Archive

  • Young Reporter: First Time to France

    I believe that everyone loves travelling. It always brings joy and fun to us and we never want to leave at the end of the trip.   During the half term, I went to France with my family for 4 days, and it was the first time in my entire life! I was

  • Young Reporter: The Car Lady of Prebend Gardens

    Anne Naysmith was born at Southend-On-Sea in 1937. Since she was young a successful musical career was ahead of her as by the age of 18 she already held a place at the Royal Academy of Music. By 1960, the pianist was greatly acknowledged, having

  • Young Reporter: Learner cars swarm Berrylands

    Modern life is full of rushing about to fulfil our many roles and responsibilities. This means any minor slowdowns and annoyances can be very frustrating. And nothing in contemporary life is as annoying as the plague of learners that has descended

  • Young Reporter: Waldegrave Welcomes You To Oz

    On Thursday and Friday the 5th and 6th of March, Waldegrave School For Girls will be opening their new creative arts block with two performances of a long anticipated production of 'The Wizard Of Oz'.  The new building features a performance hall

  • Young Reporter: Love Hurts!

    Love Hurts! On the twelfth of February, I had the chance of meeting one of my favourite authors Patrick Ness and three others: Catherine Johnson, James Dawson and Malorie Blackman. All four are successful authors with many young adult books published

  • Young Reporter: Women in Mathematics event

    Women in Mathematics Event On 26th February, I attended a women in mathematics event at the Royal Institution. In case you couldn't tell, it was based on celebrating women's achievements in maths to escape the thought that only male mathematicians

  • Brentford: Lack of quality gives Bees the Blues

    Brentford boss Mark Warburton insisted his men are not out of the Championship promotion race, providing his men bounce back from defeat at Birmingham City with a win. The Bees slumped to a 1-0- defeat - care of a James Tarkowski own goal - at

  • AFC Wimbledon: Ardley slams lacklustre stars

    AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley pulled no punches and slammed his players after a 1-0 defeat at bottom of the table Hartlepool. A late Ryan Bird goal sealed the points for the relegation fighters, who remain bottom of League Two, while Dons dropped

  • House of Payne: Perspective needed on Tolfrey's ,blue Monday

    Behaviour in football grounds has improved massively over the years but they can still be a pretty unforgiving place, writes John Payne. The England midfielder Alan Lallana may have been with Southampton for half of his life, but that didn't stop

  • New Kingston nursery invites Ofsted inspectors in

    A Kingston nursery that opened on the site of a former drug and alcohol rehabilitation centre has called on Ofsted inspectors to pop in to give its official stamp of approval as soon as possible. Monkey Puzzle opened at the former Kaleidoscope

  • Young Reporter: Hogwarts gives Sutton Library a visit

    On Thursday 5th February, to Harry Potter fanatics’ pleasure, Sutton Library hosted a Harry Potter day, organised by young library volunteers.   In the evening, stalls had been set up and people were welcome to take part in the event that volunteers

  • Young Reporter:Skiing experience

    On my 7hr flight to Boston I wondered what really possessed me, a girl who has about as much luck as Bridget Jones to go on a skiing holiday. Well, I thought can’t do anything about it now. On the first day, we had to get all our hiring equipment