I think the representation and support for mature students has a lot of opportunity at Lboro, as it seems we can fall through the cracks sometime. If there’s some kind of set group within the university for people who are mature students, it will help with inclusion a lot more in my opinion

To warm up own food for students not living on campus

increasingly, young people are falling out of love with their smartphones and some like myself are choosing to reject them outright. In Warwick they allow you to tap your student ID card on a scanner outside the lecture hall, as the way to check into your classes. please can the university consider alternative ways to check into classes, for those of us who don't have a smartphone with them.

Swimming sessions for all abilities but with a coach. So many people were unable to get into AU swimming and are now having to go from training in a club to nothing. Maybe this could be included within Train and Gain or rec sport

Currently, for weekday journeys after 6:20PM and for all journeys during the weekend, the sprint service terminates at the Mechanical Engineering Bus Stop (https://bustimes.org/services/sp-loughborough-university-town-centre-loughboroug). This means that STEMLab is not served after these times, with the drivers missing people (or not allowing them to alight there). Despite this, buses still use the roundabout just after STEMLab to turn around. Kinchbus (the bus operator) have said this is due to access issues. However, this is not the case until 11PM (when Security close the gate by the pedestrian crossing, opposite Stewart Miller). I would like to see journeys to be extended to STEMLab between 6:20PM to 10PM, Monday to Saturday and then all journeys on Sunday (the last bus leaves at 7:40PM, so it is not affected by access issues). This enhances the student experience as it allows students to better access West Park Facilities in the evenings and during the weekend (e.g., Hollywell Gym, the evening recreational sport activities in New Victory Hall, and STEMLab which is open 24/7). The University financially supports the service in part, so it would be great if they could ask Kinchbus on our behalf to explore what changes could be possible.