Holt School students unveil mosaic in memory of former teacher killed in Forbury Gardens terror attack
This morning, pupils at the school spoke about creating a permanent memorial to the former history teacher, who was killed ...
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Reading remembers Forbury victims one year on
In the shadow of the Maiwand lion statue, Reading came together remember the three people who died, and those injured, ...
Memorial planned to mark one year since Forbury Gardens attack
A memorial service will be held to remember the victims of the Forbury Gardens terrorist attack, one year on.
REVIEW OF THE YEAR: June 2020 – The month the shops reopened, and an unspeakable tragedy leaves a scar
NON-ESSENTIAL shops were given permission to reopen from June 15, while outdoor markets were able to resume from June 1. ...
Wokingham pub’s bank holiday of music and fun – helped by Kara Van Park – helps support Forbury Three
A WOKINGHAM pub helped honour the Forbury Three with a special fundraising event on Bank Holiday Monday. In normal times, ...
Reading remembers: Two weeks on, community holds vigil for Forbury Gardens victims
READING came together on Saturday night for a moving moment of reflection to remember the victims of the Forbury Gardens ...
VOICE OF WOKINGHAM: Creating a physical place for the victims
OUR hearts go out to the family, friends, students and colleagues who knew James Furlong, Joe Ritchie-Bennett and David Wails ...
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