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Manchester Evening News
Manchester Evening News
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Paul Britton

University of Manchester will pay students £170 each to help during cost of living crisis

The University of Manchester has announced special cost of living payments will be given to students this winter in a scheme worth around £7m.

Registered students will each receive a one-off 'cost of living payment', confirmed university bosses. Full-time students will receive £170 and part-time students £85, with all monies paid into their UK bank accounts.

The university, at which more than 45,000 students study, said the roll-out for payments was expected before the Christmas break, to help support students over the winter months. Bosses hailed a 'sector-leading initiative' - and also announced financial support for its staff.

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