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 The stories behind Cheshire and the region’s landscapes and features - from its churches and houses to railways and canals - are shared in a new book marking the anniversary of a Chester society.

A first-of-its-kind education course focused entirely on wildlife conservation and sustainability education is set to be launched in the UK.

Dr Wendy Dossett Associate Professor of Religious Studies and Principal Investigator of the Higher Power Project, has been interviewed for a ground-breaking BBC 2 documentary.

The University of Chester highlighted the importance of tackling climate change and encouraged green awareness amongst students and staff, with its Sustainability Fair.

The work of George Cuitt (1779-1854) was celebrated in his lifetime and in the 20th century he was described as ‘the first etcher’ and ‘one of the most original artists this country has ever produced’.

Gaining a degree has given a graduate the confidence to embark on a career in teaching.

A historic connection between the University and a renowned residential library continues with the publication of a new book on Victorian objects, from clothing to keys.

Bees have been trained to roll a ball to a goal matching its colour, as part of research seeking to gain a better understanding of the ability of insects to learn and reason.

HRH The Duke of Kent joins Chancellor of the University of Chester Gyles Brandreth in a special Remembrance Sunday episode of The Commonwealth Poetry podcast.

Scientists at the University of Chester are partnering with industry leaders on a new robotic way to maintain wind turbines to ensure their efficiency.

The prize-winning work of Cheshire writers who impressed judges with their inspiring words on environmental issues has been featured in a new anthology and celebrated at a launch event.

A flair for family and child law has earned a student a valuable work experience opportunity following a new collaboration with a leading law firm.