Becca Bashford reports on the implementation of the ‘Ask for Angela’ campaign, designed to protect people from uncomfortable or unsafe situations in pubs and restaurants.

The confirmation of Brett Kavanaugh showed us that men’s anger is more valuable than women’s safety.

Phoebe Hagan gives you FIVE reasons to join the elusive Insanity Radio!

Michele Theil reports on the recently out-of-use bollards in Egham High Street.

Mariam Gevorgyan discusses the life changing work of Edmilson Angelo, an MA student from Oxford currently studying a PhD in Politics and International Relations at RHUL, and his ambition to tackle poverty in Sub-Saharan Africa.

One of the latest groups on campus, SPIN get together once a month to debate everything to do with Social Psychology and its association with the latest news. Alice Hitchcock has everything you need to know.

The casting of a new Doctor is actually a reflection of the intended audience, writes Beth Carr. Months of speculation and waiting ended at the weekend: not only did Federer win Wimbledon in straight sets but the identity of the next Doctor in Doctor Who was revealed. A hood was dropped and the secret of […]

Zara Gillick reports on the recent suspected ‘bomb scare’ at Magna Carta School, Egham. Just before 4pm on Friday 27th February 2017, Surrey Police and a bomb disposal team were called to the Magna Carta School in Egham when concerns were raised over an ‘item confiscated from a student’. Staff at the school called the […]

Anna Robinson reports on the incident from the beginning of March, which required an air ambulance, as driver fled the scene leaving fellow motorist with serious injuries. On March 1, a road collision on Stroude Road, Egham left a motorist with serious injuries. The accident, which happened at around 1.30pm on the Wednesday, involved two […]

Recent reports regarding access to higher education suggests that those from disadvantaged areas in the UK are less likely to attend university. Louise Jones finds out more… Teenagers from the most disadvantaged areas of the UK are four times less likely to apply for university than those from more well off backgrounds, official figures have revealed. […]