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Eleanor O'Neill
Content Specialist
United Kingdom
Copywriter and digital content creator
BA (Hons) Journalism
Living and working in Scotland
United Kingdom
Copywriter and digital content creator
BA (Hons) Journalism
Living and working in Scotland
Written Content
When Andy Howard, a specialist in the installation of biomass boilers, and Sir Edward Milbank, owner of the Barningham Estate, joined forces at Pennine Biomass in 2012, it’s unlikely either thought it would lead to 600,000 trees being planted on Doddington Moor.
From the meticulous preservation of historical landmarks and wildlife conservation to tourist attractions and the management of expansive woodlands, few organisations are as diverse as National Park Authorities.
As the sun came up on the morning of 22 September, APF exhibitors and staff were busy making final preparations to ensure the return of the sector’s biggest event in the UK was a success.
University is a sizable commitment and choosing to apply is a big decision. It's also an investment in your future that can help you achieve your goals in life.
If you've been out of education for a while, the typical entry requirements listed for university courses may seem irrelevant or unattainable for you.
Talented individuals are facing a crisis of relevancy in a changing world, says Alison Cornwell CA. Do we need to recognise that having 'talent' just isn't enough?
Is 'the system' just a playground for those on the inside? Did we make it that way? David Nussbaum CA questions the public perception of accountancy and where the responsibility for change lies.
With advances in technology affecting every sector of the workforce, Eleanor O'Neill looks at why the big names in finance are joining in.
Eleanor O'Neill takes a look at some of the accountants who made history and helped shape the world we know today.
The UK tour of The Curious Incident made a stop in Glasgow at the King's Theatre, playing to a full house for five nights before moving on. Even before Adrian Sutton 's futuristic music begins to emit from the speakers, the audience are confronted with an unforgettable visual: a poodle stabbed with a garden fork.
The jury is still out, but speculation is rife that Ian Rankin’s latest outing with his intractable detective, John Rebus, may be the last.
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Meet Peter Barlow, Professor of Immunology & Infection, and Head of Research in the School of Applied Sciences, to learn how the School's active research programme across the biosciences will inform your learning throughout your time at Edinburgh Napier.
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