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21 Mar 2023: Download a copy of the report.

20 Mar 2023: The University contributes nearly £30 billion to the economy and supports more than 86,000 jobs across the UK.

21 Mar 2023: July 2021. The economic and social impact of University of Cambridge. Draft Report for University of Cambridge. March 2023. The Economic Impact of the University of Cambridge. Final Report. Wherever possible London Economics uses paper sourced from

15 Mar 2023: The role of modular homes in addressing homelessness: Cambridge’s modular homes. Dr Katy Karampour Dr Gemma Burgess Dr Johannes Lenhard Jimmy’s Cambridge. March 2023. Dr Katy Karampour and Dr Gemma Burgess Cambridge Centre for Housing & Planning

15 Mar 2023: The role of modular homes in addressing homelessness: Cambridge’s modular homes. Dr Katy Karampour Dr Gemma Burgess Dr Johannes Lenhard Jimmy’s Cambridge. March 2023. Dr Katy Karampour and Dr Gemma Burgess Cambridge Centre for Housing & Planning

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21 Mar 2023: A world premiere play about Britain’s answer to Galileo and debates about everything from psychopaths and obsessive hoarding to food security will dominate the second week of the Cambridge Festival, culminating in a bumper weekend of events.

17 Mar 2023: How can we make sure food shortages don’t keep happening? Can we stop fake climate news holding up action? Are we ready for a four-day working week? And how do we stop becoming more stupid? The programme features a wide-ranging series of more than

16 Mar 2023: Guide for Teachers and Advisers. 2024 entry. Dr Sam LucyDirector of Admissions for the Cambridge Colleges. directorofadmissions@admin.cam.ac.uk. Please note. This guide covers application and admission procedures for Home fee status applicants for

21 Mar 2023: Interreligious Interactions in South Asia Convened by Ankur Barua, Hina Khalid and Pranav Prakash. Abstract: In attempting to understand the past, and the multiple inheritances of the past in the present, we seem to be caught in a conceptual double