In a statement the institution also says it is "proposing to reduce its nursing offer".

In a statement the institution also says it is "proposing to reduce its nursing offer".

We are pleased to announce that applications are now open for LAGB sponsorship for student events. Who can apply: Students organising linguistics conferences, workshops, or other academic events for fellow students, in the UK. Deadline: 15/11/2025 Apply here: https://www.lagbpsc.co.uk/resources/conference-funding The LAGB invites applications for funding to support linguistics events by students, for students. Please note that this funding is intended for event organisers, not for i

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