Amidst painful austerity measures, a national debt rising into the trillions of pounds and various job losses in both the private and public sectors, civil servants have been criticised for enjoying a taxpayer funded jolly in Loughborough.
Label Online gets an exclusive sneak-peek at Issue One of Loughborough’s Official Student Publication, Label Magazine.
Professor Alistair Milne, from the School of Business and Economics, is to act as a specialist advisor to Parliament
LCR’s Head of Sport, Joe Lynskey, previews Loughborough Football’s biggest game of the season so far against Quorn FC on Saturday.
Label Style’s latest monthly feature “A History of…”. Each month, Style will be looking at some great fashion pieces and examine how they became an integral part of our wardrobe.
Two members of the Loughborough Students Lifesaving Club have been selected to represent England. Nicola Keenan hopes this, and a ten day seminar in Iceland, can demonstrate an upturn in the club’s fortunes.
Ben Cosser looks at the impact of Edinburgh’s decision to charge tuition fees of ��36,000 for English, Welsh and Northern Irish students.
Rain wreaks havoc on scheduling at the final Grand Slam of 2011. Ben Cossor looks at what changes may be made in the future.
Loughborough move up rankings as Bath is named University of the Year.
In the second of a five part series, Allie Fields shows Label how you can create this seasons biggest looks for no cost at all, simply by recycling key pieces from your own wardrobe.