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The Global Esports Federation has confirmed a partnership with the UK’s Confetti Institute of Creative Technologies. Confetti, which is part of Nottingham Trent University, shares GEF’s vision of creating career pathways in the esports industry.

This initiative will help place esports at the heart of the global economy. The two organizations’ debut collaboration will be for the first-ever Commonwealth Esports Championships (CEC2022) which take place this summer in Birmingham.

£170million…sounds a lot of money to be at stake on the result of a football match. But that’s the minimum financial reward, staggered over three years, for the winners of the Championship play-off Final.

Nottingham’s Broad Marsh and The Island Quarter have been showcased at a national forum this week as two of the most significant city centre development sites in the UK.