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1 Jun 2020: [Updated October 2023]

9 May 2022: Project Brief:. The Entopia Building, a retrofitted 1930s Telephone Exchange at 1 Regent Street, Cambridge, will be transformed into an ultra-low carbon sustainability hub, and new home for the Cambridge

16 Mar 2023: In addition, the team is responsible for the maintenance and servicing of fire safety systems across the Estate, implementation of Fire Risk Assessments, fire safety inspections and advice on new projects

13 Feb 2024: We are currently recruiting for new positions that should be in place before the start of the new growing season, and will spend 2024 working hard to bring reacquired sites up

21 Jul 2023: What is Reshaping our Estate? Reshaping our Estate is a collaborative, strategic programme of work that is looking at the University’s estate to understand how space is used and the opportunities to use space more efficiently, to create an estate

21 Apr 2015: Cleaning Facilities Management operates the centrally controlled cleaning contracts, which include windows and premises. The aim of these contracts is to achieve a consistent approach to cleaning. We have therefore engaged innovative cleaning

28 May 2021: The new solar farm could generate approximately 30,457 MWh per year, which equates to 26% of the University’s 2019 electrical consumption.

7 Nov 2016: The Asbestos Team provide and maintain a centralised asbestos inventory for University controlled buildings that is compliant to statutory and best practice guidance. This inventory is referred to as the University Asbestos Register. The information

10 Nov 2021: Get your customers talking and really show off your services and products with professional brochure printing. We can produce a variety of publications, whether it’s a course handbook, a one-off event programme or a regular newsletter they can be

14 Jan 2019: Why we need training Effective management, specific targeted training and good communication are key to managing water hygiene risks throughout the University properties. The Water Safety Team now provide three training courses; Level 1 aimed at

16 Mar 2023: Everyone in the University has a responsibility when it comes to Fire Safety. We must all take reasonable care to ensure our actions do not compromise our own safety or prejudice the safety of others from the effects of Fire. The University has a

15 Sep 2023: The University of Cambridge's Estates Division is working with Untap Health to monitor the collective health of West Hub users during Michaelmas term. The two-month pilot project (from October to December 2023) will use innovative technology to

15 Jan 2019: The new Cavendish Laboratory is a major new project to replace existing facilities for the Department of Physics at West Cambridge. ... The new building will be named the Ray Dolby Centre, in recognition of a £85 million gift from the estate of sound

22 Jan 2024: Introducing new pedestrian and cycle paths separated from vehicle traffic. Creating an infiltration trench to provide improved drainage.

8 Jun 2015: the Old Press Site, Old Addenbrookes, West Cambridge, Madingley Rise, Downing Site, Sidgwick Site, the New Museums Site and Addenbrookes. ... 3) 30285. Gate Porter. (3) 33864. New Museums Site.

10 Feb 2017: So whether you’re having a sale or launching something new let everyone know about it.

21 Apr 2015: Asbestos Awareness Training must be given to all employees who could potentially come into contact with or disturb asbestos during their work (Regulation 10, CAR2012).

8 Jun 2022: The Park and Cycle facility is located at the West Cambridge Site, off Clerk Maxwell Road, and has been in operation since 2001. Who can apply? The scheme is available to all City Centre-based University of Cambridge staff. How does it work? It

21 Apr 2015: Address:. AV Services, 4th Floor Cockcroft Building, New Museums Site, Pembroke Street, Cambridge, CB2 3QZ.

14 Jan 2019: Legionnaires’ disease is a potentially fatal form of pneumonia which everyone is susceptible to. There are similar but less serious conditions such as Pontiac fever and Lochgoilhead fever. Where does it come from? Legionella bacteria are found in