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14 Jan 2019: The conditions are very rarely right for people to catch the disease from these sources. ... People contract Legionnaires’ disease by inhaling small droplets of water (aerosols), suspended in the air, containing the bacteria.

3 Dec 2019: It promotes an integrated and lively research environment on the site, connecting people from different departments of the University and providing a central hub as required by the increasing staff and

4 Oct 2019: The University recognises that changes to the way people travel are dependent upon the provision of realistic opportunities for walking, cycling and public transport, and improvements to the use of technology. ... The University welcomes need to provide

14 Jan 2019: Internal Safety Office Leaflet HSD175B - Legionella Awareness, Frequently Asked Questions and what you can do to help External Health & Safety Executive Approved Code of Practice - The Control of Legionella bacteria in water systems Health & Safet

14 Jan 2019: There is a Duty of Care to safely manage water systems within the University of Cambridge buildings. This purpose of the Water Safety pages is to inform, raise awareness of the risks and provide information for managing Water Safety within the

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

15 Jan 2019: Project Brief: The new Cavendish Laboratory is a major new project to replace existing facilities for the Department of Physics at West Cambridge. The 33,000 sqm building has been designed by Jestico + Whiles and will support the world-leading