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ISVA team support another successful conviction-Isle of Wight County Press-20th August 2021
A RYDE man who told police he was a virgin, but subjected a girl to rapes and other sexual crimes in the early 1990s, has been jailed for a decade. Steven Roy Reddin, of Arundel Close, appeared before the Isle of Wight Crown Court today (Friday). At a previous hearing on May 24, the 58-year-old admitted […]
ISVA team support Hampshire Constabulary with successful conviction-11th August 2021
A 50 year-old man from Southampton has been sentenced to nine years in prison after he raped a seventeen year-old girl in Ventnor in 2019. On 9 February 2019 the victim, who is from the Isle of Wight, was socialising with friends in Ventnor. Liam Morrow of Hartington Road in Southampton spoke to them and […]
Royal Television Society – Charlene Chika Osuagwu’s TV Diary- 17 June 2021
Charlene Chika Osuagwu reflects on the first anniversary of George Floyd’s death – and experiences what it’s like to make a film that changes people’s lives. After eight months working across two productions for Zinc Media, it is officially my last day here. During my time at the company, I have produced Brook Lapping’s Ian Wright: […]