The newspaper for University of Westminster Students, sponsored by the Students' Union

Includes articles: Fayre...Or Failure? - Students' Union organisation; Have You Got Extra...In Your Pocket to Fork Out For the New NUS Card?; New User-Friendly Library and IT Services; Westminster Goes Green; Societies' Support for Black History Month Arouses Controversy; Illegal to Discriminate by Age; Gym Facelift; What Halls Are Really Like; Fresh to Death; What's in Your Drink; Media Censorship; ID Cards: Everything You Need to Know; Remember to Vote; Film, Music, Arts and Culture; Twisted Heel - writing; Fashion; Sports and Societies; Classifieds.

Spring 2008. Main articles include: Westminster's Green Agenda; Grant for Genocide Research; Breaking Down Barriers to Higher Education; Bollywood Come to Westminster; China Report Launched; Comedian Investigates Roots at Westminster - Rob Brydon; Vice Chancellor Sets Out His 2015 Vision; Harrow Students Sweep Broadcast Awards; Lecturer's Oscar Nominations - Tim Bevan; Honorary Degrees For Influential Figures; Students Take Home International Architecture Prizes; Westminster Joins First Media Academy Network; CBE for Fashion Advisor.

Includes loose circular from Geoffrey Petts, Vice Chancellor, regarding Staff Engagement Consultation.

Magazine of the University of Westminster Students' Union

Includes articles: From the President's Desk; Message from the Vice Chancellor; Renovation of Harrow and Marylebone; My Rants on the Riots; SSHL Gets Technical; Marylebone Turns Green; Sabb Special -[redacted]; [redacted]'s Education Charter; Course Reps: You're Voice on Course Issues; Part-Time Officers; iWestminster Mobile App; Be On Top of Your Money; Shops of a Budget; Top 10 Freebies in London; What's On in Freshers 2011; London by Day London by Night; The Ultimate Survival Guide; Reviving the Birthplace of British Cinema; Interview with B.O.Y.; Fashion; Interview with Jonny Burns; Sports; How to Set up a New Society; The Cheerleading Team's Successes

Envelope labelled 'Research in Building Group: Dr Littler:'

Photographs accompanied by Note from John Littler to Nancy Case: photographs of Ubley - Glyn England's house and Peterborough - development corporation houses
Also accompanied by notes
Three photographs, black and white attached to paper reproductions
Notes: Glyn England's house showing roof space collector, triple glazed southerly windows for direct passive solar gain and mast for wind speed and direction. Architects Feilden & Clegg. Technical advice John Littler, Reader in building at the Polytechnic of Central London and John Willoughby

Passive solar hybrid roof space collector

Coloured photo of vehicle - transport studies

photographs from Building
May 1979

Town planning lectures
'Building for handicapped short course'

Undergraduates in the construction hall

Milton Keynes solar house

Robin Wiltshire in the artificial sky, Marylebone road

Booklet listing brief details for short full-time postgraduation courses, including:

Full-time day courses, mostly lasting from 2-5 days:
Should Architects buy Micros? [microcomputers]; Energy Conservation and the use of Solar and other Renewable Energies in Agriculture, Horticulture and Fishculture; Steel Connections; Project Management for Students; The Management of Building Maintenance; Demountables in Distribution; Urban development Corporations; Building Economics; Rural transport Seminar; Urban Design; Indoor Landscape; Royal Town Planning Institute; Introduction to Structural Steelwork; Steel Bridge Design; Urban Management; Computerised Maps for Land Use Decisions; Home Purchase and how the Cure the Ailments; The Law of Contract and the Standard Forms; New uses for Older Buildings; Urban development Operations; Airport Economics and Finance; Contract Situations; Thermal Insulation and the Occurence of Condensation; Claims and the Building Industry; Design and Cost Effectiveness of Solar Heating Systems; Urban Policy Integration and Implementation; Senior Architects Project Management; Institution of Structural Engineers; Subjective Estimation and Transport Forecasting; Management in Civil and Structural Engineering; Conference: A Decade of Plan Implementation; Professional Negligence; Royal Town Planning Institute Public Participation Working Party Report; Tree Planting in Urban Areas; Adapting Buildings to meet the needs of Visually Handicapped people; Public transport Planning; Bankruptcy Problems in the Construction Industry; Child Care Provision and Employment Planning; Incorporated Society of Valuers and Auctioneers; Microcomputer applications for students; the Redundant Surveyor.

Part-time evening courses:
Introduction to programming in Apple-Soft BASIC for Architects; Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors; Measurement of Mechanical and Engineering Services; Cost Control and Building Economics; Principles of Perspective; Perspective, Freehand Drawing and Rendering (Architectural Graphics); Town Planning and Building Law; Using Colour; property Investment and Development; Limit State Design of Structural Steelwork.. Includes the Habitat Forum series.

Booklet listing brief details for short full-time postgraduation courses, including:

Full-time day courses, mostly lasting from 2-5 days:
Solar Energy for Biological Industries; Structural brickwork - Limit State Design; Project Management for Students; Arbitrations; The Management of Building Maintenance; Urban Design; Elliott 803 Computers - Operation and Maintenance for Educationalists; Rural Transport Seminar; Thermal Insulation and the Occurrent of Condensation; Building Economics; The Law of Contract and the Standard Forms; Statutory Provisions Affecting Property; Management of Development; Urban Management; Urban rehabilitation; Contract Situations; Airport Economics and Finance; Urban development Operations; Bankruptcy Problems in the Construction Industry; Transport Planning & Management: a systems viewpoint; Design for Energy Conservation; Urban Policy Integration and Implementation; Computer Applications for Quantity Surveyors; Conference: A Decade of Plan Implementation; Professional Negligence; Senior Architects Project Management; Cost Control in Design; The Teaching of Construction Technology; Institute of Building; Partnerships in the Building Profession; Public Transport Planning; Planning for London Councillors.

Part-time evening courses:
CONSTRADO; Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors;Heavy Foundations and Coffer Dam Practice; Principles of perspective; Perspective, Freehand Drawing and Rendering.. Includes the Habitat Forum series.