The College was established by Henry VIII in 1546 and currently stands as the largest college within Cambridge or Oxford. It comprises 180 Fellows, nearly 700 undergraduates, and 400 postgraduates. The college employs approximately 360 individuals and benefits from a substantial endowment fund.
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The College was established by Henry VIII in 1546 and currently stands as the largest college within Cambridge or Oxford. It comprises 180 Fellows, nearly 700 undergraduates, and 400 postgraduates. The college employs approximately 360 individuals and benefits from a substantial endowment fund.
Pursuant to EU legislation, any organisation not publicly funded and employing in excess of 250 individuals was mandated to undertake an Energy Saving Opportunity Scheme (ESOS) assessment by 5th December 2015. This necessitated an appraisal of all facets of energy consumption across all organisational assets. The ESOS assessment exclusively encompassed expenditure where, upon identification of potential savings, such savings would accrue to the organisation.
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"It would be more cost-effective to construct a new college from scratch, on agricultural land owned by the college outside Cambridge, and convert the historic buildings into a Disney-style tourist attraction in the city centre; however, that would fundamentally alter the very nature of Cambridge. This, nonetheless, is impossible." [Dr Rod Pullen, Junior Bursar, Trinity College]
