Yaroslav Mudryi National Law University.
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West Lancashire businesses to benefit from the launch of innovation programme
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West Lancashire businesses with potential to grow are the target for a new partnership delivering fully funded innovation and growth programmes.
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Catkins are flowering at different times as climate changes – threatening their pollination and the wildlife that feed on them
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In a new article for The Conversation, Dr Sven Batke, Reader in Plant Sciences at Edge Hill University, explores how a shift in seasons is affecting the emergence of catkins.
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Why is Jesus often depicted with a six-pack? The muscular messiah reflects Christian values of masculinity
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In a new article for The Conversation, Chris Greenough Reader in Social Sciences at Edge Hill University explores why Jesus is often portrayed with a toned physique.
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Researchers awarded funding for work to improve teenage reading skills
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TWO Edge Hill University researchers have received a funding boost for work to improve the teaching of literacy skills to teenagers.
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Voting opens to find Liverpool City Region’s best young artists
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A search for the best young artists in and around Liverpool is reaching the final stages – and art-lovers can have their say by voting online.
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“Don’t think it will be easy, but believe it’s possible” – Edge Hill hosts inspirational Lady Hale event
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Lady Hale – the first and only female president of the Supreme Court – delivered an inspirational Q&A at Edge Hill University as part of celebrations for International Women’s Day.
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Future police officers step into the courtroom at Liverpool Crown Court
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Police officers of the future swapped the classroom for the courtroom when they were special guests at Liverpool Crown Court.
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Plants are flowering earlier than ever - here's how they sense the season's
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In a new article for The Conversation, Paul Ashton Head of Biology, explains how plants can sense the seasons and are blooming early.
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