(THREAD) Bars and clubs in Plymouth have been briefed about this and are able to help if you are worried about yourself or a friend. If you are going out in Plymouth, stick together, stay vigilant, and stay in touch.

(THREAD) If you see anything suspicious or worrying, speak to the security officer at the club or bar, or ring 101. In an emergency, call 999.

(THREAD) Plymouth also has new ‘help points’ dotted around the city. If you need help, press the red button and you will be connected to the 24/7 CCTV control room which has links to PARCs officers, Police, and other enforcement. See more

(END THREAD) For more tips on how to stay safe in Plymouth, see this information from Plymouth City Council: https://t.co/fBTPisufJu

PhD researchers rank Marjon amongst top universities Marjon has received an overall rating of 100% in the Postgraduate Research Experience Survey 2022; a review which this year surveyed around 14,000 PhD and research students across 62 institutions.

RT @PlymCityPatriot: Morning workouts with @marjonuni #knowourname #plymouth #plymouthcitypatriots #britishbasketball https://t.co/aF…

Honorary Graduate for Thursday morning: Hilary Knight MBE Hilary was Deputy Head of Downham school and is a huge advocate for the appropriate support and provision for foundation stage curriculum. She worked closely with stakeholders to progress

RT @sarah_catlow: It was great to welcome the @UK_STO to @marjonuni

RT @Marjon_Arts: We've decided to make The Shodyssey a 'Pay What You Feel' event. We believe that everyone should have access to the arts…

RT @CornwallMarjon: This morning we welcome our new Postgraduate Certificate in Coaching & Mentoring students to Truro. We can’t wait to me…

Honorary Graduate for Thursday afternoon: Hugh Borthwick Hugh is the Head of Production at @TRPlymouth. He has been the resident Production Manager at TRP for many years and has also worked on productions externally including on London's West End.

A bank holiday has been declared for the day of Queen Elizabeth’s funeral, Monday 19 September. This is the start of Welcome Week, and the day when most first years travel to campus for essential inductions. We have made some amends to planned

Key headlines: No change to moving in dates. Those moving to campus can continue to move in according to the previous schedule. Essential inductions have been delayed by one day for first years, to Tuesday 20 September.

Monday 19 September: Social and informal activities will take place (rather than essential inductions). Second year Welcome Back sessions, previously planned for Tuesday 20 September, will move to Wednesday 21 September.

More information (including Monday's schedule of events) can be found here: https://t.co/dkFBYtjRDr

Marjon celebrates another success today, as the university climbs an incredible 39 places since 2017, in The Times and Sunday Times Good University Guide. #PlymouthMarjonUniversity #Marjon #MarjonUni #University #GoodUniversityGuide #Uni #UniLife

Book your place at graduation today! Student registration closes tomorrow and with that your chance to purchase up to two guest tickets. Anyone waiting for results should still reserve tickets or they will be released for resale later this month.

RT @Marjonpsych: Delighted to welcome the new year 1 psychology, sports psych & psychology-education students to ⁦@marjonuni⁩ today https:…

Join us at one of our next Open Days, taking place on Saturday 8th October and Wednesday 30th November Come and have a look around campus, speak to our students and find out more about the courses we have on offer. Book now: https://t.co/QjOM1svfMw

RT @scottfisher74: Welcoming our new BEd1 trainees for their final Induction day! @MarjonTEP @marjonuni https://t.co/odS2lgS3Zx