We’re proud to have bassist Seye Adelekan backing our community barbershop blood pressure initiative, bringing free blood pressure checks into trusted community spaces. Did you know in the UK, around one in three adults with high blood

A community farming project, involving students from our School of Architecture and Planning, has been shortlisted in one of the UK’s leading awards celebrating excellence in placemaking and place‑led initiatives. 🙌 The Common Garden project, led

This afternoon we officially opened our new hydrogen laboratory – a purpose‑built research facility featuring metal‑hydride test rigs and thermochemical system designs not found elsewhere in the UK. The LSBU Hydrogen Lab enables high‑precision

We’re proud to have been awarded the Quality Standard in Carer Support accreditation, recognising our strong, compassionate approach to supporting students with caring responsibilities. This accreditation follows our work as part of the Driving

Congratulations to Professor Saurav Goel from our School of Engineering and Design, who has secured £100,000 from the British Council to lead a new UK–Saudi Arabia partnership developing next‑generation antimicrobial surfaces that can tackle harmful

We are proud to congratulate our alumna and former independent governor, The Most Reverend Sarah Mullally, on her confirmation as the first female Archbishop of Canterbury today. 👏 Archbishop Mullally's connection to LSBU spans several decades

Standing above the main square in Linhai, the cacophony rises through the darkness. Traditional Chinese music mixes with bassy pop bangers, the rhythmic clapping of synchronised dancers competing with the mournful lament of two-string erhu violins.

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Another stop on my China retrospective...the cobbled backstreets of a village in Yuyao county in Zhejiang province. Essential snacks for any adventure into the countryside surrounding Ningbo: boiled potatoes with their skins left on, covered in

One of my first trips beyond Ningbo taught me that in China, travel adventures were as much about the journey as the destination. Often, you weren't sure if a) you'd make it there and b) whether it would be worth the effort once you did. In May

A poster in the ancient village of Cangpo shows the village's spending for April to June 2014. I loved the muted colours of the poster against the...

Kicking off my weekly series of photos and stories from my six years living in China. We begin where my adventure started - in Ningbo, Zhejiang province. Yinzhou, where I lived on Ningbo’s southern side, was undergoing rapid...