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2 Nov 2023: Please update your bin stickers with the resources below. There are also new posters which have been designed to help explain how the system works.

1 Mar 2024: Asset Digitisation Programme This Programme will develop a clear picture of how our buildings operate through the recording and collation of accurate data about building assets and systems. The information will be stored digitally to deliver a range

5 Feb 2024: Lambing comes early in the UK farming calendar at Park Farm in order to support the Department of Veterinary Medicine and to best fit in with the academic timetable, to ensure that our vet students are available to help lamb the ewes.

1 Mar 2024: The Asset Digitisation team leads the programme. They work with Departmental Administrators and Building Managers for each building to agree an approach and schedule that works for them. The Surveyors carry out the asset review, working with each

21 Mar 2024: The Reshaping the Estate team are working with the academic community to establish the facts and present the opportunities, that will lead to creating an estate that is more efficient, more effective, more environmentally sustainable, and fit for

17 Nov 2023: The University of Cambridge's Estates Division has awarded places on four construction frameworks for: Delivery, design and construction-related professional services Contractors for construction works The frameworks are available to be used across

29 Feb 2024: Work together with those who manage and work in each building to produce new Planned and Preventative Maintenance (PPM) schedules individually designed to respond to building requirements and meet the needs

13 Feb 2024: Automatic email updates will now be sent to the person who requests a maintenance job when it moves to a new stage (job assigned, parts received, job completed etc) - there is

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

20 Dec 2023: A feasibility study has been commissioned to assess how best to upgrade the University Centre and guarantee its future. The first stage is to look at the potential uses for a refurbished building. Find out more about the building, its context and