Society+ Award

Society+ is open to all societies and, as you you earn points as a society, teamwork is key for your society to get as many points as possible!

Different activities earn different points, and you will find that many of the activities that earn points are activities you will already be doing as a society! Activities range from earning 1 point to 4 points.

How to claim points

Once a society has completed an activity or activities, they need to complete the Society+ form found on their society’s dashboard. Evidence may be required for some activities – this may mean sending a photo, screenshot or staff testimonials/confirmation. The Student Opportunities team will verify all activity and let you know if you need to send any evidence.

Points can be redeemed between 1st August – 1st April, and the society with the most points redeemed will be crowned Society of the Year! The five societies at the top of the leaderboard will be featured in the Society Spotlight newsletter each month.

For any guidance, please contact studentopps@chester.ac.uk.

Below is a list of all the activities that can be completed for points.

1-point activities

Have an active social media account

This means keeping your society’s social media account up to date – maybe introduce your committee on there and promote events your society is doing!

Follow CSU on Instagram

Follow Chester Students Union on Instagram: @chesterstudentsunion.

Follow the officers on Instagram

Follow the officer account on Instagram: @csuofficerteam.

Host a social – 1 point for each social you hold (maximum 1 point per week).

Host a social for your society. This must be an activity that isn’t related to your regular society activity, (for example, Chess Society going to the cinema) and have a minimum of 5 members in attendance.

Every 5 memberships

For every 5 members your society gains, you will earn 1 point.

2-point activities

Host a charity event

Fundraise or volunteer for a charity! (Following the event procedure if applicable). You can claim 2 points for each separate campaign.

Take a society trip

Attend a conference, convention or any activity outside of Chester (or away from your main site if your society is based at Birkenhead or Warrington). This can be a day trip or overnight stay.

Attend additional training – 2 points per session (per person)

Have a committee member attend any additional in-person/online training (Look After Your Mate, First Aid, Consent, Safeguarding, Mental Health & more!) – these must be relevant to your society and/or committee duties.

Apply & use the development grant

Claim from the society development grant – through a successful application.

Add all your regular activity to your webpage

List your regular sessions and events on your society’s page. Points can only be claimed when you’ve had a whole term’s worth of activity uploaded.

3-point activities

Create a budget plan

You can either create a budget plan for the whole year or create separate budget plans for bigger events. You can upload the plan on the points submission form.

Take part or sign up for society spotlight

Society Spotlight is a feature in our monthly newsletter for societies. Up to three societies a month can submit a short article to promote their society or events. Nominate your society to be included in this by sending a short article to studentopps@chester.ac.uk. You will gain points even if you aren’t featured that month.

Fundraise for society social funds

Hold a fundraiser to raise money for your societies social account. You can do this by holding sponsored bake sales, stay awakes, runs or more!

Hold a joint session or event with another society

Collaborate with another CSU society on an event, social or any other project. Get creative and network with other committees to see what you can collaborate on.

Host a ‘major event’ event – 3 points per event

Host an event for your society that is not part of your regular activity/sessions with an attendance of 50 or more and following the event procedure.

4-point activities

Attend CSU’s ASMM (Annual Student Members’ Meeting) – 4 points + 1 point for every member you bring!

Every year, CSU hold the Annual Members Meeting, where all students are invited to attend. The date and details will be emailed to all societies closer to the time, so keep your eyes peeled.

Note: Your society will earn 4 points if at least 1 of your committee attends the AMM and earn 1 point for every other member you bring, up to 10 points, meaning you could earn a total of 14 points for this activity!

Host a joint event with CSU/University department or participate in a CSU event

Collaborate on a project with the SU or University department OR perform/present at a major CSU event. Have any event ideas you think would work? Email us and we’ll discuss it with you: studentopps@chester.ac.uk.

Society to have 50%+ members vote in the CSU elections

Encourage your members to vote in the CSU Officer, Union Assembly & Society Committee elections – any society with 50% or more of their membership to vote will gain 5 points. Then you will be rewarded with additional points for reaching each milestone:

60% = +1 points
70% = +2 points
80% = +3 points
90% = +4 points
100% = +5 points

This means your society could be awarded up to 20 points!

Reaffiliate for next year

Successfully elect a new committee for the following year during the March elections.

Society+ Leaderboard

Rank	Society	Points
1	LGBTQIA+ Society	82
2	British Sign Language	61
3	Evergreen Society	58
4	David Attenborough Society	57
5	Chester Roleplay and Games Society	55
6	Chess Society	49
7	Gaming Society	42
8	Criminology Society	40
9	Cafe Society	38
10	Book Club	37
11	Disney Society	34
12	Women’s Health Society	33
13	Ever You Events Society (EYES)	30
14	Film Society	30
15	Kingsway Performance Productions (KPP)	30
16	Catholic Society	28
17	Economics Society	28
18	Indian Society	28
19	Mature Students Society (MatSoc)	26
20	Medicine Society	26
21	Nutrition Society	26
22	Games Development Society	25
23	Pakistani Society	24
24	Languages & Culture Society	24
25	Walking Wanderers and Nature Crafters Society	21
26	Philophosy Society	21
27	Surgical Society	20
28	Chester GP Society	19
29	Drama Society	19
30	Geography Society	19
31	Islamic Society (ISOC)	18
32	Counselling Society	17
33	Bangladesh Students Society	16
34	STEM Society	15
35	Wilderness & Remote Medicine Society	15
36	Archaeology Society	15
37	Neuro Society	15
38	Christian Union	15
39	Disabled Students Society	14
40	Gardening Society	14
41	Paediatrics Society	14
42	Debating Circle Society	14
43	Law Society	13
44	Psychology Society (CUPS)	13
45	Pokemon Society	13
46	Drama Tech Society	13
47	Arts and Cafts Society	11
48	Arab Society	11
49	Film Makers Society	10
50	Programming Society	10
51	Believers LoveWorld	9
52	Emergency Medicine Society	9
53	English Literature Society	9
54	K-Pop Society	9
55	Psychiatric Society	9
56	Critical Care and Anaestetics Society	8
57	The Sanctuary Ministries	8
58	Oncology Society	8
59	Taylor Swift Society	8
60	Cardiology Society	7
61	Trauma & Orthopaedics Society	7
62	Photography Society	7
63	K-Cover Society	6
64	Comedy Society	6
65	Robotics and Intelligent Systems Society (RISS)	5
66	FilSoc	5
67	Plastic and Reconstructive Surgery Society	5
68	Iranian Students Society	5
69	African Society	4
70	IT Geeky Women’s Society	4
71	North African Society	4
72	Chester Entrepreneurs	4
73	Business Society	3
74	International Medics Society	3
75	Scandinavian Society	3
76	Dermatology Society	2
77	Apostolic Christan Society	2
78	Art Therapy Society	1
79	Medical Reasearch Society	1
80	Music Society	1
81	Student Ambassador Society	1
82	Burmese Society	0
83	Mindful Medics Society	0
84	BAAME Society	0
85	Society For Physical Sciences in Medicine	0
86	Friends of MSF	0

Andy Chen - Manifesto

Education should empower every student to succeed, feel heard, and graduate with pride. If elected as your Vice President Education, I will champion an academic experience that is fair, inclusive, and genuinely student-led.

First, I will strengthen the Student Voice. Course reps and student leaders should feel confident and supported to create real change. I will ensure feedback is not only collected but acted upon, with transparent updates so you can see the difference your voice makes.

Second, I will push for fairness and consistency across all schools and campuses. Clear assessment briefs, timely feedback, accessible academic support, and transparent marking processes are essential. Every student deserves equal opportunity to thrive, regardless of course or level of study.

Third, I will prioritise postgraduate and underrepresented student representation. Your experience matters, and I will work to ensure you are visible in decision-making spaces and fully included in improvements to teaching, supervision, and academic community life.

Finally, I will work collaboratively with University departments and CSU staff to drive meaningful change – whether that’s improving communication, enhancing academic skills support, or strengthening professional development opportunities.

I am passionate, proactive, and committed to delivering results. This role is about action, accountability, and impact.

Vote for a Vice President Education who will listen, lead, and deliver – for every student.

Victor Ategbeshe - Manifesto

My name is Victor, am an MSc Advanced Cybersecurity student, and I am running for CSU
President because I believe students deserve a Union that focuses on the real challenges they face every day.

For many students, the biggest concern is not just completing theirdegree, but what happens after graduation? How to gain UK work experience, find
internships, build practical skills beyond lectures so they can leave Chester confident and job ready. I am standing to focus on practical solutions that improve opportunity, strengthen support, and ensure every student feels represented and prepared for the future.

My priorities are clear.
➢ I want to improve on internship by working with the CSU, university and partners to promote internships, support skills-focused events, and connect students with opportunities that prepare them for the UK job market.
➢ I want to support and improve awareness of available support and highlight issues such as accommodation and transport costs that affect participation in university life.
➢ I want to strengthen the student voice by improving communication, making CSU actions visible, and ensuring feedback leads to real outcomes.
➢ I want to help build a more connected student community where wellbeing support is visible, accessible, and inclusive.

The CSU should feel like a community built by students, for students. If elected, I will lead with honesty, energy and a genuine commitment to improving your experience at Chester.

Vote Victor Ategbeshe for President.
Your Voice. Your Union. Am the Action.

Mahima Fiza Khan - Manifesto

Mahima Fiza Khan – Candidate for President

Real leadership is not about titles — it is about impact, accountability, and action.

As your current Union Assembly Black, Asian, Arab & Minority Ethnic (BAAME) Students' Officer and Founder & President of the BAAME Society at the University of Chester, I have worked within CSU’s governance structures, represented students in key decision-making spaces, and built inclusive platforms from the ground up. I understand how this Union operates — and how to make it stronger, more transparent, and more effective for every student.

I am running for President because students deserve leadership that delivers results.

Throughout my time at Chester, I have engaged with students across campuses and communities and witnessed the realities of academic pressure, cost-of-living challenges, wellbeing concerns, and underrepresentation. As President, I will ensure your voice is not symbolic — it is influential and acted upon.

My Priorities:

Transparent & Accountable Leadership – Termly impact reports, open forums, and measurable progress.
Stronger Student Representation – Strategic advocacy in University Council, Senate, and senior committees.
An Inclusive & Connected CSU – Equal focus across all campuses, societies, sports, and liberation groups.
Real Support & Future Opportunity – Advancing accessible wellbeing services, fair academic policies, and stronger career development pathways.

Through volunteering, campaigning, and leadership, I have developed resilience, strategic thinking, and the confidence to challenge and collaborate when necessary.

Vote Mahima Fiza Khan for President — experienced, accountable, and ready to lead with purpose.

Lisa Handley - Manifesto

Student Life at Chester is shaped by the energy, creativity and leadership of students across every campus.

My name is Lisa Handley, and I am running to be your VP Student Life.

I am committed to strengthening connection, wellbeing and meaningful involvement within student life.

My experience includes:

Society President
Student Voice Partner
Active Chester facilitator
SPS Digital Outreach
Student Leader of the Year 2025

I have worked across academic, social and sport spaces at Chester. I understand the everyday student experience and how student feedback shapes the spaces that support connection and wellbeing.

Student life should be a space where every student feels connected and valued. Research highlights that a strong sense of belonging and engagement is closely linked to student success. Connection builds confidence, wellbeing and resilience.

If elected I will:

Strengthen recognition of society and sport club committee roles, highlighting the leadership and teamwork skills students bring to campus life.

Support the effective implementation of society wellbeing officers, ensuring committees feel confident, connected and well equipped in their roles.

Expand cross campus collaborations connecting societies, sport clubs and departments through cultural heritage and community focused initiatives.

Champion accessible student life events that encourage participation from commuters, mature students and underrepresented groups, while strengthening links with the wider Chester community.

I will represent student life with integrity, collaboration and purpose.

I will listen, connect and represent your student life with clarity and commitment.

Vote Lisa Handley for VP Student Life

Will Gaines - Manifesto

I’m Will Gaines, your current VP Student Life, and I’m running to be your next President. Over the past year, I’ve represented you, listened to you, and worked to understand the real needs of our student body. I know how the Union works and more importantly, how to get things done.

Before representing you as an officer, I was Rugby Captain for three years. I understand the challenges of being on a committee, balancing work and study, and still trying to socialise and enjoy university life. That experience shaped my leadership: Fair and Student-led.

My Manifesto

YOUR VOICE, YOUR UNION – Ensure the Union represents YOUR VOICE and is held accountable to YOU.

STUDENT OWNED SPACES – Students across Chester, Warrington, and Birkenhead need dedicated spaces to study, socialise, and build community.

FUNDING AND FACILITIES – I will support societies and sports teams in securing funding, facilities, and equipment that meet their needs.

TIMETABLE – I’ll continue pushing for structured, student-focused timetables with fewer long gaps and earlier finishes to ensure students can have a life outside of lectures.

WELLBEING – I’ll build on current wellbeing initiatives, tackle the stigma of loneliness. Whilst ensuring there is a large-scale campaign supporting our female-identifying students.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COMMUNITY - Despite our large international community, many students feel under-supported. I will advocate for clearer guidance, stronger integration, and better representation at all levels.

ACCESSIBILITY AND INCLUSION – I am committed to improving disability support and inclusion across all campuses. Ensuring the sensory room is up to standard. Inclusion isn’t optional, it’s essential.

Vote Will for President.

For Fair student-led Leadership,

you know what they say!

Where there’s a Will, there’s a way!

Ankit Kumar - Manifesto

Title: Stronger Support, Better Opportunities, One United Student Community

As an international postgraduate student, I understand the challenges many students face — from finding part-time work and understanding UK systems to building confidence and feeling truly included on campus. I am standing for International Students & Employability Officer to create practical, realistic improvements that directly support students’ academic and career success.

My priorities are:

Increase awareness of part-time job opportunities and campus roles
Work with the Careers Team to organise skill-building workshops (CV writing, interview preparation, LinkedIn optimisation)
Improve communication between international students and the Students’ Union
Promote networking events connecting students with local employers
Ensure international student concerns are clearly represented in decision-making

I believe representation should be action-based, not just promises. I will actively gather student feedback through surveys and conversations to ensure your voices are heard and reflected in initiatives.

University should not only be about studying — it should prepare us for life and careers. My goal is to help students feel supported, informed, and confident about their future in the UK and beyond.

Vote for practical change. Vote for opportunity. Vote for representation.
— Ankit

Abigail Hughes - Manifesto

Hello, I’m Abi and I’m campaigning to be your VP Student Life!

I have experienced student life from every angle: as a society committee member, as a Modern Languages student on a year abroad navigating a new country and someone who now supports students, just like you, as Front of House at CSU. I’ve worked in universities and international corporations so I’m confident in speaking up and representing you in formal spaces.

Student life should feel welcoming, safe and accessible to everyone.

My priorities:

Inclusive and accessible events: more sober socials and better communication about activities throughout the year, so everyone can build community in ways that suit them.
Visible wellbeing support: clearer signposting of support services, so no one slips under the radar when they’re struggling.
A Freshers’ Buddy Scheme: having experienced those first weeks both in Chester and abroad, I know how isolating they can feel. Pairing new and current students as mentors and organising regional group trips to create leadership and reduce isolation.
Student owned spaces across all three sites: improving and promoting well-equipped spaces where students can study, relax and connect between lectures.
Societies and Sports: advocating for improved funding, facilities and equipment through sponsorships and partnerships, including proper support for teams representing our university.
Women’s Safety: reviving Reclaim the Night and working together to make our streets feel safer for everyone.
Timetabling: support the VP Education in raising concerns affecting commuters and part-time workers.

Abigail Hughes - amplifying your voice.

Instagram: abihughes4studentlife

Hamanth Padala - Manifesto

Who Am I?

Hi, I’m Hemanth, a first year student of MSc in Banking and Finance. I am passionate about ensuring that the University of Chester doesn’t just talk about "going green" but leads the way in student-driven environmental action. I believe sustainability should be accessible, affordable, and integrated into every part of our student experience.

What I Will Achieve

If elected, I will focus on:

Revolutionizing Waste & Circularity

Expand the "Drop n' Swap" Scheme: Lobby to bring the Eco Box and Eco Cup systems to every single catering outlet across all sites, making zero-waste dining the default, not the exception.

The "Sustainability Shop" 2.0: Increase the visibility and stock of the community fridge and zero-waste initiatives to help students tackle food poverty and food waste simultaneously.

Empowering the Student Voice

Carbon Literacy for All: Work with the Sustainability Unit to ensure Carbon Literacy Training is advertised more widely and integrated into more diverse course modules.

Green Action Grants: Lobby the SU to create a small "Green Fund" for student-led projects, like community gardens or DIY repair workshops.

I don't just want to attend meetings; I want to be the bridge between the Sustainability Action Groups and the everyday student. I have the experience to ensure your ideas are heard at the highest levels of the University.

Jeevitha Baskar - Manifesto

Vote me for President
This year, as your Women’s Officer, I’ve sat across from students who felt unheard. I’ve listened to stories about choosing between essentials and food. I’ve heard frustration about slow responses, unclear decisions, and feeling like just another number.

When students told me period products weren’t accessible on campus. It was about being able to attend lectures without stress or embarrassment. I took that issue into meetings, pushed it consistently, and refused to let it be brushed aside.
Being an Womens officer i had a chance to be part representing Refreshers fair and meet a lot of new faces.

That experience changed me. It showed me how decisions are made at the University of Chester Students' Union.

As President, I want to be that pressure.
I want clearer feedback deadlines so you’re not left guessing about your grades. I want stronger cost-of-living support so students aren’t silently struggling. I want open forums where leadership answers to you honestly and directly. And I want every student, whether commuter, international, mature, or first-year, to feel like this university is built for them.

I’m not running to hold a title.
I’m running because I’ve seen what happens when students are ignored and I know we deserve better.
Let’s build a university that listens.

Luis Martell Correia - Manifesto

I am running for re‑election because meaningful change takes time, persistence and consistency. Over the past year, I have listened to students across all campuses, raised your concerns and begun work on issues that won’t be fixed overnight. I am standing again to continue what we have started together and ensure your voices remain at the centre of every decision.

TIMETABLE - Timetabling remains one of the biggest challenges students face. Unpredictable schedules make it difficult to work part‑time, commute, or manage personal responsibilities. I will continue pushing for more consistent, student‑friendly timetables, fewer long gaps, and earlier releases so you can plan your lives with confidence.

ACCESSIBILITY AND INCLUSION – I am committed to improving disability support and inclusion across all campuses. Students with disabilities often face barriers that go unseen, and I will continue advocating for accessible teaching, timely adjustments, and better coordination between academic teams and support services. Inclusion isn’t optional, it’s essential.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT COMMUNITY - Our university is home to a large international community, yet many students still feel under‑supported. I will keep advocating for clearer guidance, better integration support, and stronger representation for international students across all levels of the university.

STUDENT OWNED SPACES - Students at Chester, Warrington, and Birkenhead have all highlighted the need for more student owned spaces. I will continue campaigning for dedicated areas to study, socialise and build community spaces shaped by student feedback.

WELLBEING - I will continue tackling the stigma around loneliness, expanding wellbeing initiatives, and pushing for faster access to support.

Jason-Ellis Platts - Manifesto

Hello! I am Jason (he/they) and I am running for the role of Access and Inclusion Officer!

If elected, I will:

Advocate for the creation of accessible study rooms so that no student misses out
Create sensory friendly socials to ensure all students are included, both independently, and in collaboration with groups and societies
Ensure local and university support is easily available, so you're aware of what support you can access, such as assistance with inclusion plans, DSA, and local resources outside of the University
Monitor and ensure the campuses remain fully accessible, with regular walk/wheel arounds to assess whether they're meeting student needs

I have previous experience as the Disability and Inclusion representative of my college, as well as more recent volunteering within the University, which will lend me the skills necessary to create change and advocate for students like you!

If these are things you'd like to see, I'd really appreciate your vote, thank you!

If you want to find out more, email me at 2314830@chester.ac.uk, or find me on insta: jason_2314830

Srijan Yadav - Manifesto

ELECTION MANIFESTO
Vice President Student Life

YOUR VOICE MATTERS

I'm Srijan Yadav, and I'm running for Vice President Student Life because I believe every student deserves to feel heard, supported, and valued at Chester.

As a final-year student and Young Enterprise award winner, I understand the real challenges we face—balancing studies, wellbeing, and making the most of university life. I want to use my leadership experience to ensure every student has opportunities to thrive both inside and outside the classroom.

WHAT I STAND FOR:

Thriving Sports & Societies
More funding, better facilities, and enhanced support for clubs and societies. I'll fight for additional sports opportunities, new society initiatives, and resources that help student-led groups flourish. Your passions deserve proper backing.

Outstanding Co-Curricular Life
University isn't just lectures—it's experiences, skills, and memories. I'll push for diverse events, workshops, networking opportunities, and activities that enhance your employability and personal growth. From competitions to cultural celebrations, let's make campus life unforgettable.

Student Wellbeing & Support
I'll champion campaigns addressing mental health, safety, belonging, and loneliness. More accessible counselling, safe spaces, and genuine support systems—because no student should feel alone.

Amplifying Your Voice
I'll represent YOU on university committees, listen to your concerns, and turn your ideas into action. Together, we'll strengthen our community and improve campus life for everyone.

YOUR VOTE = YOUR VOICE
Let's make student life better, together.
Vote Srijan for VP Student Life.

Anirudh Ramisetti - Manifesto

I am standing for Vice President Education to ensure that every student at the University of Chester receives not just a degree, but real value from their education.

As a postgraduate student, I understand the importance of clear communication, fair assessment processes, and career-focused learning. Education should prepare us for the real world, and student voices must shape how our academic experience evolves.

If elected, I will focus on three key priorities:

First, improving academic transparency. I will work with faculty to ensure clearer assessment guidelines, consistent feedback timelines, and better communication around marking and module expectations.

Second, strengthening career-focused learning. I will advocate for more practical workshops, industry guest sessions, and skills-based opportunities that help students feel confident and employable before graduation.

Third, amplifying the student voice. I will introduce structured feedback mechanisms and publish clear updates on actions taken, so students know their concerns are being heard and addressed.

Education should be empowering, inclusive, and forward-looking. My goal is to bridge the gap between students and academic leadership while promoting practical learning that supports future careers.

Together, we can build an education experience that truly prepares us for success.

Vote for clarity. Vote for opportunity. Vote for progress.

Kelvin Ezema - Manifesto

Vice President Education

Education for All. Opportunity for Everyone.

At the University of Chester, education should not feel confusing, unfair, or isolating. It should empower us.

I know what it feels like to work hard and still question feedback. I know the pressure international students face adapting to a new system. I understand the challenges disabled students experience accessing support. And I stand proudly with LGBTQ+ students and every society that makes our campus diverse and strong.

As your Vice President Education, I will fight for:

• Fair marking and clearer, timely feedback

• Stronger academic support and revision workshops

• Better transition support for international students

• Inclusive teaching practices and accessible learning for disabled students

• Real student voices shaping academic decisions

I will listen. I will represent. And I will act.

This is not just about policies — it’s about people. It’s about making sure every student, from every background, feels seen, supported, and capable of success.

Let’s build a university where no one feels left behind.

Vote Kelvin Ezema — Because your education matters.

Kati-Leigh Newson - Manifesto

I’m Kati, a Business Management and Marketing student with a strong passion for sport and student experience at Chester. Alongside studying, I’m actively involved in university sport through my role as Team Captain and Social Media Officer for Women’s Rugby Union, where I’ve worked closely with SportChester to develop the club and supported teammates on and off the pitch. Through this, I’ve seen first-hand how important accessible and well-organised sport is to student life, wellbeing, and community.

I believe I would make an excellent Sports Officer because I understand sport from both the participation and organisational side. I’m approachable, organised, and genuinely invested in improving opportunities for all students, whether they’re competitive athletes, social players, or completely new to sport. I want sport at Chester to feel inclusive, well-communicated, and worth getting involved in.

As Sports Officer, my aims are :
• Improve communication between students, clubs, and SportChester making opportunities, updates, and support clear and accessible
• Increase inclusivity and participation, particularly for beginners and students who may feel intimidated by university sport
• Support club committees with practical guidance, promotion, and development
• Enhance the student sport experience

I’m passionate about making sport at Chester something students are proud to be part of. If you want a Sports Officer who listens, represents you, and works hard to make real improvements, vote Kati.

Peter Davies - Manifesto

Hi, my name is Peter Davies, and I am running for the position of Non-Traditional Students’ Officer on Union Assembly.

I am a Postgraduate student studying Psychology

If I am elected, I will ensure that all commuting students have their voice heard. I am currently the Vice President of the Mature Student Society (Matsoc).

I am approachable and a good listener. I will listen to any concerns you have and try and get them resolved as quickly as possible.

I am a very proactive person and would ensure that your voice is heard and your concerns addressed.

Voting is on 11^th and 12^th March starting at 9am on 11^th.

So if you do nothing else vote Peter Davies for Non-Traditional Students’ Officer.

The Students’ Friend who listens