Universities in Leicestershire have launched a scheme to open their library doors to non-students for the first time.

More than nine in 10 beds at the University Hospitals of Leicester were occupied at the start of this month, new figures show, with many beds taken by patients fit to be discharged.

Universities across Leicestershire are opening up their libraries to everyone in the county. The new scheme means libraries ...

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Local people will be able to access library services seven days a week. They will be able to borrow up to 10 items from any of the university libraries, and will be able to use the open study spaces.

New Delhi: The Apollo University, Apollo Hospitals, and the University of Leicester, UK, have jointly established the Centre for Digital Health and Precision Medicine (CDHPM) at The Apollo ...

De Montfort University has 24,000 students, 20,000 at its well-known campus in Leicester, but a further 4,000 around the ...