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They re moving students like musical chairs : Exeter students on hotel evacuations
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Exeter first year students have been told they will not be able to return to their university halls for at least the remainder of this term.
The email sent to students this afternoon says that this affects those students living in Birks Grange Village blocks A-G and partially block H, and Clydesdale Rise block B.
The email says that whilst the university is making arrangements to offer these students alternative university accommodation, students will need to “remain in your temporary accommodation over the weekend and into next week”. The university has said they will “aim, where possible to keep you within your current households”.
St. John s Episcopal Church, Edinburgh, Scotland, July 9, 2010. | (Photo: Wikimedia Commons/Kim Traynor)
More than two dozen church leaders in Scotland have joined legal proceedings against the Scottish government, demanding a judicial review of tighter pandemic lockdown measures that have closed churches for in-person services and “criminalize[ed] public worship.”
The church leaders argue in a claim for judicial review that the coronavirus regulations imposed by the Scottish government this month “are in violation of the European Convention on Human Rights [Articles 9 and 11] and the Scottish Constitution,” according to a statement issued by the London-based Christian Legal Centre.
The claim is filed by 27 church leaders, including those from the Free Church of Scotland, the Church of Scotland and independent churches.