Wokingham

At 10am, school co-headteachers Katie Pearce and Anne Kennedy led a two-minute silence watched by hundreds of pupils. Afterwards they read a tribute to Mr Furlong.

Robert Ritchie, described his son as an “absolutely fabulous guy. I absolutely love my son with all of my heart and all of my soul.

Wokingham Borough Council have asked for anyone joining to mark the minute’s silence in their homes.

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“The monument we are proposing will help bring the focus back to the individuals who were affected by the incident."

TRIBUTES are being paid to James Furlong, the history teacher from a Wokingham school who was one of three people who died in Reading’s Forbury Gardens yesterday.  Police have arrested...