As this year’s sabbatical campaigns get under way, The Journal plots the current presidents' original election pledges against their achievements thus far. After winning the election by a narrow margin, one of the promises EUSA President Thomas ...
Wed 17 Feb 2010 by Megan Taylor | Read more »
I was elected saying that I would cut the cost of student life.Over the year, I will work with my fellow sabbaticals, Naomi Hunter (Vice President Societies and Activities), George Thomas (Vice President Services), and Guy Bromley (Vice President Acade...
Wed 17 Sep 2008 | Read more »
The QMU Students' Union this year will focus on building upon its success last year as runner-up in the national NUS Participation Awards 2007/8. The exec seeks to furthermore increase student participation with greater surveying amongst the student bo...
Wed 17 Sep 2008 by Rio Floreza | Read more »
Everything we do as a students’ association is about improving the student experience. In my opinion, one of the most valuable aspects of the student experience is taking part in student organised activity. You learn new skills, meet new people a...
Wed 17 Sep 2008 by Ruth Bush | Read more »
As elected officers at Napier Students’ Association (NSA) we have a great responsibility for our students’ welfare and well being. We are accountable to them for our actions and for the decisions we make in their name. For me, this has beco...
Wed 17 Sep 2008 by Carys Evans | Read more »
The Scottish Parliament's move to abolish tolls on the Forth and Tay Bridges has been backed by the Scottish Parliament's transport commitee.The SNP had laid out in their manifesto a plan to remove the charge of £1 to use the Forth Bridge and 80p...
Sun 18 Nov 2007 | Read more »
The Scottish government needs an extra £1 billion if it is to fulfill all its election promises.John Swinney, Scottish Finance Secretary was told on 11 November that some of the party's major manifesto commitments could not be fulfilled without t...
