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Richard Okorogheye s body found in a lake in Epping Forest on Monday.Photo: PA Richard Okorogheye’s mother hopes to build a foundation in his name to support sufferers of sickle cell disease and young people with their mental health, after her son “struggled to cope” during lockdown. Evidence Joel has thanked the public for donating to a fundraiser, set up by her cousin Blessing Okorji, to cover funeral costs and to build a memorial bench near where Mr Okorogheye was found. Police confirmed a body found in a lake in Epping Forest on Monday was that of the 19-year-old student, who was reported missing two weeks ago.
Richard Okorogheye: Family s fundraiser for beautiful soul who left too soon raises £19,800 in under 17 hours
This comes after unofficial fundraisers were circulated online
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Richard s aunt said he wanted so much out of his life the didn t get (Image: Hala Mohamed)
The family of student Richard Okorogheye, 19, who was found dead in an Epping Forest pond have launched an official fundraiser in his memory. Blessing Okorji, Richard s aunt as stated on their campaign page, said losing Richard was something they never thought they d have to go through.
Ms Okoroji said: We always imagined Richie in our lives. He had a big impact in his friends and family s life. We have all created amazing memories with him that we will all hold with us forever.
Richard Okorogheye s mum claims he was lured to his death and denies he killed himself
Oxford Brookes University student Richard Okorogheye, 19, went missing from his home in Ladbroke Grove, west London and his body was later found in a pond in Epping Forest, Essex
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The teenager had plans and aspirations, his mum said (Image: Hala Mohamed)
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By Chloe Lane
Updated April 9, 2021
Updated April 9, 2021
Hospitality
The recently released QS World University Rankings by Subject 2021 contains 100 of the best schools to study hospitality and leisure management.
Switzerland s Ecole hôtelière de Lausanne is the best university to study hospitality in the world.
The QS Rankings by Subject are based on four indicators: academic reputation, employer reputation, research citations per paper and the H-index (a way of measuring the productivity and published work of a scientist or scholar). You can find more details about the methodology behind the subject rankings here.
Read on to learn more about the best hospitality and leisure management schools in each region. Alternatively, if you would like to explore the 50 schools in further detail, click here to view the full table.