Bella Fatherley joined The Tab Nottingham in 2021 during her second year of university as a student contributor going on to become News Editor and is now the Co-Editor in Chief
Bella Fatherley is in her final year at the University of Nottingham completing a degree in French Studies which included a year studying in France
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‘Had the offender not suffered the mental condition that he did, the sentencing judge would doubtless have been considering a whole life term’
Applications close on Wednesday 15th May
‘Our beloved Oshada was very close to our hearts and can never be forgotten’
‘Until the law is changed murderers will get away with murder’
This comes after attendance to morning lectures dropped to an all time low
This comes after it emerged there was an active arrest warrant for Calocane at the time of the attacks
The press invited claimed they were asked to sign non-disclosure agreements before attending the briefing
Valdo Calocane had been sentenced to an indefinite hospital order
The victims families are ‘utterly horrified’ at the ‘deceptions’ that they have faced from the force
Rekom has closed 17 venues across the country
Police are proactively working to tackle drug dealing in the area
Only staff who had been working with them for two years will receive a redundancy package
The club is one of 17 other sites shutting down across the country
The club was reportedly being stripped yesterday afternoon
The families say they were ‘rushed and railroaded’ into accepting the manslaughter plea
‘They were let down by the very system that should have been protecting them’
It is ‘highly unlikely’ that Valdo Calocane will ever be released
Nottinghamshire Police has admitted it could have ‘done more’
‘Barney was a vibrant loving boy growing into a man’
Valdo Calocane pleaded guilty to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility
‘He was the best friend you could have’
Oshada Jayasundera was fatally hit by a car being pursued by the police
‘Our hearts are heavy with grief as we come to terms with this unfortunate incident’
Oshada Jasadundera was ‘well respected by his peers and tutors’
He will receive an Honorary Doctorate of Sport
An arrest had been made in connection with the incident
Jamie Roe’s mother described him as never saying ‘a bad word about anyone’
‘We will leave no stone unturned in ensuring justice is properly served for Barnaby and Grace’
The university aims to reach the target by 2040
Valdo Calocane admitted to three counts of manslaughter on the basis of diminished responsibility
The flat was vandalised with a note left saying ‘Free Palestine KYS, Tory C***S’
It’s never too early for some festive cheer
Students were initially told that it was a ‘mechanical issue’
Both venues have signed up to the Safe Space Pledge
There will be increased options for those aged 18-25 who want advise and support around drug and alcohol use
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Come to our open meeting from 5:30pm on the 5th of October at Mooch!
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You must be aged between 19 and 21 to qualify
Gus Coombes was described as ‘lovely and articulate’ with ‘so much to give’
Brandon Flowers dedicated their performance of Mr Brightside to Barnaby
They will be available to students in catered accommodation from September
Ian Coates, Barnaby Webber and Grace O’Malley-Kumar were fatally stabbed on June 13th
Students who reject their derived marks will walk the stage without knowing their degree classification
Students may not receive their marks in time to register for their next year of study