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Find funding and save Jodrell Bank, stars say

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Find funding and save Jodrell Bank, stars say
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Find funding and save Jodrell Bank, stars sayImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The observatory has regularly hosted gigs and festivals alongside its scientific workByStewart WhittinghamNorth WestPublished2 hours agoMore than 150 public figures have signed a letter calling…

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Find funding and save Jodrell Bank, stars sayImage source, Getty ImagesImage caption, The observatory has regularly hosted gigs and festivals alongside its scientific workByStewart WhittinghamNorth WestPublished2 hours agoMore than 150 public figures have signed a letter calling for the government to reverse a "foolish" decision and "find funding immediately to save Jodrell Bank".About £2.8m has been pulled from the Cheshire observatory, leaving the University of Manchester needing to find alternative cash by 2028.Signatories of the letter include astronaut Tim Peake, musicians Sir Brian May and Jarvis Cocker, Scotland's Astronomer Royal Prof Catherine Heymans, physicists Prof Jim Al-Khalili and Prof Brian Cox, and Judy Spence, the daughter of the site's founder Sir Bernard Lovell.

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