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| 23 Feb 2022 | |
| Written by Timothy Hamilton | |
| News |
After the London bombings in 2005, a world-leading emergency trauma service was set up in the capital. A new TV series follows the team of first responders, critical care doctors and surgeons who come the rescue.
https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/the-people-who-saved-my-life-hgg9cdmhf
The documentary series Emergency begins on Channel 4 on February 28 at 9pm, featuring OP Jess Payne (97-02).
On Thursday 3 July, during a gloriously sunny afternoon, guests from across the entire College community joined members of our past Henley winning crews to celebrate 70 years of t… More...
You are warmly welcomed to leave a message below, share your memories and celebrate the life of Strachan McDonald (1956 … More...
You are warmly welcomed to leave a message below, share your memories and celebrate the life of Geoffrey Earle (1957-61)… More...
The OP Society held the first committee meeting of 2025 at OP Claire Morphy’s (1990 - 92) offices on Tuesday 25th Februa… More...
In the next couple of months OP Jess Rowe (2010-13) will embark on an adventure of such epic proportions that more peop… More...
Old Pangbournian Jess Rowe has made history after completing an extraordinary six-month row across the Pacific Ocean. More...
The OP Society is extending the already successful OP PiB, networking event to the North West. More...
In line with the model of successful schools, earlier this year the Pangbournian Community Advisory Board (PCAB) was introduced to represent all exist… More...
