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REFUGEES from Ukraine were taken on a river trip in Henley to mark their country’s Independence Day. Henley Lions Club sponsored the trip on the Rivertime...

New findings are fueling an old suspicion that fundamental particles and forces spring from strange eight-part numbers called "octonions." In 2014, a graduate student at the University of Waterloo, Canada, named Cohl Furey rented a car and drove...

Some 20,360 pupils in England, Wales and Northern Ireland found out today that they were unplaced and therefore eligible for Clearing, based on exam results.

When Martha Heaps’ family moved from the West Country to Highbury during lockdown, the 18-year-old did not want to disrupt her studies in Bristol.

HARDWORKING students at The King’s School Chester are celebrating top A-Level grades and prestigious university places in the first year of…

Sir Tom Scholar is regarded as a ‘walking embodiment’ of the Whitehall establishment

Professor

Haigh, who was widely known as Di, was a director at Allies and Morrison between 1996 and 2007 and a consultant director at the practice between 2011 and

A former teacher from Llanfyllin recently passed away after many decades of service to local schools and the community.

Leaders at local universities and colleges are planning for a mostly traditional school year, complete with in-person learning and open activities — all while keeping an eye on covid-19. As students prepare to return to campus, schools are gearing up for the third academic year of monitoring the coronavirus on