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    Extra Information: Many of us at Glenside commute to uni and are bringing in our own snacks and beverages because we can't afford Traders everyday. However, there are not enough facilities around campus to make our cheap student ways easier. Bins so we can eat around campus, more water fountains so we don't dehydrate ourselves between lectures and paying for hot water is not affordable and needs to change before winter sets in!

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    • This Idea opened on 8th November 2017 and closes for voting on 29th November 2017.
    • Becasue not enough student have voted on this Idea, it has failed. 
    • The Executive has agreed to give this Idea a conditional pass. Work will start on this Idea unless it is vetoed by two-thirds of the Student Council Meeting on 06 Feb 2018. Click here for more info
    • Student Council agreed to pass this Idea. This Idea is now Students’ Union policy and has been sent to The Executive for work to begin.

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    Open Ideas

    Pre-Made Meal Packs To Make Eating Healthier Easy

    Sandwich vending machines at Glenside

    Database of cost of living support across Bristol

    Screen printing for UWE branded clothing

    refurbishment for Z block, T Block and Exhibition/Conference centre

     
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    Closed Ideas

    Reduce prices of onezone to make it more realistic for students

    Reserve the 9.5ha Site Neighbouring Long Mead Rd on Frenchay Campus for Micro-Rewilding, Wellbeing a

    A selection of affordable gluten and dairy free alternatives on campus

    Fruit drinks for SU meal deals

    Promote hygiene awareness

     
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