October 2025 - Edition 124
Welcome to Bucks Students’ Union. See everything that you could get involved in at university to enhance your experience!
You are now a member of Bucks Students’ Unionthe Students’ Union which is consistently ranked in the Top 5 in the UK*
Once again, the campuses are buzzing with activity, and it’s great to see so many of you getting active and enjoying all that Bucks has to offer. It’s been great to see how full of life and community spirited our places are. People are studying or relaxing in The Lounge, and they’re also meeting up with friends over food or coffee.
This year’s Freshers Fair was another huge success, with an incredible turnout and so much enthusiasm from both new and returning students. It was brilliant to meet so many of you and see your excitement as you explored societies, volunteering opportunities, and local partners. We hope you discovered something that inspires you and helps you feel part of our diverse and welcoming Bucks community.
The Venue has also been doing extremely well, with a wide range of events, such as quiz nights, cultural parties, live music, and karaoke nights. It’s great to see so many of you getting together to make memories and enjoy all the things that make the Bucks experience special.
As we move through the year, we hope you continue to make the most of everything the Students’ Union has to offer, from wellbeing and academic support to social events and volunteering opportunities. This is just the start, and we’re excited to bring you even more ways to get involved, connect, and have fun. Keep exploring, stay engaged, and let us know how we can make your experience at Bucks even better.
Warm regards,
Your Elected Officer Team
Jean Marc, Joe, Bethany, and Erin
Jean Marc Amagoua • Joe Burrell • Erin Cook • Bethany Jackson
Imogen Sanders • Panav Goyal • Jessica Hughes • Kelly Wiles
Kristen Clarke • Sobia Ali • Steven Gates • Monique Powell
Sophie Nethercoat • Msgana G Michael • Hannah Fitzgibbon
Andrew Markland
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I had the privilege of meeting Emma Reynolds MP, who represents the Wycombe Constituency and is also the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs. She was joined by her brilliant team, and I attended as your representative for Bucks Students’ Union and Buckinghamshire New University This meeting was a great chance to talk about the issues that matter most to our students and how we can work together to make life at BNU even better.
jeanmarc.amagoua@bnu.ac.uk
@buckssupres Bucks SU Pres
I spoke about how the partnership between Bucks Students’ Union and the University is stronger than ever. A big part of that success comes from The Big Deal, which gives every student free access to sports, societies, and activities without hidden costs. It’s one of the ways we’re helping to reduce the cost of living while keeping student life active, social, and fun. We also looked ahead to some exciting new projects designed to boost wellbeing, support, and engagement across our campuses.
Alongside celebrating what’s working, we focused on some of the real-world challenges facing students right now, including:
• Making transport more affordable –especially free travel for under 22s.
• Student safety on and off campus.
• Housing and accommodation issues, which continue to affect many students across Wycombe and beyond.
Emma Reynolds and her team were very open to these conversations, and we agreed to keep working together to push for positive change in these areas.
Meetings like this are about making sure your voice is heard at every level — locally, nationally, and within the University. When students speak up, real progress can happen. I’m excited about the next steps in this collaboration and confident that, together, we can continue to improve the student experience at BNU.
This October, we’re proud to celebrate Black History Month across our campuses, a month dedicated to learning, celebrating, and coming together as a community. The College of Health and Society (Nursing and Midwifery) is also delighted to announce that we will be hosting our 2nd Annual Black History Month Event, bringing students and staff together for a day of inspiration, culture, and connection.
Black History Month is not only about reflecting on the past, but also about recognising and celebrating the voices, creativity, and achievements of Black people today. At BNU, we’re creating a programme that’s engaging, inclusive, and inspiring with something for everyone to get involved in.
What’s happening this month?
Black History Month Menu
Our Catering team will be serving up special menus inspired by dishes from across the African and Caribbean regions. It’s a chance to taste authentic flavours, try something new, and celebrate culture through food.
We’re welcoming incredible guest speakers to campus this month, such as: Peter Ashiagbor, Jordan Abankwah, Shaunagh Brown and more inspiring voices to be announced! They’ll be sharing their experiences, journeys, and insights – giving us all the chance to listen, learn, and be inspired.
Our guest speakers will be delivering talks across both High Wycombe and Uxbridge campuses:
• Uxbridge Campus: Friday 17 October, 10:00 – 15:30
• High Wycombe Campus: Friday 17 October, 10:00 – 16:30
This is your chance to hear their inspiring stories and insights firsthand.
Live Entertainment and Performances
Expect music, performances, and creative showcases across our venues. From spoken word to live music, it’s a celebration of talent, culture, and connection.
We are shaping the future of placements at BNU, and your voice is essential!
Placements are a key part of your university experience, and we want to make sure they give you the very best start for your career.
This is your chance to tell us what matters most to you, including:
• How placements can build your employability and confidence.
• The support you need from BNU to succeed.
• The types of opportunities that best fit your career goals.
• The skills and experiences that give you the best edge for jobs.
Looking to give back? A special opportunity will take place at the Caribbean Elderly Hairoun Day Centre in High Wycombe on Tuesday 21 October at 11:00am. This is a fantastic way to engage directly with the local community and celebrate Black heritage in a meaningful way. Why it matters?
Black History Month is more than a series of events, it’s about education, recognition, and celebrating diversity on campus. It’s a chance to strengthen our community, honour contributions, and spark important conversations that continue long after October ends.
Join us in celebrating Black History Month at BNU, a month of food, culture, entertainment, and learning.
Everyone is welcome, and we can’t wait to see you at the events!
By attending, you’ll directly influence how placements are designed and delivered at BNU. Monday 27 October 2025 2.00pm Room S3.02A/B
Free refreshments will be provided, come along, share your ideas, and enjoy a relaxed session with your fellow students.
I hope that everyone is settling into the new term and getting back into your studies. What an amazing two weeks of Freshers Fortnight we’ve had!
From a record-breaking attendance at Fresher’s Fair, with over 1,500 people attending and signing up to new clubs and societies and volunteering opportunities.
It was a real joy to welcome back returning students and meeting all the new students throughout the first two weeks back.
We’ve already had some fantastic live acts coming down to the venue, from Aston Merrygold, Hardy Caprio and Sigala DJ set. It’s been a packed couple of weeks, but there is so much more to come. It was the perfect way to start what is an exciting year ahead.
joe.burrell@bnu.ac.uk @buckssuvpab
This past week, we have celebrated International Lesbian Day, with an article written by Laura, chair of LGBTQIA+ Society, highlighting the importance of inclusivity, the history of the word “Lesbian” and the power of community. If you would like to read the article, it is on our Students Union homepage.
We are also hosting student Mixers for various student groups over the next few weeks, so come down and enjoy the company and free snacks that we have!
Our brilliant student volunteers have been helping at Rusty’s Retreat, keeping it looking fresh and creating a calm space for everyone to enjoy. Keep your eyes peeled for future volunteering opportunities in the coming weeks.
We as elected officers and the Students’ Union team showed our support for World Mental Health Day by wearing green across the campus – a simple yet powerful reminder that it is okay to talk and reach out for help.
Looking ahead, we’ve got plenty more lined up. On Tuesday 21 October, we will be celebrating Diwali, with an event full of colour, culture, and connection.
We’re also excited to host a Black History Month Conference, welcoming amazing guest speakers who’ll be sharing their voices, stories and achievements.
And finally, we’ll be launching our Rainbow Laces Campaign, showing our ongoing support for the LGBTQIA+ community, and promoting inclusion in sport and in student life. If you want to get involved and get a pair of rainbow laces, pop into my office or email me at joe.burrell@bnu.ac.uk
Freshers’
I’ve been meeting a lot of you during open days, welcome talks and at Fresher’s Fair!
It’s been so lovely to see our new, diverse intake of members. During Freshers’ Fortnight, I’ve seen many of you party, test your knowledge at The Big Quiz and support your fellow BNU students at Jam Night!
We’ve started the year with a banger line-up, and I can’t wait to see you all at events throughout the year.
@buckssuvpew_hw
• Remember to lock your doors and windows at night and when leaving your home unattended.
• Ensure your home is well-lit.
• Give your trusted friends any contact numbers for a parent, carer, etc.
• Let people know where you are, and where you’re going, or consider enabling your location for a trusted friend or family member.
• Plan your journeys. Find out about transport in the local area.
• Look at a map of your new town. Learn how to reach the closest bank, police station, hospital, and, if applicable, embassy or consulate.
• Go out with friends.
• Follow your gut instincts.
• Don’t get into unnecessary altercations.
• Don’t walk around with your phone on display.
• When walking alone, look confident and walk with purpose.
• When walking alone and listening to music, don’t have your headphone volume too loud.
1. Student Safety:
I’ve continued taking meeting with Thames Valley Police and the Council to try and improve some hotspots in the community. Jean Marc and I hope to see these changes to start taking shape shortly!
During Freshers’ Fair, I handed out leaflets for ‘Tips on how to keep yourself safe in a new town’, including general tips and tips for drinking and spoke to you to make sure you all felt comfortable around moving to a new town. If you haven’t adjusted well, I would suggest reaching out to The Advice Centre.
2. Gender Based Violence:
In collaboration with Joe, Kelly (Activities Coordinator- Volunteering and Charitable Fundraising), two Student Voice Officers, Caitlin, and Evie-Mae, and a few societies, we have been working on a Gender Based Violence campaign which we hope to launch soon. Keep your eyes peeled for what’s coming up!
• Report any unwarranted behaviour to the community officers.
• If you’re in a pub, bar, or club and you see something that makes you feel uncomfortable, tell security or a staff member.
• You can Ask for Angela or Clive if you feel uncomfortable.
• Practice safe drinking – have a good meal before drinking alcohol, and drink water throughout the night.
• Only go out with the people you trust and stay together.
• Keep your phone charged – consider carrying a portable charger.
• Bring cash for in case your phone dies.
• Don’t walk home alone late at night – tell friends or family where you are and consider using the SSHH Bus or walking with friends. When walking home, keep to well-lit roads.
• Consider carrying a personal alarm.
• Watch your drink – consider using a drinks stopper or drinks cover.
• If you can use Find my iPhone with friends so you can keep up to date of where they are should you need to.
3. Epilepsy Awareness:
I’ve been starting to plan a campaign for Epilepsy Awareness. As an Epileptic, I hear a lot that people don’t know what Epilepsy is, but soon enough you’ll be educated with my awareness campaign! I plan to have lot’s going on and get as many people involved as possible. If you’d like to get yourself or your society involved, reach out to my email erin.cook@bnu.ac.uk
A small reminder that in my manifesto, you voted for me to work on/with Mental Health, Support Services and Student Safety. I am still working closely with the Mental Health Provision and support services.
Whether you are starting your university journey or joining us for another year, welcome!
It’s been great meeting and chatting to you across all our campuses, at different events or even when helping you move in or if you’ve returned from your placement blocks and ready to get stuck in for another term, we’ve got lots to tell you!
Thank you for the opportunity to hear from you about what you’re excited for, and what you want support with. It has been a truly rewarding experience and I hope the work myself and fellow officers do can support you and continue making life better for students at Bucks
bethany.jackson@bnu.ac.uk
@buckssuvpew_au
If you want to see what I have been up to since July, check out the monthly updates on the website. Here you can find details of the projects I have been working on, what areas I have been addressing and how I continue work on my manifesto. I do post this on my social media as well.
Bucks VPEW UxAyls
But, in a quick snapshot I have been working on the provision for commuter students, the accessibility of rooms, a full activities calendar for the year at our Uxbridge and Aylesbury sites, Rusty’s Retreat (the community garden), World Mental Health Day activities, wellbeing awareness days event planning, having discussions with academics to support the student academic experience and much much more! If there is anything you ever want to get involved in, or want to suggest something for us to do, get in touch. We can look into this!
This is a short and sweet welcome, but make sure to check out the website and socials to see what is happening and you have any questions about the role and what we do, please make sure to ask, we are you elected officers.
By Bethany Jackson and Kelly Wiles
Rusty’s Retreat is our brand-new community garden, located outside the North Wing entrance (from car park C), from the back of the Winter Garden.
90% of you said that the University needs more biodiversity and so Rusty’s Retreat will welcome vegetables, pollinator plants (to encourage those bees), homes for the bugs so they’re not always eating our veg and add some much-needed greenery to the concrete jungle of the High Wycombe campus.
Inspired from visits to working gardens, conversations, desire to teach skills, and add to the campus biodiversity (did you know, the UK has lost almost half of its biodiversity), Rusty’s Retreat is a project and space of many opportunities. Whether that is learning how to sow, plant and grow crops, which plants are best, or how much watering a particular plant needs, you can also use this space to take time away from your studies by volunteering or making use of the seating.
This garden is aimed at welcoming our vast array of members. No matter if you’re an experienced green thumb or never had a house plant before, this space is for you. You’ll be able to see the growth of these plants and even use the viable crops in your own kitchen or donate them to our other cost-of-living support initiatives. We’re looking to grow your meal favourite like potatoes, tomatoes, peppers, chillies, and a variety of herbs to help spice up your meals! Have you got a crop favourite you’d like to have a hand growing?
We hope you can find a moment or two, to spend at Rusty’s Retreat, whether that is getting stuck in sowing, digging, painting, building, planting, or watering, or even sitting in our seating area to admire the work. Did you know spending as little as 10 minutes outside surrounded by nature can help to boost your mood, provide a sense of clarity and develop a sense of connection.
If you want to get involved at any time with the garden, please email volunteering@bnu.ac.uk or head to our office to find out more.
Rusty’s Retreat
ALL YEAR
10 OCT –9:30 ROUND
15 OCT –11:00
15 OCT –13:00
16 OCT –19:00
17 OCT –10:00
17 OCT –13:00
Hounslow Urban Farm is one of London’s largest community farms. Covering 29 acres it is an important educational resource and leisure facility for all the family. Visitors can enjoy a variety of colourful and unusual farm animals close-up, including 5 types of pigs, goats, cows, rabbits, ducks, geese, alpacas, rheas, peacocks and lots more.
Step into the past and leap into the future with a thrilling visit to two of London’s most iconic museums: the Natural History Museum and the Science Museum! Natural History Museum – Walk among dinosaurs, marvel at rare gems, and uncover the secrets of our planet’s evolution. Science Museum – Experience mind-blowing inventions, hands-on experiments, and fascinating exhibits on space, technology, and innovation.
Windsor Boat Tour - Windsor
This short cruise goes upstream to Boveney Lock and returns with fantastic views of Windsor Castle, Eton College, Mill House, Windsor Racecourse and the Brocas Meadows. The view of the Castle from the river is undoubtedly the finest there is, making this trip excellent for those who are visiting Windsor for the first time.
Looking to meet new friends from around the world? Join us for an evening of connection, culture, and fun at the International Student Mixer! Meet fellow international and local students, Share your culture and learn about others, Music, snacks, and plenty of good vibes.
Experience the thrill of Starlight Express — Andrew Lloyd Webber’s high-octane, family-friendly musical like no other. This spectacular show races onto the stage with dazzling roller-skating performers, electrifying songs, and jaw-dropping choreography that will leave you breathless. All aboard for a musical adventure you will never forget!
Join us for a day of stories of experience and inspiration from our exceptional guest speakers! From varying professional sectors, our speakers are sharing their tips for success, their experiences from multiple exciting projects, and their stories of overcoming societal barriers.
Global Majority Students Mixer
Join us for a welcoming and empowering space to connect, share experiences, and celebrate diversity at the Global Majority Students Mixer! Meet fellow Global Majority students and allies, Build your community and support network, Food, music, and plenty of conversation.
22 OCT –15:00 Diwali
Step into the world of FRIENDS™ and explore interactive set recreations for a nostalgia-packed immersive experience. Get your cameras out and re-create your favourite scenes from the show; pose in front of the fountain, peep through the iconic purple door at Rachel and Monica’s apartment, play foosball at Joey and Chandler’s and take a selfie on the orange couch in Central Perk.
Join us in celebrating Diwali, there will be food, music, speakers and a lot of celebrating. Whether you celebrate Diwali or want to know more about it, you are welcome to join! 23 OCT –12:30
25 OCT –10:00 Oliver!
31 OCT –19:30
The UK’s biggest natural hair celebration. Powered by community, culture, and curls. CURLYTREATS is your space to be seen, heard, and celebrated – no matter your texture, transition, or curl type. It’s more than just a hair event - it’s a celebration of YOU.
Step into the world of Charles Dickens’ Oliver Twist in Lionel Bart’s spectacular musical Oliver! Packed with unforgettable songs like Consider Yourself, Food, Glorious Food, and As Long As He Needs Me, this timeless classic follows orphaned Oliver on his journey from the harsh workhouse to the bustling streets of London.
FREE FOOD: Breakfast at Uxbridge on Tuesday and Thursday. Dinner at High Wycombe Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday
- Monthly Monday Meals - Sport for fun every week
- Psychoeducational Group Sessions - Skills and development sessions weekly For any questions, please email: surecactivities@bnu.ac.uk
The Big Deal: International programme is only one part of a wide range of activity, support, entertainment and development available to students once they enrol with BNU and become a member of Bucks Students’ Union – for the full list of opportunities visit bucksstudentsunion.org
By Imogen Sanders
Starting university in a new country can be both exciting and overwhelming, but Bucks Students’ Union’s International Big Deal initiative is helping international students feel right at home.
The International Big Deal, part of the SU’s wider Big Deal programme, provides free events, trips, and social activities designed to help students from around the world settle into life at Bucks. From welcome mixers and cultural food nights to day trips exploring local landmarks, the initiative encourages students to make new friends and experience cultures across the globe in a fun, supportive environment. Many international students have praised the scheme for easing the transition to university life. “It’s been amazing to meet people from different countries and feel included from day one,” said one student. “The events helped me feel confident and part of the community.”
The goal of the International Big Deal is to ensure that every student, no matter where they come from, feels valued and connected. With its continued success, the International Big Deal is proving to be a key part of making Bucks New University a truly global and welcoming campus.
It’s time to make your voice heard! Voting is now open to decide who will represent you and your fellow students over the next year.
There are two key positions up for election: Student Reps and Union Council Chair
These are student-held, student-led, and student-focused roles, and exist to help make sure your voice is heard at all levels!
Student Reps are the foundation of student representation. These students help to gather feedback from their peers and work with university staff and the Students’ Union to make positive changes.
Whether it’s improving your course experience or celebrating what’s going well, your Student Reps make sure your experiences are heard and acted upon.
Union Council is the highest decisionmaking body within Bucks Students’ Union.
It represents the collective voice of all students, meeting monthly to discuss important issues, hold elected officers to account, and influence the direction of the Union.
The Union Council Chair leads these discussions, helping steer both the Council and the Union towards better outcomes for every student.
Electing these positions ensures that what we do as a union, truly is in the best interest of the students, and that its their voice that is being listened to. This is also your first step in actively contributing to your university community and getting involved in having your say about your student experience. Voting is open from Monday 20 October to Friday 24 October.
Make sure to cast your vote and help shape the student experience at BNU.
If voting has closed and your course doesn’t currently have a Student Rep, don’t worry — you can still get involved!
Just email surepresentation@bnu.ac.uk to find out how.
When I first stepped onto BNU soil as a fully-fledged undergrad, I was unsure what to expect. Freshers’ Week turned out to be the week of many days (and nights) to remember.
Though the introductory lectures were important and informative as they were (as seen), I really got stuck into everything ‘The Big Deal’ has to offer.
Some highlights included the Oktoberfest, - lots of singing and dancing - as well as Freshers’ Fair, seeing so many societies I can join.
It clearly worked, as I was successfully roped into writing this piece…
Throwing (some) caution to the wind, I look forward to the experiences of the year to come.
“Freshers’ Week turned out to be the week of many days (and nights) to remember”
By Jessica Hughes
Check the What’s On page for more information
By Jessica Hughes
A project derived from the cost-of-living campaign run by Bucks Students’ Union to make sure you are fed and well. The campaign aims to tackle food poverty within the student community at BNU by cutting the prices of food in our cafés. The Lounge is hosting three free hot meals a week and Pulse offering free breakfast twice a week. This is funded and supported by BNU and delivered by Bucks Students’ Union.
Head over to The Lounge in Bucks Students’ Union for free dinner Tuesday and Thursday (5-7pm), and Sunday (6-7.30pm) during term-time.
Each week there will be a different dish on offer, all Halal and packed full of healthy ingredients to keep you going through the week.
Free dinner is first come first served, and all you need to bring is your student ID and a good appetite.
Free breakfast
Head over to Pulse in Uxbridge for a free breakfast every Tuesday and Thursday (8.30-10am) during term-time. Included in the free breakfast is a tea/coffee, and a choice of either toast, porridge or fruit to help jump start your day.
Free breakfast is first come first served, and all you need to bring is your student ID and a good appetite
Need help?
If you have any issues regarding the cost-of-living crisis, or food poverty, then please contact the Students’ Union Advice Centre by emailing suadvice@bnu.ac.uk.
Every month a new recipe is created and meal bags packed with one serving of that recipe given out to students for free, all thanks to The Big Deal!
All meals are vegetarian, and we aim to make them as cheap as possible so you can keep making them. All recipe cards have optional added extras that you can buy and put into the meal yourself, whether that’s chicken breast, cheese or sausages.
On the first floor of East Wing, we have a Table Tennis table and Arcade Basketball available for all to use. In order to play, head down to the Students’ Union (Ground Floor of North Wing) and pick up some basketballs or table tennis bats and balls. All we will require is your name and student ID. For any more questions contact sport@bnu.ac.uk
Mini Golf - Mon 20 October (7pm - Late, The Venue)
Putt your way through the course while sipping on playful, handcrafted cocktails. Mon 20 October – Sun 2
Sip and Paint - Tues 21 October (7pm - Late, The Lounge)
We’ll have canvases, paints, brushes — everything you need to unleash your inner artist.
OMB! Domino’s - Wed 22 October (10pm - 3am, The Venue)
Dance the night away at our weekly student club night and grab a slice of the action with free Domino’s pizza served throughout the night.
Games Night - Thurs 23 October (6pm - 10pm, The Lounge)
From pool tables and arcade battles to Mario Kart races and timeless board games — there’s plenty of fun waiting for you and your friends to jump in!
SHUTDOWN - Fri 24 October (10pm - 3am, The Venue)
We’re bringing you none other than Fuse ODG – the British-Ghanaian Afrobeats superstar behind global hits like Antenna, Million Pound Girl, and Dangerous Love.
Dubtendo BYTE-SIZED - Sat 25 October (10pm - 3am, The Venue)
Expect heavy basslines, insane vibes, and pure party mode unlocked. This is a night you won’t want to miss.
The Big Quiz - Sun 26 October (7pm - 11pm, The Lounge)
Join us for The Big Quiz! Expect a fun mix of questions across history, music, pop culture, sport, science and more.
Bucks Band Slam II OUTNUMBERED - Mon 27 October (7pm - Midnight, The Venue)
A night of electrifying performances where bands and solo artists battle it out for the top spot. Only one act will be crowned the Halloween champion!
Sip and Paint - Tues 28 October (7pm - Late, The Lounge)
We’ll have canvases, paints, brushes — everything you need to unleash your inner artist.
OMBooo - Wed 29 October (10pm - 3am, The Venue)
Our weekly club night gets a terrifying twist! Expect spooky tunes, eerie décor, and a night full of Halloween energy.
Halloscream Karaoke - Thurs 30 October (8pm - 1am, The Lounge) Take the mic if you dare! Sing your heart out to haunting hits and monster anthems in this frightfully fun karaoke night.
Dollhouse of Horror - Fri 31 October (10pm - 3am, The Venue)
Enter if you dare… our haunted dollhouse maze will send shivers down your spine with live actors and jump scares around every corner.
The Manor - Sat 1 November (10pm - 3am, The Venue)
A chilling Halloween experience inside a cursed estate. Explore the maze, face your fears, and party the night away!
The Big Quiz - Sun 2 November (8pm - 11pm, The Lounge)
Test your knowledge, win prizes, and enjoy a fun night out with friends at our weekly quiz night hosted by Millie and Lilly. Test your knowledge, win prizes, and enjoy a fun night out with friends at our weekly quiz night hosted by Millie and Lilly.
Fully Transformed Venue
Live Actor Scare Maze Silent Disco Outdoor bar area
FREE FOR BNU STUDENTS
£5 DAY TICKETS
£8 WEEKEND TICKETS
Try our Warm Pancakes £2.95!
Breakfast Baps: (Please ask if you require a gluten free bap)
(Served from 9:00am - 11:30am Mon - Fri)
Bacon Bap £1.55 GF 439kcal
2 rashers of bacon served in a warm bap.
Sausage Bap £1.55 V° GF 520kcal
2 pork sausages or vegetarian sausages served in a warm bap.
Free Range Egg Bap £1.45 V GF 390kcal
Free range fried, scrambled or poached egg served in a warm bap.
Bacon and Sausage Bap £2.20 700kcal
1 rasher of bacon and 2 sausages served in a warm bap.
Breakfast Bap £2.95 831kcal
1 rasher of bacon, 2 sausages with free range fried scrambled or poached egg served in a warm bap.
Vegetarian Breakfast Bap £2.95 V 744kcal
3 vegetarian sausages, 2 hash browns and free range fried, scrambled or poached egg served served in a warm bap.
Quorn Sausage Muffin £2.95 V 672kcal
A warm breakfast muffin with 2 Quorn sausage pattie, cheese and a mini omelette.
All-day Breakfast £4.35 834kcal
Choose from the following: bacon, Red Tractor pork sausage, baked beans, hash browns, mushrooms, tomato and free range fried, scrambled or poached egg.
All-day Vegetarian Breakfast £4.35 V 610kcal
Choose from the following: sausages, baked beans, hash browns, mushrooms, tomato and free range fried, scrambled or poached egg.
Eggs Benedict £4.40 V 618kcal
Toasted English muffin topped with free range poached egg and served with Hollandaise sauce.
Warm Pancakes and Bacon
£2.95 954kcal
A stack of 5 American pancakes with crispy bacon and maple syrup.
(Served from 9:00am – 4:00pm Mon–Thurs, 9:00am – 3:00pm Fri)
Warm Pancakes
£2.95 VG 622kcal
A stack of 5 American pancakes with a forest fruit compote.
Tulip Muffins £2.30 V 490kcal
Triple chocolate, blueberry crumble, victoria sponge, or salted caramel.
Chewy Cookies £1.40 V 491kcal
Double chocolate, triple chocolate, or oat raisin and lemon cookies.
Open 9am – 4pm, Monday – Thursday 9am – 3pm, Friday
(Served from 11:00am – 4:00pm Mon – Thurs, 11:00am – 3:00pm Fri)
All burgers are served with your choice of fries or spicy wedges.
Upgrade to sweet potato fries for only 60p. Gluten free baps are also available.
The Classic £3.65 828kcal, double £5.10 1,129kcal
Flame grilled beef burger with tomato relish, shredded iceberg lettuce, served in a bap.
The Rooster Booster £3.95 912kcal, double £5.50 1,122kcal H°
A spicy coated chicken breast with mayonnaise, shredded iceberg lettuce, served in a bap.
The Mighty Lone Ranger £4.60 1,029kcal, double £6.10 1,282kcal GF VG
A quarter pound of plant based burger with a tomato relish, crisp lettuce, topped with vegan cheese, served in a bap.
The Red Tractor £5.75 1,071kcal, double £6.95 1,328kcal H° GF
A 6oz 21 day aged burger with tomato relish, crisp lettuce, sliced gherkin and topped with cheese, served in a bap.
The Halloumi £5.95 883kcal, double £6.95 1,199kcal V GF
A halloumi stack with an Asian sweet chilli slaw, served in a bap.
Add toppings to own your burger!
Three giant onion rings 90p V 241kcal Bacon 65p V 180kcal
Cheddar cheese 50p V 325kcal Vegan cheese 50p VG 285kcal
Jalapeño peppers 30p VG 20kcal
Free range fried or poached egg 50p V GF 131kcal
£13.95 - Three beef burgers, three spicy chicken burgers, stacked with bacon, cheese, beef tomato, fried egg, red onion, Jalapeño peppers and iceberg lettuce separated by our brioche bun floors; served with baked beans, garlic flat bread with cheese, onion rings and either chips or spicy wedges. 3,549kcal
Served from 11am–4pm Mon–Thurs, 11am–3pm Fri
Eat all the food on your plate in under 30 minutes to win an exclusive I Rusty t-shirt! This is a one person challenge, are YOU up for it?
(Served from 11:00am – 4:00pm Mon – Thurs, 11:00am – 3:00pm Fri)
Chips
£1.20 GF VG 139kcal
Chips and cheese
£1.40 V GF 553kcal
Chips and curry sauce
£1.40 V 559kcal
Spicy wedges
£1.20 VG 135kcal
Spicy wedges and cheese
Sweet potato fries
Garlic flat bread
£1.40 V 549kcal
£1.90 GF VG 158kcal
£1.20 V 287kcal
Garlic flat bread with cheese
6 giant onion rings
Side salad
£1.70 V 701kcal
£1.80 V 241kcal
£1.00 GF VG 50kcal
(Served from 11:00am – 4:00pm Mon – Thurs, 11:00am – 3:00pm Fri)
Panini or Toasted Sandwich
£2.75 V from 385kcal
Toasted to order with your choice of fillings. Please see the chalk board for the selection of fillings, treat yourself to a side of chips.
Chilli Nachos
£3.75 V GF 1162kcal
Tortilla chips loaded with chilli con carne and cheese with a sour cream dip.
The Club Sandwich £4.10 664kcal
Classic triple layered toasted sandwich with shredded iceberg lettuce, beef tomato, chicken mayonnaise and grilled bacon.
Mac ‘n’ Cheese Bites
£2.95 V 394kcal
Macaroni pasta and a mix of three cheeses in a crispy coating of breadcrumbs served with a tomato relish dip.
Jacket Potato from £1.80 GF V° VG 390kcal
Jacket potato with a choice of fillings. Please see the chalk boards on the bar.
House Mix ‘n’ Match Salad from £1.95 329kcal
Salad leaves and a mix of cucumber tomato sweetcorn and peppers with a choice of toppings:
Chicken strips £1.60 Smoked salmon £3.10 Smashed avocado £1.95
Tuna fish £1.80 Grilled halloumi £2.50 Caesar dressing Inc
French dressing Inc Mayonnaise Inc Garlic and herb croutons 50p
Dirty Fries £2.40 894kcal
Fries loaded with bacon, peppers, Cajun spice, red onion and melted cheese.
Big Foot Sub £3.10 520kcal
A foot-long sub filled with shredded iceberg lettuce, tomato red onion, with chicken strips and Emmental sliced cheese served warm.
The TT Sandwich £2.70 1221kcal
Four Birds Eye fish fingers between two slices of thick white bread with Tartare sauce and shredded iceberg. Served with Walkers crisps.
H o m e
(Served from 11:00am – 4:00pm Mon – Thurs, 11:00am – 3:00pm Fri)
Lasagne £4.60 V 138kcal
Layers of spinach pasta filled with a rich tomato sauce with British beef, topped with a béchamel sauce and cheese served with side salad.
Fish ‘n’ Chips
£3.85 GF 422kcal
Jumbo cod fillet in a crispy batter with chips or spicy wedges and your choice of mushy peas, garden peas or baked beans and lemon. Gluten free fish available.
Sausage ‘n’ Mash
£3.45 V° 495kcal
Jumbo sausage with mash potato and gravy with garden peas or baked beans.
Penne pasta from £2.95 GF VG 603kcal
Penne pasta served with a choice of sauces and sliced garlic bread, add cheese for an extra 50p.
Chicken Katsu Curry
£4.50 475kcal
Breast of chicken in a crisp Panko crumb cut into strips with plain rice and Katsu curry sauce.
Chicken Nuggets
£3.65 VG 351kcal
Chicken coated in breadcrumbs, served with chips or wedges. Halal and vegan option available.
All our food is prepared in a kitchen where nuts, cereals containing gluten and other allergens are present, and our menu descriptions do not include all ingredients.
If you have a food allergy or intolerance, please let us know before ordering. Full allergen information for food is available upon request.
Monday 29 September to Sunday 31 October 2025
Black History Month vegan dish from £3.25 VG
Ask for details of this weeks dish
Spicy macaroni cheese
£4.10 192kcal
macaroni pasta with spicy cheese sauce served with garlic bread slices
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Each year students and staff vote one charity to be the RAG charity of the year.
This year you voted Rape and Sexual Assault Support Service as the charity for the academic year 2025/26.
Rape and Sexual Abuse Support Service (South Buckinghamshire), formerly known as Rape Crisis (Wycombe Chiltern and South Buckinghamshire), is a Charity established in 1995. We offer assistance to individuals aged 16 and older in South Buckinghamshire and Slough, regardless of their gender identity. The charity is committed to offering cost-free and confidential support and information to survivors of rape, sexual assault, domestic abuse, and sexual abuse, irrespective of their gender or when the incidents occurred.
To support our fundraising efforts we will be running Activities all week.
You can find all the activities on the Whats on Page.
Monday 20 October
Carnival Games (12-2pm)
Men’s Hockey Challenge (12-2pm)
Monday 20 October to Friday 24 October 2025
Tuesday 21 October
Human Fruit Machine (12-2pm)
Rugby’s Pie a Rugby Player (12-2pm)
Wednesday 22 October
Doughnut Day (12-2pm)
Rugby’s Pie a Rugby Player (12-2pm)
Thursday 23 October
Guess the movie in Emoji’s (12-2pm)
Soak a hockey Player (12-2pm)
Dodgeball 4 RAG (6-9pm)
Friday 24 October
Spin your Luck (12-2pm)
Bucks FC - Wax a footballer (12-2pm)
Last year our students volunteered over 17,500 hours in the community, running clubs and societies and through our internal Students’ Union projects! Our students also managed to raise an amazing £16400 last year for RAG. Volunteering at University can be so beneficial for you and can easily coincide with your studies.
Volunteering can be anything from being on committee for a club or society, to giving back to the community either by helping with a river clean or helping with Horses Trust. It can be anything in which you give up your own time to give back to something or someone else.
Here at Bucks Students’ Union we are always encouraging students to volunteer as there are so many great benefits that you gain. Volunteering looks great on your CV and provides you with many experiences and skills which will be great for your time beyond university.
Volunteering can be extremely rewarding and enjoyable and it is also a chance to meet like-minded people and make new friends. Volunteering opportunities are varied and there is definitely something for everyone, from six-month internships to one-off volunteering opportunities like selling poppies for the British Legion. There is always an opportunity to get involved which we can make fit around everyone’s busy university schedule and individual passions.
There are so many volunteering opportunities in place for the year, if you want to see what we are offering visit the Bucks Students’ Union website and visit the volunteering portal where all the opportunities are kept. Students who volunteer their time get rewarded by being awarded with certificates based on the hours they have put in.
The hours are:
If you reach your platinum volunteering award, you will be invited to our annual Union Awards dinner evening to be presented with your certificate.
This academic year we are continuing our volunteering bundles! If you reach 30 community hours, you will be able to collect your very own volunteering kit which includes a T-shirt, hoodie, backpack, portable charger and more!
We want you to be kitted out in volunteering stash ready for any opportunity you may want to get involved with. There are only 50 bundles available, so be quick and get logging those hours.
By Kelly Wiles
By Kristen Clarke and Bethany Jackson
A big HELLO
to all new and returning Buckinghamshire New University students and staff!
We’ve had an amazing start to the year already — from opening Rusty’s Retreat to celebrating Freshers’ Fortnight. I’m really looking forward to getting started with all the exciting campaigns and events we have planned for the year ahead.
I’m also eager to work with all our sports teams and societies on their green initiatives — I know there are some brilliant ideas in the works!
Make sure to follow us on Instagram @bucksgreenambassador to stay up to date with everything “Green” — including updates, events, and our day-today activities.
If you have any questions or are keen to get involved, feel free to drop us a message on Instagram or email volunteering@bnu.ac.uk.
Bethany’s September update on Rusty’s Retreat:
Have you heard about the community garden? “Rusty’s Retreat” is reaching even taller heights. We officially opened the garden on Thursday 25th September welcoming members from BSU trustee board, student leaders, staff and BNU’s senior management, to take part and see what we have been up to during the summer months. Thank you to the students and staff who volunteered their time helping with the construction of garden, whether that was building furniture, filling planters, or planting our crops, thank you for the time and attention you gave to the space, and we hope to you using the space more often. There is still much to get involved with, like more planting and the upkeep – the plants need a hydrating hero, we also need to do some painting in this space too. So, if you are interested in making your mark, or just wanted to get stuck in with the garden itself, get in touch with volunteering@bnu.ac.uk or bethany.jackson@bnu.ac.uk to learn how.
The Big Deal is something both we and our students absolutely love!
It’s what allows them to enjoy everything we offer, completely FREE
We recently looked into just how much a student can save through The Big Deal compared to attending another university, and the results were incredible.
Take Marissa, for example, a highly active member of the Students’ Union who saved an estimated £2,090 thanks to The Big Deal!
She made the most of our free co-curricular activities, which not only gave her amazing experiences but also helped her develop valuable skills that boosted her employability after graduation.
At Bucks, we’re proud to provide opportunities that are not just fun and engaging, but that genuinely help students grow personally and professionally.
During her time here, Marissa threw herself into every opportunity available, from being a Student Development Ambassador, Fresher Helper and Student Rep, to joining sports teams and societies, attending first aid training, and becoming Chair of Musical Theatre and AU Council. She even joined the Leadership Academy and won a Union Award in 2024!
Marissa’s journey shows exactly what The Big Deal is all about — making the most of university life, developing new skills, and preparing for a successful future, all without spending a penny extra.
There is so much you can do with the Students Union, and it is all FREE! If there is something you are interested in doing or taking part in, please email: sutraining@bnu.ac.uk
By
My Freshers’ Helper experience
This was my second year as a Freshers’ Helper — this time as a Head Helper, which gave me more responsibility, making sure all new and returning helpers were comfortable and safe. Being a Freshers’ Helper is an incredible opportunity to take on at the start of the academic year, with plenty of chances to get involved throughout.
During training, you learn everything you need to know — from accommodation and welfare checks to helping out on nights at the Venue (and, of course, staying warm by the toaster while giving out toast!).
Throughout the first two weeks of Freshers’, there have been loads of opportunities to help out. We’ve had the Help Desk open all day, every day, supporting students with finding classes or answering general questions.
We also ran campus tours, supported the Bucks New Usage fair, and even more! You may have also seen me covering the Students’ Union reception desk from time to time.
If you’re thinking about applying to be a Freshers’ Helper next year — do it! The team is so lovely and welcoming, and I guarantee you’ll have a great time while doing it.
“It’s the best way to meet new people, give back, and make a real difference during Freshers!”
• Money
• Your personal life
• Legal issues
• Accommodation
• Course issues
• International student issues
Our professional, confidential, and independent advice service provides information, advice, and guidance and is available to all students at BNU.
From course-related issues and money worries to personal problems and general welfare concerns, our experienced advisors are set-up to provide you with confidential advice and guidance when you need it the most.
We have the time to listen, advise and support students, providing a service which is accessible and welcoming. We use our experience and knowledge on student issues to make life better for students at Bucks.
High Wycombe Campus: Room N0.04, ground floor, North Wing 01494 603 016
Uxbridge Campus: Room 1.03, first floor 01494 605 180
We offer in-person appointments at High Wycombe or Uxbridge, or if you are off-site, telephone or online appointments, whichever suits you best. If you have an enquiry or want to make an appointment just drop-in, phone or email us.
bucksstudentsunion.org/advice suadvice@bnu.ac.uk
High Wycombe: Monday to Thursday 9am–5pm, Friday 9am - 4.30pm
Uxbridge: Monday to Thursday 9am–5pm, Friday 9am - 4.30pm
We have partnered with Buckinghamshire New University to run the newly renovated Brunel Engine Shed, which is located opposite the High Wycombe train station. Come along and grab a Costa coffee and some food in this beautiful building or check out the current art exhibition we have on display.
Open 9am-3pm Monday - Friday.
We will also be running various events and conferences, and it is available to hire out.
We can’t wait to welcome you here
This year, we are honoured to partner with One Ummah, a UK-based charity founded in Middlesbrough with a 100% donation policy, for our Week of Change 2025 campaign!
About the Week of Change
The Week of Change is an initiative by One Ummah that inspires universities and institutions across the UK to host events dedicated to supporting those in need.
It’s about more than just fundraising, it’s about uniting communities, raising awareness, and creating lasting impact.
“Charity is more than giving, it is planting seeds of change that multiply across generations.”
Through this campaign, we aim to empower families, uplift communities, and bring hope in times of crisis.
Theme: ‘Ilm — Education
Education lies at the heart of this year’s campaign. It was the first command revealed in the Qur’an:
“Read in the name of your Lord who created…” (Surah Al-‘Alaq 96:1)
Education represents dignity, empowerment, and the most sustainable way to break cycles of poverty. It gives individuals the tools to change their futures and contribute meaningfully to society.
One Ummah’s mission goes beyond temporary aid, it’s about sustainable change. From Gaza to Pakistan, Afghanistan to Yemen, and beyond, communities face immense hardship due to conflict and crisis. This year, our education-focused projects will:
Keep children in school with meals, uniforms, books, and resources
Support teachers and imams through sponsorships and training
Build masjids as centres for learning, worship, and community life
Deliver holistic education across Gaza, Syria, Lebanon, Yemen, Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Africa By supporting these efforts, we’re helping to restore hope, dignity, and opportunity to those who need it most.
Friday 24 October — Sisters’ Speaker Event (Sheikha Fatima Barakatulla) & Jummah Collections
Saturday 25 October — Regional Hike (Open to brothers and sistersSeven Sisters)
Tuesday 28 October — Auction Dinner (Ustadh Abu Taymiyyah)
Wednesday 29 October — Bake Sale
Friday 31 October — Jummah Collections – Day 2
Thursday 13 November — Brothers’ Speaker Event (Yusuf Chambers)
TBC — Charity Car Wash
How to Get Involved:
1. Create your fundraising page – fill in your personal details > set your personal goal > select ‘Universities and School’ > select ‘London & South’ region > select > ‘Buckinghamshire New University ISOC’
2. Share your page – Encourage friends and family to donate and support your efforts.
3. Volunteer – Keep an eye out for opportunities to help during the week!
4. Attend the events – Show your support and help spread awareness! Everyone is welcome!
The Week of Change 2025 is our chance to transform lives through education, sustainability, and compassion.
Let’s come together as a community to make a meaningful impact with One Ummah, In’Sha’Allah.
Contact Us:
Instagram: @bnuislamicsociety
Or message the admins on our WhatsApp group if you have any questions!
Sport Location Time
Athletics
Marlow Athletics
Times range (for more information, contact sport@bucks.ac.uk)
Men’s Badminton Gateway Events Hall Monday 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Women’s Badminton Gateway Events Hall Monday 5.30pm - 7.30pm
Men’s Basketball Gateway Events Hall
Monday 9pm - 10pm Thursday 7pm - 8pm
Women’s Basketball Gateway Events Hall Monday 7.30pm - 9pm
Thursday 6pm - 9pm
Cheer
Dance Studio E1.01 (Pom)
Gateway Events Hall (Main Cheer)
Cricket
Sunday 2.30pm - 4.30pm
Thursday 8pm - 10pm
Sunday 12.30pm - 2pm
Gateway Events Hall Friday 4pm–6pm
Monday 6pm - 9pm
Tuesday 6pm - 9pm
Wednesday 3.30pm - 5pm
Dance
Dance Studio 3 E1.101
Men's Football Flackwell Heath 3G
Thursday 7pm - 10pm
Contact BNU dance club for further details. (See website for more details)
Monday 7pm - 9.30pm
Women's Football Holmer Green Football club Monday 8pm - 9.30pm
Men’s Futsal Gateway Events Hall Friday 6pm - 8pm
Men's Hockey Royal Grammar School Friday 6pm - 8pm
Women's Hockey Royal Grammar School Friday 6pm - 8pm
Women’s Netball Kingsmead Rec Netball Ground Tuesday 7pm - 9pm
Men’s Rugby Marlow Rugby Club
Monday 6.30pm - 8pm Tuesday 7.30pm - 9pm
Swimming Wycombe Leisure Centre Tuesday 9pm - 10pm
Men’s Volleyball
Women’s Volleyball
Gateway Events Hall Tuesday 8pm - 10pm
Gateway Events Hall Tuesday 8pm - 10pm
The BNU Badminton team has kicked off the new academic year in style, welcoming an incredible wave of new players with over 100 sign ups from Freshers Fair!
From first-years picking up a racket for the very first time to returning players ready to compete, the courts were buzzing with energy. The mix of fun, friendly competition, and relaxed fun sessions set the tone for what’s shaping up to be an exciting season ahead.
We held our trials for the competitive team and are getting ready for our first match of the season away at Hertfordshire. We also welcomed the new Women’s team for the first time in many years and it was great to see so many women signing up for the new team. Both teams are ready to go and looking forward to what looks like is going to be a great year for BNU badminton!
If you missed the first session, don’t worry — new players are still more than welcome to join in. Come along, get involved, and see what all the excitement’s about.
By Monique Powell, Sophie Nethercoat and Msgana G Michael
‘On the first day of hockey training, I was filled with anxiety as I didn’t have a clue how to play and as a first-year student I didn’t know anyone yet, but that’s where I felt the team strength as the girls were welcoming and the coaches took their time to show the beginners the basics.
Not once was I overlooked or told I was not good enough. Since joining I have been encouraged and have befriended my whole team feeling empowered after the sessions.’
Msgana G Michael
Scan to visit - Women’s Hockey
‘This is my second year on Women’s Hockey, this year with the opportunity of being part of committee which has been incredible so far. Each training session has been very insightful and has broadened the aspects of being part of the team and each role.
As a collective we share how we can ensure everyone has the best and safest time and is able to succeed and excel! Meeting the freshers has been so lovely and exciting whether they’re joining our sporty family or are a social member. Getting to know each and every one of them has been an incredible time and I hope that continues’
Sophie Nethercoat
‘So far our training sessions have been fun, challenging and rewarding. Each session I learn more and more, and we strengthen our relationships with one another on the pitch as well as off.
This is my third year as part of Women’s Hockey, and I have always felt included and welcomed so meeting the new freshers and giving them the same experience has been lovely and warming. We can’t wait to meet more members to join our club’
Monique Powell
Bucks Students' Union provides a free night bus on a Wednesday night and other big night time events for students to get home safely and quietly.
The SSHH bus runs from 10pm to 3:30am picking up at Brook Street, Desborough Road, Roberts Road, Suffield Road, Kitchener Road, Hughenden Halls, Hughenden Road and Windsor Halls and dropping to the Students' Union.
After midnight the bus starts to take students home and drops off at the locations above.
Just jump in the bus and tell the driver where you are heading to and thanks to the Big Deal you can get home safely and free
Brook Street
Desborough Road
Roberts Road
Suffield Road
Kitchener Road
Hughenden Halls
Hughenden Road
Windsor Halls
By Hannah Fitzgibbons and Andrew Markland
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Using only the letters in the word wheel, how many 4 letter or above words can you find? (You must always use the middle letter too!)
