Article: STUDENT COOKED LIVE HEDGEHOG.

Article: Malcolm Morrisen has won the Rycotewood College ...
TTJ - The Timber Industry Magazine;  December 7, 2002 ;     557 words ...Malcolm Morrisen has won the Rycotewood College Restoration of the Year Award and was second in the British Antique Furniture Restorers Association Students Award. The latter was won by Dirk-Olaf Van Geenan of Buckinghamshire Chilterns University College.

Article: Ercol donation.(donates six head moulder to Rycotewood ...
TTJ - The Timber Industry Magazine;  March 22, 2003 ;     542 words ...Ercol Ltd has given a six head moulder to Rycotewood College, Thame, for use by students taking wood machining courses leading to an NVQ or modern apprenticeship.

Article: Cruel student microwaved live hedgehog.
The Daily Mail (London, England);  April 22, 1998 ;     371 words ...A STUDENT has been warned he could face jail after admitting cooking a live hedgehog in a microwave oven. Lee Burden, 18, was expelled from Rycotewood College in Thame, Oxfordshire, after the cruelty came to light. He told Henley ...

Article: STUDENT COOKED LIVE HEDGEHOG
Evening Mail;  May 20, 1998 ;     551 words ... ... jailed for three months after a court heard how he cooked a live hedgehog in a microwave. Lee Burden (18), of Kingsbury Road ... intentional act of extreme cruelty to a wild animal." Tutors at Rycotewood College in Thame, Oxfordshire, expelled Burden, a mechanics ...

Article: Student cooked a live hedgehog in microwave.
The Birmingham Post (England);  April 22, 1998 ;     638 words ... ... Midland student faces a jail sentence for cooking a live hedgehog in a microwave after going out on a drinking binge ... his digs. Burden (18), who was studying at Rycotewood College in Thame, Oxfordshire, admitted helping to put ...

Article: TEENAGER COOKED HEDGEHOG.
Birmingham Evening Mail (England);  April 22, 1998 ;     474 words ... ... been warned he could be jailed after admitting cooking a live hedgehog in a microwave. College student Lee Burden (18) aged ... the microwave after being egged on by friends. Tutors at Rycotewood College in Thame, Oxfordshire, expelled the mechanics student ...

Article: Youth jailed for cooking hedgehog; Drunken act of cruelty made ...
The Birmingham Post (England);  May 20, 1998 ;     672 words ...A Birmingham student who cooked a live hedgehog in a microwave was yesterday jailed for three months ... act of extreme cruelty to a wild animal." Tutors at Rycotewood College in Thame, Oxfordshire, expelled Burden, a mechanics ...