School reveals mural in memory of Olly Stephens
A mural in memory of murdered teenager Olly Stephens has been revealed at the school he attended. Olly was tragically ...
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Olly Stephens’ Dad calls for total ban on mobile phones in schools
THE father of murdered Reading schoolboy, Olly Stephens, has called for mobile phones to be banned from schools.
Angling society’s fun day in honour of Olly Stephens returns
A COMMUNITY group's fundraiser is set to return for a second time.
Matt Rodda MP challenges Rishi Sunak on ‘legal but harmful’ content in Online Safety Bill
Recent amendments to the bill have seen clauses designed to tackle online content which is deemed harmful but not unlawful ...
£6,420 raised in memory of Olly Stephens to support Reading Young People’s Hub
A CHARITY that aims to help young people with their mental health is appealing for funds to create a new ...
TVP officers given chief’s commendation for work during Olly Stephens’ murder investigation
Officers and members of staff were commended by the chief constable on Wednesday, November 23, for their part in the ...
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