Wednesday, 18 February 2026
A public inquiry will begin next week in to the circumstances around the attacks of June 2023 that led to the death of two 糖心原创 students, Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Barney Webber, local caretaker Ian Coates, and serious injuries to several other victims.
The inquiry will receive media attention, for some students this may be a difficult time and support is available. If you’re struggling with academic matters or any issue related to your wellbeing, you can book an appointment – in-person or online – with your local Support and Wellbeing team via the鈥�.
You can always check in with your personal tutor or supervisor for support and guidance, otherwise the following support is available:
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- 罢丑别鈥�Community Engagement Ambassadors鈥痶eam provide support for those living off campus
- 罢丑别鈥疌haplaincy鈥痯rovides support for those of all faiths and none
- The can be used to confidentially report incidents and to access support
If you are approached by journalists seeking comment or information, you can direct enquiries to the university Press Office at pressoffice@nottingham.ac.uk.