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Your guide to accommodation

I really enjoyed my timein halls of residence. I madelots of friends and settledin to student life very quickly.University accommodation

is ideal because it offers youa place to study, eat, sleepand socialise in safe, informalsurroundings; a place whereyou can be at the heartof student life, but find yourown space when you need it.

Michael Lewis, Psychology student.



2 Your guide to accommodation

Where will you be LIVING?

At Birmingham we offer a fantastic range of accommodation,

all of which provides a safe, secure and sociable start to youruniversity experience.

Freshers’ Guarantee Scheme

The University guarantees a room in University

or nominated bedspace in third party private

provider accommodation to first-year

undergraduates provided you have:p Applied to our University through

UCAS (not clearing)

p Have accepted our academic offer firmly

p Have submitted the accommodation

application by 31 May 2014

(Home/EU students), or 31 July

2014 (International students)

p Confirmed by 1 September 2014

that you are coming to this University

p Come to Birmingham on your own

(not with family or a partner)

p Applied for accommodation

for a full academic year

Students holding Birmingham as their

insurance offer should still apply and their

application will be held until all guarantee

students have been accommodated.

Postgraduate Guarantee Scheme

The University guarantees a place in University

accommodation to all first year postgraduate

international and Non-UK EU students

providing you have:

p Accepted our academic offer

firmly by 1 September 2014p Submitted the accommodation

application by 31 July 2014

p Come to Birmingham on your

own (not with family or a partner)

p Applied for accommodation

for a full academic year

Whether you prefer the picturesque location

of the Vale Village with a view over the lake,

or to be closer to campus in the Selly Oak or

Pritchatts Park Villages, there is something to

suit your needs. Villages offer several different

types of accommodation, ranging from en-suite

study bedrooms to self-contained apartments,

with the option of being self-catered or on our

Meal Plan so that it fits into your lifestyle. All ofour rooms have wireless internet access and

IPTV. There is a team of staff on hand to help

you 24 hours a day ensuring that you feel at

home here.

Making the most of living with us

For most people, making new friends is

a huge part of the experience of living in

University accommodation. To make sure

you get the best out of your time with us,

we encourage you to take part in the life

and activities of the accommodation. There

are numerous activities to get involved with,from volunteering, participating in our ‘green’

initiatives, becoming an active or elected

member of the Residents’ Association,

becoming a Student Mentor or being part of

our Welcome Team. There is something for

everyone and the varying opportunities will

enhance your experience, as well as providing

you with a chance to meet new people. Other

activities include events, trips, sports and the

chance to be part of the social life of your

accommodation, with the social centre in

each village helping you to make the most

of living in University accommodation andsettle into student life.

LIVING

LIVING is our Accommodation Service,

designed to help you with all your

accommodation needs during your time

at Birmingham. Our team are on hand to

answer any queries you may have regarding

accommodation. You can contact the team

either via phone or email or you can pop into

LIVING which is located in University Centre

on the Edgbaston campus.

LIVING is open Monday to Friday,

9.00am–5.00pm

(from 10.00am Tuesdays)

Tel: 0121 414 8000

Email: [email protected]

If your application does not fall under one

of the above guarantee schemes you are still

strongly encouraged to apply for accommodation.

In practice, LIVING is usually able to offer

accommodation to most applicants, andwhere this is not possible you will be advised

of the other options available to you. If you are

coming to Birmingham with a partner, we have

a small number of double studio apartments

which are ideal for a couple.

Our accommodation is offered on a 42 week

or 50 week contract basis (for postgraduates).

If you only require accommodation for part of

the academic year then you are still encouraged

to apply, however students applying for a full

year’s accommodation will take priority.

If you would like information about living in

the private sector, LIVING will be happy to

provide advice.

Pritchatts Park – Oakley Court

Keep in touch

Follow us on Twitter @livingatbham

and Facebook www.facebook.com/

birminghamaccommodation to ask

questions, see deadline reminders

and to help you find other students

who you’ll be living with.

View 360° tours of

each of our rooms at:

www.birmingham.ac.uk/

accommodation

‘Wherever you choose tolive, it will be a memorable,amazing time of your life.The people around you

and the great rangeof things to do will makeyou feel right at home.’

Paul, third year English and Drama,

Jarratt Hall

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3Your guide to accommodation

Choosing your accommodation

It is important you spend time choosing the right accommodation for

your first year at Birmingham. Our wide range of accommodation typesensures we can provide for all needs and budgets.

We offer a wide variety of accommodation

types; ranging from single study bedroom

accommodation based in cluster flats sharing

kitchen and bathroom facilities, en-suite

accommodation, where each bedroom has its

own bathroom but flats share kitchen facilities,

and studios and apartments, where residents

have exclusive use of a kitchen and bathroom.

Single study bedroom, en-suite

or studios and apartments?

p Single study bedroom

From £83 per week

p En-suite study bedroom

From £128 per week

p Studios and apartments

From £183 per week

Meal Plan or self-catered?

Once you have chosen your accommodation

type, you should consider whether you would

like self-catered accommodation or if you

want to take a Meal Plan (see page 5 for

more information) which is provided at the

Vale Village. Self-catered accommodation

is available across all villages.

Once you have decided which type of

accommodation you would like, and whether

you want Meal Plan or not, you then have

our three villages to consider. These are

described over the next few pages, and there

is a summary table at the end to help you

with your choices.

Apply online

As soon as you have youroffer of a place to studyhere you can apply

for our accommodation.You can apply online atwww.birmingham.ac.uk/

applyaccommodation

‘I lived in Maple Bank in my first year – it was my firstchoice because of its location on the Vale. I loved thefriendly atmosphere that came from living in a blockwith lots of other students.’

Lucy, Second Year International Relations

Mason The Hub and Shakleton

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Elgar Court

‘I’ve loved every minute of living in Elgar and the Valehas definitely become my home from home. Living inhalls has allowed me to meet a huge variety of peopleand it’s been a great place to spend my first yearaway from home!’

Rosie Bentley, First year BSc Physiotherapy

Single study bedroom accommodation

En-suite study bedroom accommodation

Maple Bank

Home to 435 students across 87 flats.

Each flat has five study bedrooms,

a shared kitchen/diner, and shared

bathroom facilities.

Self catered With Meal plan

Weekly fee £83 £118

Total fee £3,487 £4,975

Elgar Court

Houses 236 students across 40 flats.

Each flat has five or six en-suite study

bedrooms, with a shared kitchen anddining area.

Self catered

Weekly fee £134

Total fee £5,642

Tennis Courts

Tennis Courts en-suite accommodation

houses 103 students in the newest

developments on the Vale. Flats have

between four and six en-suite bedrooms,

with a shared kitchen and lounge.

Self catered

Weekly fee £136

Total fee £5,692

Tennis Court

Located opposite the Vale Village and

accommodates 694 students in single

study bedroom accommodation. Flats

range between four and six bedrooms,

with shared kitchen and lounge, and

shared bathroom facilities.

Self catered With Meal plan

Weekly fee £108–£114 £135

Total fee £4,532– £5,667

£4,778

Shackleton

Shackleton accommodation is situated

above The Hub and houses 350 students

in Meal Plan accommodation. Each flat has

between two to eight study bedrooms and

a shared kitchen and dining area, with themajority being en-suite.

With Meal Plan

Weekly fee £177

Total fee £7,431

Aitken

Aitken is made up of 23 houses and

flats housing 147 students. Each single

study bedroom has a wash hand basin,

with shared kitchen/dining rooms, andshared bathroom facilities.

With Meal plan

Weekly fee £137

Total fee £5,746

Mason

Accommodates 840 students in 159

flats. Each flat has five or six en-suite

study bedrooms and shared kitchenand dining areas.

Self catered With Meal Plan


Total fee £6,042 £7,530

Aitken

The Vale Village

The Vale Village is home to nearly 3000

undergraduate students and provides awide range of accommodation to suit allneeds and budgets.

The Vale Village is centred on the Hub,

which is the home of the Meal Plan, offering

a restaurant, café, bar and convenience store,

as well as Hub Help, a reception service for

the Vale offering assistance 24 hours a day,

365 days per year.

The Vale Village, set in beautiful parkland, is

just a short walk from the University campus.It is made up of six individual residences,

centred around the lake. The Vale is home

to Vale Fest, a student-run summer festival full

of music, food, comedy and fun after the exams

are over. Each year in November it also hosts

a huge fireworks display over the lake.




Studiosand apartments

Mason

Mason offers 36 self-catered studioapartments, including some larger

apartments, which are available to both

undergraduate and postgraduate students

on a 42 or 50 week contract basis.

Standard Large


Total fee £9,867 £10,559

(42 weeks)

Total fee £11,759 £12,584

(50 weeks)

Shackleton

Shackleton features 15 self-catered

studio apartments, which are available to

both undergraduates and postgraduateson a 42 week and 50 week contract basis.

Standard Large


Total fee £8,244 £9,301

(42 weeks)

Total fee £9,825 £11,084

(50 weeks)

‘I lived on the Vale andloved being catered. Therewas so much choice andbeing able to just swipe

your card to pay wassimple. Perfect whenyou don’t want to cook!’

Jamie, third year Human Biology,

ShackletonMeal Plan

The Meal Plan is both flexible and convenient,

offering a variety of food at outlets at the Vale

and across campus that cover opening times

from 8.00am until midnight. It is simple to use:

£46.50 each week is loaded on to your student

ID card, and you then use this card over a seven

day period as you would a debit card at any

University catering outlet. The card is refreshedeach week with a new amount of £46.50.

There are many benefits to meal plan including:

p It adds to your social life as students living in

flats on meal plan all come down to The Hub

to eat together in the evening

p With a busy academic and social timetable it’s

important to eat well, the University’s catering

department provides a range of healthy foods

p Frees up valuable time that would otherwise

be spent shopping, cooking and washing up

p Helps you budget your finances easily

every week p With over 20 coffee shops and restaurants

on campus including the Business school,

Medical school and library, there are a wide

variety of food options available to you

p No need to carry cash and if you lose your

meal card no one else can access your money

p Meal times aren’t set so you can eat

whenever suits you best

We cater for most dietary requirements

including Halal, Vegan, Vegetarian and Gluten

free and our chefs are always at hand to discuss

individual student needs.

The Hub at the Vale provides three distinct

food offers:

p ‘The Melt’ opens all day for breakfast and

lunch, with barista coffee, pastries and cakes

served in between. The Melt is a great place

to relax and hang out with your friends and

with wireless internet available it is often

used by students to carry out some group

study over a coffee.

p ‘Infusion’ is our largest restaurant on

The Vale and opens at 4.30pm for dinner.

It offers a choice of eight main course itemsalong with a salad bar, homemade soups

and deserts. Infusion is the ideal place to

come home to for dinner. Flatmates often eat

together and it is a great way of unwinding

after a busy day on Campus. Freshers,

particularly in those first few weeks of

arriving, gain a real sense of belonging

and community from dining with their flat

mates here and settle in very quickly to their

new life at The University of Birmingham.

p ‘Pizza Shack’ serves 14” pizzas freshly

made to order from 5.00pm up to midnight.

The Hub

All of our students are welcome to use the

Hub facilities, and those not on Meal Plan can

pay for food and drink at any of the outlets. As

well as The Melt, Infusion and the Pizza Shack,

the Hub also has a number of other attractions

for our students.

p This includes a new student bar, ‘The Duck

and Scholar’, with pool tables, Sky Sports,

live bands and cocktails. With its fantastic

views across The Vale lake, The Duck and

Scholar is a firm favourite with our students.p Costcutter convenience store is located

next to Reception in The Hub and provides

a range of fresh and frozen groceries alongside

a range of drinks and confectionary.

Costcutter also sells newspapers, stamps

and some pharmaceutical products.




Pritchatts Park Social Centre

Selly Oak Village

Pritchatts Park Village

The Selly Oak Village is located adjacent to the south west

of the Edgbaston campus, next to the Selly Oak high streetwith its numerous student amenities.

Pritchatts Park Village is located adjacent to the north westof the Edgbaston campus, and accommodates students in avariety of residences with a popular Social Centre at its heart.

The Pritchatts Park Village accommodates

just over 700 students across five self-catered

residences and is only a five to ten minute walkfrom campus. The Social Centre provides a great

space for you to relax and get to know your fellow

residents, offering a large lounge with a bar, large

screen television, games facilities, vending area,

‘Jarratt Hall provides astrong sense of community,whilst located convenientlyin the centre of Selly Oak– the closest hall to theUniversity campus.’

Samuel, Jarratt Hall R.A President

2013–14

‘Living in Pritchatts Housefor my first year was great– Having a large flat meantthat I got to know peoplereally quickly in Fresher’s

Week which really helpedme settle in.’

Milly, Third year Music

Jarratt Hall

En suite study bedroom accommodation

Standard

Weekly fee £128

Total fee £5,385

Postgraduate Accommodation

Standard Large and new annexe


Total fee (50 weeks) £6,609 £6,783

quiet study zone, and ATM. Staff are accessible

24/7 through the main reception. Pritchatts Park

is conveniently located close to the Universitytrain station, sports tracks and Medical School.

It is also close to the popular Harborne village,

which offers a lively area of bars, cafés,

restaurants and small supermarkets.

Jarratt Hall

Jarratt Hall is home to over 700 students. There are both undergraduate

and postgraduate flats here in separate designated areas. It is the

closest residence to the University, with the Edgbaston campus just a

five minute walk away. It has a secure entry system providing maximum

safety and offers a residents’ courtyard, which is popular for summer

barbeques. Jarratt Hall also has a small social room on site with TV/

games equipment available. It is situated in the heart of Selly Oak, which

is home to much of the student population, offering plenty of choice for

bars, cafés and eating out, as well as having supermarkets nearby.

Pritchatts Park Pritchatts Park




Pritchatts Road Houses

Single study bedroom accommodation

Studios and apartments

Ashcroft

Ashcroft is made up of four accommodation

blocks close to the Metchley sports pitches.

198 students live in 33 flats, each offering

six single study bedrooms, a shared kitchen

and diner and shared bathroom facilities.

Weekly fee £83–87

Total fee £3490–3,636

Pritchatts Road houses

The Pritchatts Road houses consist of four converted properties

offering 55 single and double studio apartments. These are of

particularly high quality and bedding is provided. These studios

are very popular with postgraduates and mature undergraduates

and are offered on a 50 week basis.

Standard Medium Large Superior

Weekly fee £183 £198 £213 £234Total fee £9,160 £9,884 £10,663 £11,704

The Spinney

Postgraduate accommodation

Six houses and twelve flats are offered in

The Spinney, providing accommodation over

50 weeks for 104 postgraduate students insingle study bedrooms around an attractive,

landscaped area. Each flat or house has

between five and eleven study bedrooms, a

shared kitchen and dining area and shared

bathroom facilities. Bedding is provided.

Weekly fee £100

Total fee £4,980

(50 weeks)

Oakley Court

Oakley Court offers 21 flats built arounda beautiful, landscaped courtyard. The

flats range between five and thirteen single

study bedrooms, with a shared kitchen and

diner and shared bathroom facilities, with

communal areas cleaned on a twice-weekly

basis. In addition, there are a number

of duplex flats where the residents of

two single bedrooms share shower

and toilet facilities.

Single Duplex


Total fee £4,757 £5,032

Pritchatts House

This is centrally located near to the Social

Centre and accommodates 163 students

in single study bedrooms with hand-wash

basins. Each flat contains between 15

and 18 study bedrooms, a shared kitchen

and dining area and shared bathroom.

Communal areas are cleaned on daily basis,

Monday to Friday. There are also a number

of duplex flats where the residents of

two single bedrooms share shower

and toilet facilities.

Single Large DuplexWeekly fee £97 £161 £102

Total fee £4,091 £6,769 £4,281

Pritchatts House Oakley Court

The Spinney




Liberty Gardens

In order to maintain the Freshers’ Guarantee Scheme,

the University has entered into agreements with thirdparty providers of purpose built student accommodationto supplement University stock.

Third party accommodation

Next steps

You can apply for accommodation as soon as you have your

offer of a place to study here. You will need your student IDand an email address to apply.

All accommodation is allocated on the basis of

the date of application. Some accommodation

is inevitably more popular than others, therefore

your first preference of accommodation is notguaranteed. You are therefore encouraged to

apply for your accommodation as soon as

possible as this will increase your chances

of getting your first choice accommodation.

Accommodation offers are sent out by email

once you have fulfilled the entry requirements

for your place at Birmingham and you have

accepted your place. You can expect to receive

your offer in August, within 14 days of having

confirmed your place. Students whose places

at Birmingham are unconditional can expect

to receive their offers in June or July.

When you apply you will be asked to select

4–6 accommodation preferences, including

whether you’d prefer a mixed or single sex flat,

an en-suite or shared bathroom, and Meal Plan

or self catered. Whilst we allocate preferences

wherever possible, we cannot always guarantee

this as allocations are dependent on availability.

Clearing, insurance and late applicantsshould still apply as soon as possible for

their accommodation, but your application

may take longer to process once you have

confirmed you are coming to Birmingham.

A £550 pre-payment will be required

to secure your accommodation when you

receive your offer. This is not a deposit; it will be

deducted from the overall accommodation cost.

You can then opt to pay for your accommodation

in full, or in instalments. (This applies to

University accommodation only. Third party

private providers of accommodation depositand payment information will follow with your

offer, if appropriate).

For more information on fees please visit

www.birmingham.ac.uk/undergraduate/

accommodation/index.aspx

Apply for accommodationas soon as you get your offer of

a place to study at Birmingham

(Usually from December onwards)

Guarantee SchemeApplication Deadlines

Freshers – 31 MayPostgraduates – 31 July

Offers of accommodationare made once you have fulfilled the

conditions of entry and confirmed your

place at University (Usually in August)

Your accommodationis confirmed

once you have paid your prepayment

(Usually August/September)

These bed spaces form part of the

Freshers’ Guarantee Scheme and you may

be allocated to one of these rooms in your

first year. Each year between 500–1000

students within the Guarantee Scheme are

allocated to these sites. These providers work

very closely with the University to ensure that

the cost, range of facilities and support

provided is similar to that of University-owned

Liberty Gardens

Liberty Gardens offer self-catered

accommodation with shared bathroom

facilities. It is close to the city centre and

just five minutes from Five Ways train

station, which is just one stop from

University station. For further informationplease refer to www.libertyliving.co.uk

Weekly fee £110

Total fee £4,620

Liberty Court

Self-catered, en-suite accommodation.

Flats in Liberty Court have a particularly

large lounge area and are situated around

a large courtyard. For further information

please refer to www.libertyliving.co.uk

Weekly fee £115

Total fee £4,830

Victoria Hall

Self-catered, en-suite accommodation,

located just five minutes from campus.

For further information please refer to

www.victoriahall.com

Weekly fee £132

Total fee £5,544

accommodation. LIVING will manage your

application and allocation but you will receive

your offer of accommodation which will include

a contract from the private provider. The

accommodation has good commuter links with

the campus and city. There are regular trains,

cycle paths and a shuttle bus service also runs

between campus and some of these sites.

Liberty Court

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Student Mentor Scheme

Coming to University is very

exciting but can be overwhelmingat times and the Student MentorScheme is here to assist.

To ensure you have the best start to your

university life, the Student Mentor Scheme

employs a Welcome Team who’ll greet you

on arrival, help carry your luggage, answer

your questions and help you settle in to

your new surroundings. Beyond Welcome

Week, the team of Student Mentors will be

on hand to offer you advice and guidance on

a variety of issues including shared living andaccommodation related issues, your general

wellbeing, academic studies and any financial

matters you may encounter.

The Welcome Team and Mentors are students

like you, who are in their second or third year,

‘The Welcome Teamhelped us with variousproblems we hadencountered, deliveringadvice only experiencecan grant.’

First Impressions,

Student Experience Project

‘The Student MentorScheme was a great help

and it was so quick andeasy to see someone.Action to solve the problemwas also really quick andextremely helpful.’

Mason resident

and have a good understanding of the

challenges faced during your first yearat university. The Student Mentors are

here to listen to you, provide advice and

support whilst empowering you to manage

your own issues. Where appropriate they

make referrals to specialist sources of help.

The Student Mentors provide group

and one-one support as well as organising

a variety of events and activities from

Welcome Week until the summer vacation.

Your needs, as a student, are always at the

heart of everything the Student Mentor

Scheme delivers!

If you wish to find out more about the

Student Mentor Scheme, you can visit

guildofstudents.com/studentmentorscheme,

like facebook.com/studentmentorscheme,

or follow @StudentMentors1

Residents’

Associations

Each University

residence has an

elected Residents’

Association (RA) supported by

the Guild of Students. The committee is

made up of first year students who are

elected by you, their fellow residents.

The Residents’ Associations exist to support

and represent your needs to the University

on issues that matter most and ensure all

residents get the best possible experience

whilst in university accommodation. The

committee is responsible for arranging a

host of activities to help you settle into

University life and get to know the students

you are living with.

Events organised by the Residents’

Associations for you to enjoy include the

Winter Balls, sporting competitions, and trips

to local attractions such as the Sea Life

Centre, Glee Club and Cadburys World.

If you’re interested in finding out more

about the RA Scheme, please visit

www.guildofstudents.com/ra

Our student community

Advice& Guidance

RARESIDENTS’

ASSOCIATIONS

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Further information

Student support

The University welcomes students with

disabilities and offers support to make sure

that students with disabilities can take full

advantage of a university experience whatever

your support needs. Within the accommodation

there are some adapted flats suitable for

students with disabilities. We positively

encourage you to tell us if you have a disability

in order to ensure the most appropriate

accommodation is offered to you. We

can also offer the opportunity to ‘sample’

accommodation in some cases to ensurethat it is appropriate, before accepting the

offer. In addition, car parking is available

at most sites for students who are blue

badge holders. For further details visit

www.birmingham.ac.uk/accommodation

and www.birmingham.ac.uk/students/support/

disability to register your particular needs,

or contact LIVING to discuss your requirements

in more detail.

Universities UK Code of Practice

The Universities UK (UUK) Code of Practice

sets out the principles for the provision andmanagement of our student residences and is

fully supported by the University of Birmingham.

All University-owned student residences

comply with the regulations set by the Code.

The Code establishes a set of standards and

undertakings about our management practices

and the relationship between the University of

Birmingham and customers throughout their

stay with us. It covers, among other matters,

health and safety, maintenance and repair,

and relationships between managers and

you, our student tenant.

For more information on the

Code of Practice please see

www.birmingham.ac.uk/

undergraduate/

accommodation/Living-with-

us/Codeofpractice.aspx

Whilst living with us you will become well

acquainted with GREG, our sustainable mascotat Student Accommodation. Be sure to look

out for GREG’s recycling bag and your

personal jute ‘bag for life’, both enabling you

to contribute to a greener living environment.

For the ‘green hearted’ or those interested in

enhancing their student experience, there are

Car parking

The University has a very limited number of

parking spaces on its residential sites and

therefore you are not encouraged to bring

your own vehicle. You are not permitted to

park vehicles at Jarratt Hall, except for blue

badge holders by prior arrangement with

reception for drivers who require access

to a mobility parking space.

The Vale Village and Pritchatts Park Village

have a limited number of mobility parking

spaces which operates on the same basisas Jarratt Hall above.

In addition, the Vale Village and Pritchatts

Park Village have a limited number of parking

spaces for which permits are available from

reception. There is for a termly or annual

charge for permits at the Vale. Please note

this operates on a first come first serve basis

due to the limited availability of parking spaces.

Visitors parking permits are also available.

Laundry service

All sites have washing and drying servicesrun on a card-based system. These are open

24/7 and we also use an online app for you

to check their availability from the comfort

of your own room.

Private sector accommodation

Some applicants may not be eligible for

University accommodation under our Guarantee

Schemes or may not choose to live in University

accommodation. Also, after their first year at

the University, many students choose to live

in shared housing in the private sector.

Living can help with finding accommodation

in the private sector, including advice on likely

costs, contract matters and suitable locations.

They can also advise on local accommodation

for students with families. Living only work withlandlords accredited with the Midland Landlord

Accreditation Scheme.

The University of Birmingham private sector

accommodation search facility can be found

at www.birminghamstudentpad.co.uk The

University also has a small stock of managed

accommodation in the private sector. More

information can be supplied by emailing

[email protected]

opportunities to volunteer with GREG and

get involved with green initiatives on campus.You can contact GREG at greg@contacts.

bham.ac.uk or check out GREG’s Facebook

on www.facebook.com/whoisgreg... you can

even follow GREG on Twitter @UoBGREG

to discover how far along he is on his mission

to reduce carbon emissions!

Green Living


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