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13 Jan 2016: b). lessons to be learnt and recommendations for the future organization of the NWC project and any other future large scale development projects within the University.

18 Nov 2009: There are, surely, lessons for the resolution of this question of the installation of a lift in the Combination Room. ... One lesson concerns the need to ensure that required constitutional procedures are followed.

16 Feb 2015: economic growth; and the expenditure of public monies.

28 Jan 2022: As evidenced by events, Oxford did not learn the lesson of our folly. ... The Board is also surprisingly upbeat about Full Economic Costing. I wonder how the fEC of, say, the research which led to CAMPATH should have been calculated?

29 Nov 2011: This University has been slow to learn the elementary lesson that the 'energetically mistrustful' can be useful if you listen to them and do not systematically exclude them from the deliberations ... That too is to be welcomed. Other lessons have been

29 Nov 2011: Joint Report of the Council and the General Board on resource allocation: introduction of a Cambridge Resource Allocation Model. The COUNCIL and the GENERAL BOARD beg leave to report to the University as follows:. 1. Following extensive consultation

13 Feb 2019: We cannot afford for this to go on, and we must immediately switch away from an investment policy focused solely on economic objectives. ... That cannot, and does not, mean maximising economic returns. It means maximising returns to society.

27 Jan 2010: Assurances about ‘addressing’, ‘monitoring’, ‘mitigation’, and general preparedness of the University to deal with current and future strictures of Higher Education funding and the general economic outlook litter the Annual Reports

18 May 2016: Overview. 3. The 2015 Budget Report drew attention to the significant level of uncertainty in the political and economic landscape, and observed the potential for considerable change in higher education policy ... 3. The Group’s second report,1 which

29 Nov 2011: I am concerned that myths do not gain currency, and also that some of the lessons that are to be learned in Cambridge come with less pain by learning from elsewhere. ... There will be sharp lessons of financial realism from many quarters.