Express.co.uk • 3rd November 2016

Britons plan to burn giant Donald Trump holding SEVERED HEAD of Clinton on Bonfire Night

Britons are preparing to torch a 36ft wooden figure of Republican candidate Donald Trump holding the severed head of rival Hillary Clinton on Bonfire Night.

Express.co.uk • 3rd November 2016

Nigel Farage wins lifetime achievement award for Brexit role at Parliamentarian ceremony

Nigel Farage has been handed a lifetime achievement award for playing a pivotal role in Britain’s decision to leave the European Union.

The Independent • 17th May 2016

EU referendum: How both sides have harnessed hyperbole to further their arguments

Hackney Post • 16th March 2016

Take a tour of the new Old Castle Cinema

The creator of Pillow Cinema, a company that creates unique cinema experiences, is now focusing on bringing the retro and vintage atmosphere of classic film theatres to local cinema.

Hackney Post • 2nd March 2016

Lib Dem candidate slams Mayor's comments on Hackney Marsh

Plans to build new football stadium on Hackney Marsh have descended into a bitter row after mayor Jules Pipe branding conservationists opposing the development as “tree huggers”.

Hackney Post • 20th November 2015

London Fields ward forum halted by high turnout

A ward meeting in London Fields has been called-off because of “over-subscription”. Residents organised the meeting, on 12 November, to discuss the dispute over road closures in the area with local government and fellow residents.

Hackney Post • 12th November 2015

Alt-J band member opens new café

A member of Mercury Prize-winning band Alt-J has transformed a yard of shipping containers into a café called Dandy in London Fields. Gus Unger-Hamilton, the band’s vocalist and keyboardist, said: “We want this café to be like a home away from home. We want the food and wine to remind people why they love those things.

Hackney Post • 12th November 2015

London Fields residents clash over 'chaotic' road closures

A trial of 16 road closures in London Fields intended to create safer and cleaner neighbourhoods has divided residents. Hackney Council’s proposal aims to allow cyclists and pedestrians to travel freely while preventing “rat running”, the use of side streets to avoid main roads.

Hackney Post • 28th October 2015

Hackney fashionista launches new Channel 4 series

London Fields fashion expert Meryl Fernandes has landed a starring role in the new Channel 4 series Crazy, Sexy, Cool. The six part series will investigate celebrities’ wardrobes, and will advise how to recreate their looks on the high street.

East Grinstead Courier • 13th August 2015

Friends aim to match running costs for hospice with South East Asian charity trek

TWO adventurous friends are preparing to hike across Vietnam to raise money for St Catherine's Hospice.

East Grinstead Courier • 9th August 2015

Top ten East Grinstead foods to try before you die

With the famous South of England Showground just across the road, it's no surprise that this traditional English pub serves some of the best cheese around. Many a passer-by has stopped off to try the local favourite – baked camembert with garlic and thyme served with croutons, onion and marmalade. Just don't let the

Croydon Advertiser • 4th August 2015

Art student creates audio bus tours for South Norwood to delve into area's history

BOREDOM on bus journeys through South Norwood is set to become a thing of the 'past' after an artist created a special audio tour shedding light on the area's secrets.

East Grinstead Courier • 1st August 2015

Ten top things to do with the kids in and around East Grinstead during the summer holidays

The school summer holidays are here. Parents are looking for distractions to entertain - and occasionally inform - their youngsters, and keep them out of trouble. We asked Charles Ward to draw up a list of interesting things for children to do during the summer holidays which are no more than an hour's drive from East Grinstead and this is what he came up with

The Tab Brookes • 26th March 2015

'Please celebrate responsibly': Dorset House imposes curfew on post-dissertation celebrations

Killjoy staff at Dorset House accommodation have clamped down on post-dissertation revelry this weekend.

The Tab Brookes • 25th March 2015

Brookes has fined us over £40k in the past year

Last year, over 10,000 fines were received by students from the university, the total amount of which adding up to a whopping £40,314.

The Tab Brookes • 10th March 2015

'Some people call me the white Floyd': Meet this year's Fight Night contestants

With every year at Brookes comes exciting new experiences and challenges to face – this year, those memorable experiences will be marked with witnessing some of the greatest fights in history.

The Tab Brookes • 5th March 2015

Our vice-chancellor claimed a jammy £8000 in expenses last year

Vice-chancellor Janet Beer spent over £8000 on personal expenses last year — on top of a generous £253,000 salary.

The Tab Brookes • 9th February 2015

Students shave their heads at Smut to raise cash for cancer charity

A group of Brookes students shaved their heads at Smut last week to raise £1000 for Teenage Cancer Trust.

The Tab Brookes • 27th January 2015

Brookes suffer valiant loss in latest university challenge round

Last night Oxford Brookes went head to head with St. Peters College Oxford in a tense battle of wits.

The Tab Brookes • 12th January 2015

Wheatley campus teaching facilities will be axed completely starting next year

In a plot twist M. Night Shyamalan would be jealous of, Wheatley Campus, the winner of the Brookes Worst Halls competition, will be scrapped from next year.