A number of key proposals such as Reclaim The Night reform among others could not be voted on and will now be considered in September

Reports say there are currently large sections of Piccadilly Gardens cordoned off, with photos showing a rucksack shaped object leaning against a tree

Students have reported break-ins on Parsonage Road and Derby Road

The amendment could be considered unconstitutional

Jake Garrett has been announced as the new International Students’ Officer

Currently, around 1% of the Department for Transport’s budget is allocated to cycling and walking

Turnout also fell – with only 19.4% of students voting

A survey of 5,649 UK university students has found that 53% of respondents experienced unwanted sexual behaviour from another student

Outgoing Exec Officer Riddi Viswanathan pointed out that low turnout could be an issue with the SU and suggested students might not be entirely to blame

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Planned changes to ResLife Advisers, originally reported by The Mancunion last month, will now be delayed by a year until September 2020

The pub, located at the end of the curry mile, hasn’t been in use for a number of years but is seen by many as an artefact and a ‘central part of Rusholme’s identity’

Reslife, which is responsible for providing support and guidance to students in halls, could soon see part-time staff shed and 9 new full-time roles put in place as part of an internal restructure

The Education Transitions Network will look at how students moving to university can be better supported in the first year of their studies

The University of Manchester Students’ Union (SU) has issued a fresh statement saying that the result for the International Students’ officer will be announced ’by the end of the week

Last week, two stabbings occurred near Piccadilly Gardens in one night

Tickets are being sold online for four times the original price of £20

Fallowfield Student Crime – or FSC – also aims to ‘create a dialogue’ between students, community leaders, police, and the universities