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A native of Britain, he made his mark in his adopted city styling celebrities like Adele, Roger Federer and the Olsen twins.

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A man has taken to the streets of Bromley with toys and tiny props to draw attention to the potholes in the roads and “the lack of action…

Crofton School in Stubbington has joined the multi academy trust which works with Thornden School

She has has now focused her charitable efforts towards charity Sophie’s Journey. Nalah Stones said: “I’m really lucky to have had a creative outlet like this over lockdown and it’s been amazing watching it grow into Nalah Bear’s Boutique. "I feel really proud of the donations that have been raised and it’s super rewarding to know that I can use my skills to benefit and support others.” Anneka Wass, Director of Performing Arts at Barton Peveril praised the student, claiming...

Josh Hendy, took his life in November last year after his mental health declined. The 21-year-old went to Crofton School in Stubbington and onto CEMAST college in Fareham. He worked at MOD in the Portsmouth dockyard as a security guard and also volunteered as a special constable in Hampshire constabulary. Now, Alice Hendy has set up Ripple Suicide Prevention, in his memory. She hopes that her new charity will raise awareness of the lack of intervention online for those suffering with ...

A BARTON Peveril Sixth Form College student has been highlighted as a potential future Olympian. Monique Vennis-Ozanne is being dubbed the next big thing after being selected for the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Transition Group - 49er Winter 2020/21. The Transition Group aims to bridge the gap between youth and adult sailing, with a focus on developing youth sailors into Olympic athletes. Monique said: “Im very happy to have been selected for the squad, it is the first step in my...

A COLLEGE student has been highlighted as a potential future Olympian after being selected for a yachting association. Barton Peveril Sixth Form College student, Monique Vennis-Ozanne, has been chosen for the Royal Yachting Association (RYA) Transition Group - 49er Winter 2020/21. The Transition Group aims to bridge the gap between youth and adult sailing, with a focus on developing youth sailors into Olympic athletes. The college says the second year student’s selection recognises�...