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The UK Geoenergy Observatories project will deliver a second underground observatory for the UK after it was granted planning permission on Wednesday 9 February.

Work experience with a Commercial Occupant based at the University of Chester’s Thornton Science Park has led to a new career and further qualifications for an apprentice engineer.

The UK Geoenergy Observatory project team has submitted its planning application to relocate the Cheshire Observatory to the University of Chester’s Thornton Science Park. 

The HyNet Consortium (based at the University of Chester’s Thornton Science Park) has been selected by the UK Government to pioneer the new skills required to meet the country’s Net Zero targets.

A dedication to team work has earned a student from the University of Chester a place in the running for a prestigious award.

Applications are now open for the prestigious annual Cheshire High Sheriff’s Awards which celebrate the initiative, innovation and impact of the region’s enterprises - and the people behind them.

Cheshire businesses and organisations are being urged to sign up for a virtual conference aimed at tackling climate change.

HyNet will unlock a low carbon future for the North Wales and North West England, creating routes for industry to rapidly decarbonise their production.

Twenty-four major employers in North West England and North East Wales have formally agreed to work with the HyNet low carbon cluster.

Sustainability in Cheshire and the hydrogen agenda will be the focus of the University’s latest Business Growth Club event.

A student has created and delivered an innovative campaign to promote a product to help people with swallowing difficulty (dysphagia).

The University of Chester is playing a key part in helping organisations across Cheshire to put positive social impact at the very heart of their operations.