Buckinghamshire New University has been awarded 5-point-8 million-pounds to develop its health, computing and engineering facilities.
The funding from the Office for Students will create a a new engineering school, technology-enhanced learning spaces and more. The University hopes this will improve student experience in subjects key to closing the skills gap locally and nationally.
Part of the fund with go towards a new centre at the High Wycombe Campus helping with new zero commitments.
Fire breaks out in bin lorry
Firefighters extinguished a fire in a bin lorry in Aylesbury yesterday.
Tring man enters the Love Island villa
A man from Tring has entered the Love Island villa.
Historic Bucks lido re-opening still on schedule
Work is progressing on the re-opening of an historic lido.
16-year-old charged with drug supply offences in Aylesbury
A teenager has been charged with multiple drug supply offences in Aylesbury.
Bucks drivers warned about danger of using phone at the wheel
Drivers in Buckinghamshire are being warned of the dangers of using mobile phone and hands-free devices behind the wheel.
Time To Talk Day
A Buckinghamshire charity are encouraging us all to talk, and listen, to help combat mental health issues.
Work begins on Royal Bucks Hospital expansion
A local hospital is to expand and offer more treatments.
Work starts on providing better broadband for Great Missenden
Work is set to start providing full-fibre broadband for homes and businesses across Great Missenden.
Making it easier for you to connect to Bucks Radio via your smart speakers.
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