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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.
Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.
After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.
‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the
correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.
The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.
Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel..
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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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Rome, 31 BC. A century of civil wars has torn apart the Republic. Now, even the great general Mark Antony has betrayed the Senate, siding with the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra.


In this struggle for power, Senator Marcus Rutilius Crispus has thrown in his lot with Octavian, Rome's leading man. The final war of the conflict will be decided at Actium. In the chaos of the battle at sea, Rutilius makes a fateful mistake. Octavian is victorious, but furious.


Rutilius' attempts to recover Octavian's favour will lead him to desperate deeds. He will travel the Empire, delve into the corrupt world of informants, bloody his sword in battle and witness first hand Octavian's intent to seize absolute power.


A new Rome is rising where power prevails over principle and friendship. A chance meeting in a back street in Rome will turn the tide. Suddenly Rutilius' life regains purpose. He has an idea to restore his wealth, an idea which leads him to centre stage in the circus of the courts.


Love will bring sacrifice, loyalty will bring hope, courage will bring reward. But Octavian has a long memory.




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Rome, 31 BC. A century of civil wars has torn apart the Republic. Now, even the great general Mark Antony has betrayed the Senate, siding with the Egyptian Queen Cleopatra.


In this struggle for power, Senator Marcus Rutilius Crispus has thrown in his lot with Octavian, Rome's leading man. The final war of the conflict will be decided at Actium. In the chaos of the battle at sea, Rutilius makes a fateful mistake. Octavian is victorious, but furious.


Rutilius' attempts to recover Octavian's favour will lead him to desperate deeds. He will travel the Empire, delve into the corrupt world of informants, bloody his sword in battle and witness first hand Octavian's intent to seize absolute power.


A new Rome is rising where power prevails over principle and friendship. A chance meeting in a back street in Rome will turn the tide. Suddenly Rutilius' life regains purpose. He has an idea to restore his wealth, an idea which leads him to centre stage in the circus of the courts.


Love will bring sacrifice, loyalty will bring hope, courage will bring reward. But Octavian has a long memory.




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Iona Rangeley grew up in Norfolk and studied English at Oxford, where she developed a love of children's books. She has wanted to be a writer since her debut novel, Sam and The Pig, which she wrote when she was five. Iona started writing Einstein the Penguin when her final exams came along, because it was more fun.
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Iona Rangeley grew up in Norfolk and studied English at Oxford, where she developed a love of children's books. She has wanted to be a writer since her debut novel, Sam and The Pig, which she wrote when she was five. Iona started writing Einstein the Penguin when her final exams came along, because it was more fun.
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Johanna Emeney is a New Zealand teacher and poet. Educated at Cambridge, and with a PhD in Creative Writing, Jo enjoys research, writing and facilitating workshops for those interested in learning more about writing. She currently works at Massey University, Auckland. She has published three poetry collections and one nonfiction book.
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Johanna Emeney is a New Zealand teacher and poet. Educated at Cambridge, and with a PhD in Creative Writing, Jo enjoys research, writing and facilitating workshops for those interested in learning more about writing. She currently works at Massey University, Auckland. She has published three poetry collections and one nonfiction book.
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Logie Bruce Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (born 12 October 1921) was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Logie Bruce Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (born 12 October 1921) was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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After a school career of unremitting mediocrity, I spent most of my working life in various financial services roles both in the UK and on short secondments to the Far East. Retiring early, I decided to take a degree, graduating from the Open University with a First.


Encouraged by this I began to research and write about local social history and was fortunate enough to find publishers willing to support me – two of the five books described in this entry topped the EDP/Jarrolds list of best-selling local books. I write a monthly column for Norfolk Magazine.


I have been a Trustee of a number of local charities and am currently Vice Chairman of the Norwich Historic Churches Trust.
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After a school career of unremitting mediocrity, I spent most of my working life in various financial services roles both in the UK and on short secondments to the Far East. Retiring early, I decided to take a degree, graduating from the Open University with a First.


Encouraged by this I began to research and write about local social history and was fortunate enough to find publishers willing to support me – two of the five books described in this entry topped the EDP/Jarrolds list of best-selling local books. I write a monthly column for Norfolk Magazine.


I have been a Trustee of a number of local charities and am currently Vice Chairman of the Norwich Historic Churches Trust.
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Born in Czechoslovakia in 1936, John Tusa came to England in 1939. He was educated at Gresham’s School, before serving as Second Lieutenant Royal Artillery in West Germany during National Service from 1954-56. Reading history at Trinity College, Cambridge from 1956-59, he took a first class honours degree. After two decades as a freelance, he became main presenter with Peter Snow of BBC 2's Newsnight from its foundation in 1980. From 1986-92 he was Managing Director of BBC World Service. He spent a few months as President of Wolfson College, Cambridge in 1993. From 1995-2007 he was Managing Director of the Barbican Centre. Between 2007 and 2014 he was Executive Chair of the Clore Leadership Programme and Chair of the Governors of University of the Arts London. Now he is joint Chair of the European Union Youth Orchestra. He has sat on the Boards of several arts institutions. He was awarded a knighthood in 2003.




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Born in Czechoslovakia in 1936, John Tusa came to England in 1939. He was educated at Gresham’s School, before serving as Second Lieutenant Royal Artillery in West Germany during National Service from 1954-56. Reading history at Trinity College, Cambridge from 1956-59, he took a first class honours degree. After two decades as a freelance, he became main presenter with Peter Snow of BBC 2's Newsnight from its foundation in 1980. From 1986-92 he was Managing Director of BBC World Service. He spent a few months as President of Wolfson College, Cambridge in 1993. From 1995-2007 he was Managing Director of the Barbican Centre. Between 2007 and 2014 he was Executive Chair of the Clore Leadership Programme and Chair of the Governors of University of the Arts London. Now he is joint Chair of the European Union Youth Orchestra. He has sat on the Boards of several arts institutions. He was awarded a knighthood in 2003.




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Dr Robin Callender Smith (k & F 58/65) wrote Celebrity and Royal Privacy, the Media and the Law (Sweet & Maxwell 2015) following his late-life PhD, aged 67, while he was a part-time Judge.
At 75, he still works regularly as a media lawyer for The Times, The Sunday Times, The Sun and The Sun on Sunday.


Now Honorary Professor of Media Law at QMUL, he is a data privacy expert, co-edits the Encyclopaedia of Data Protection and Privacy (Sweet & Maxwell) and is co-writing a new book on the watershed issues in Privacy and the Media with his wife Valerie for publication by Edward Elgar in July 2023.


An English-Speaking Union scholar at The Taft School in Watertown, Conn, from 1965/66, he worked as a journalist for the Eastern Daily Press and Eastern Evening News until 1970 before completing his LLB at QMUL in 1973, his Bar Finals at Gray’s Inn in 1974 and his LLM in 2010. A living example of why it is never too late for academic study and teaching.
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Dr Robin Callender Smith (k & F 58/65) wrote Celebrity and Royal Privacy, the Media and the Law (Sweet & Maxwell 2015) following his late-life PhD, aged 67, while he was a part-time Judge.
At 75, he still works regularly as a media lawyer for The Times, The Sunday Times, The Sun and The Sun on Sunday.


Now Honorary Professor of Media Law at QMUL, he is a data privacy expert, co-edits the Encyclopaedia of Data Protection and Privacy (Sweet & Maxwell) and is co-writing a new book on the watershed issues in Privacy and the Media with his wife Valerie for publication by Edward Elgar in July 2023.


An English-Speaking Union scholar at The Taft School in Watertown, Conn, from 1965/66, he worked as a journalist for the Eastern Daily Press and Eastern Evening News until 1970 before completing his LLB at QMUL in 1973, his Bar Finals at Gray’s Inn in 1974 and his LLM in 2010. A living example of why it is never too late for academic study and teaching.
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Ralph Jackman was born in Norfolk in 1981, attending Gresham's from 1995 - 2000 in Woodlands House. He holds a first class honours degree in Classics from King’s College, London, and a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Essex, where he was tutored by Marina Warner and Philip Terry. In 2016 he achieved a Masters in Criminology at the University of Cambridge. Ralph’s work draws on his lifelong interest in history and from studying Latin at Gresham's.




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Ralph Jackman was born in Norfolk in 1981, attending Gresham's from 1995 - 2000 in Woodlands House. He holds a first class honours degree in Classics from King’s College, London, and a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Essex, where he was tutored by Marina Warner and Philip Terry. In 2016 he achieved a Masters in Criminology at the University of Cambridge. Ralph’s work draws on his lifelong interest in history and from studying Latin at Gresham's.




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Ralph Jackman was born in Norfolk in 1981, attending Gresham's from 1995 - 2000 in Woodlands House. He holds a first class honours degree in Classics from King’s College, London, and a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Essex, where he was tutored by Marina Warner and Philip Terry. In 2016 he achieved a Masters in Criminology at the University of Cambridge. Ralph’s work draws on his lifelong interest in history and from studying Latin at Gresham's.




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Britten, 1997 - 99


Coming from an eclectic background in Film Studies, journalism, and production for stage and screen, Rebecca has found her creative writing home with her Young Adult fantasy series, begining with her first book, 'Leaping Beauty'.
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Britten, 1997 - 99


Coming from an eclectic background in Film Studies, journalism, and production for stage and screen, Rebecca has found her creative writing home with her Young Adult fantasy series, begining with her first book, 'Leaping Beauty'.
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Crossways & Woodlands, 1945 - 53


I did my two years’ national service in the RAF immediately after leaving Gresham’s and spent most of that time in a deep bunker, RAF Bawburgh south of Norwich, HQ Eastern Sector for the UK’s air defence. In 1956 I joined the Eastern Daily Press journalists’ training scheme (Freddie Forsythe was a contemporary trainee). Service in the RAF and later, as a reporter, covering building of nuclear missile bases down the East of England, and many other Cold War topics were experiences that led to writing books about the Cold War later in my career.



I joined Anglia Television in 1964 and for 30 years served as producer and Director of News and Regional Affairs for the company, retiring early in 1994 when Anglia was taken over as ITV’s regional structure became gradually eroded to become a single national company. In 1995 I was awarded an OBE for services to broadcast journalism. The same year I was appointed by the Home Secretary as a member of Norfolk Police Authority, serving as chairman from 2000 -2005 and having the privilege of hosting the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh at the opening of Norfolk’s new Police Headquarters at Wymondham in 2002.
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Crossways & Woodlands, 1945 - 53


I did my two years’ national service in the RAF immediately after leaving Gresham’s and spent most of that time in a deep bunker, RAF Bawburgh south of Norwich, HQ Eastern Sector for the UK’s air defence. In 1956 I joined the Eastern Daily Press journalists’ training scheme (Freddie Forsythe was a contemporary trainee). Service in the RAF and later, as a reporter, covering building of nuclear missile bases down the East of England, and many other Cold War topics were experiences that led to writing books about the Cold War later in my career.



I joined Anglia Television in 1964 and for 30 years served as producer and Director of News and Regional Affairs for the company, retiring early in 1994 when Anglia was taken over as ITV’s regional structure became gradually eroded to become a single national company. In 1995 I was awarded an OBE for services to broadcast journalism. The same year I was appointed by the Home Secretary as a member of Norfolk Police Authority, serving as chairman from 2000 -2005 and having the privilege of hosting the Queen and Duke of Edinburgh at the opening of Norfolk’s new Police Headquarters at Wymondham in 2002.
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Crossways/Britten, 1993 - 2007


Emily Rose was born in Norwich in 1989 and attended Gresham’s from 1993-2007. She gained a First Class BA in French and Spanish from the University of Royal Holloway and finished her PhD on Translating Trans Identity at the University of East Anglia in 2018 after completing her Masters in 2012. Her work has been published in Transgender Studies Quarterly (volume 3 (3-4) and volume 6 (3)), Queer in Translation and Untranslatability: an Interdisciplinary Perspective, a volume she also co-edited. Her love of languages was first fostered at Gresham’s where she gained GCSEs in four languages and she now teaches MFL at Gresham’s Prep school.
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Crossways/Britten, 1993 - 2007


Emily Rose was born in Norwich in 1989 and attended Gresham’s from 1993-2007. She gained a First Class BA in French and Spanish from the University of Royal Holloway and finished her PhD on Translating Trans Identity at the University of East Anglia in 2018 after completing her Masters in 2012. Her work has been published in Transgender Studies Quarterly (volume 3 (3-4) and volume 6 (3)), Queer in Translation and Untranslatability: an Interdisciplinary Perspective, a volume she also co-edited. Her love of languages was first fostered at Gresham’s where she gained GCSEs in four languages and she now teaches MFL at Gresham’s Prep school.


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Crossways/Britten, 2008 - 16



Iona Rangeley grew up in Norfolk and studied English at Oxford, where she developed a love of children's books. She has wanted to be a writer since her debut novel, Sam and The Pig, which she wrote when she was five. Iona started writing Einstein the Penguin when her final exams came along, because it was more fun.
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Crossways/Britten, 2008 - 16



Iona Rangeley grew up in Norfolk and studied English at Oxford, where she developed a love of children's books. She has wanted to be a writer since her debut novel, Sam and The Pig, which she wrote when she was five. Iona started writing Einstein the Penguin when her final exams came along, because it was more fun.
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Crossways/Farfield, 1953 - 61


After a school career of unremitting mediocrity, I spent most of my working life in various financial services roles both in the UK and on short secondments to the Far East. Retiring early, I decided to take a degree, graduating from the Open University with a First.


Encouraged by this I began to research and write about local social history and was fortunate enough to find publishers willing to support me – two of the five books described in this entry topped the EDP/Jarrolds list of best-selling local books. I write a monthly column for Norfolk Magazine.


I have been a Trustee of a number of local charities and am currently Vice Chairman of the Norwich Historic Churches Trust.
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Crossways/Farfield, 1953 - 61


After a school career of unremitting mediocrity, I spent most of my working life in various financial services roles both in the UK and on short secondments to the Far East. Retiring early, I decided to take a degree, graduating from the Open University with a First.


Encouraged by this I began to research and write about local social history and was fortunate enough to find publishers willing to support me – two of the five books described in this entry topped the EDP/Jarrolds list of best-selling local books. I write a monthly column for Norfolk Magazine.


I have been a Trustee of a number of local charities and am currently Vice Chairman of the Norwich Historic Churches Trust.
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Crossways/Howson's, 1954 - 60


John Christian (d. 2016) was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.
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Crossways/Howson's, 1954 - 60


John Gordon Christian (d. 2016) was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.
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Edinburgh, 1989 - 94


Based in Berlin, Sarah’s research focuses on the interplay between the rise of Asia and the future of transatlantic relations, with a particular emphasis on the responses of European powers.
Prior to moving to Berlin, Sarah worked for three years in the IISS–Asia office in Singapore as a research fellow on Chinese foreign and security policy. She has previously worked as a director of Barchester Group, a UK-based strategic and corporate financial advisory company, and as a diplomat in the UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Sarah is also a non-resident transatlantic fellow with the Asia programme of the German Marshall Fund of the United States.


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Edinburgh, 1989 - 94


Based in Berlin, Sarah’s research focuses on the interplay between the rise of Asia and the future of transatlantic relations, with a particular emphasis on the responses of European powers.
Prior to moving to Berlin, Sarah worked for three years in the IISS–Asia office in Singapore as a research fellow on Chinese foreign and security policy. She has previously worked as a director of Barchester Group, a UK-based strategic and corporate financial advisory company, and as a diplomat in the UK's Foreign and Commonwealth Office. Sarah is also a non-resident transatlantic fellow with the Asia programme of the German Marshall Fund of the United States.


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Edinburgh, 1993 - 95


Jemimah Main nee Wright (Edinburgh '93-'95) studied Publishing and History at Oxford Brookes University. When she was 24 she moved to South Africa to work with children in a township in Cape Town. She had planned for this to be a long-term mission, but whilst there she was inspired to become a journalist. She returned to the UK, and has been a freelance journalist for over 15 years writing features for national women’s magazines. She has also written five biographies of extraordinary people based in Brazil, Angola, Thailand, Haiti and Hawaii. Jemimah is currently Deputy Editor of Woman Alive magazine. Isabella's Voyage is her debut novel. It is based in North Norfolk and Hawaii, her two favourite places.
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Edinburgh, 1993 - 95


Jemimah Wright (Edinburgh '93-'95) studied Publishing and History at Oxford Brookes University. When she was 24 she moved to South Africa to work with children in a township in Cape Town. She had planned for this to be a long-term mission, but whilst there she was inspired to become a journalist. She returned to the UK, and has been a freelance journalist for over 15 years writing features for national women’s magazines. She has also written five biographies of extraordinary people based in Brazil, Angola, Thailand, Haiti and Hawaii. Jemimah is currently Deputy Editor of Woman Alive magazine. Isabella's Voyage is her debut novel. It is based in North Norfolk and Hawaii, her two favourite places.
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Edinburgh, 2000 - 08


I am a Bristol-based illustrator, children's book author and Year 4 primary school teacher. I live with my engineer/drummer partner and our cat Pebble.


Since graduating with an MA in children’s book illustration from Cambridge School of Art, I have worked on a range of projects, from writing and illustrating picture books such as Ballet Bunnies, Just Like Mummy, Just Like Daddy, The Big Stink and The Greatest Showpenguin to designing soft toys, invitations and cards.
Before becoming a teacher, I juggled lots of jobs alongside making books - such as a craft assistant, an event stylist, a cake artist (yum!), a nursery assistant, a teaching assistant and a shop gal at a lovely independent shop. So much fun!


Clients include: CBeebies, Egmont UK, House of Illustration, Jellycat, Oxford University Press, Pavilion Children's Books and Pure Electric.
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Edinburgh, 2000 - 08


I am a Bristol-based illustrator, children's book author and Year 4 primary school teacher. I live with my engineer/drummer partner and our cat Pebble.


Since graduating with an MA in children’s book illustration from Cambridge School of Art, I have worked on a range of projects, from writing and illustrating picture books such as Ballet Bunnies, Just Like Mummy, Just Like Daddy, The Big Stink and The Greatest Showpenguin to designing soft toys, invitations and cards.
Before becoming a teacher, I juggled lots of jobs alongside making books - such as a craft assistant, an event stylist, a cake artist (yum!), a nursery assistant, a teaching assistant and a shop gal at a lovely independent shop. So much fun!


Clients include: CBeebies, Egmont UK, House of Illustration, Jellycat, Oxford University Press, Pavilion Children's Books and Pure Electric.
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Farfield, 1920 - 25



Wystan Hugh Auden (d. 1973) was a British-American poet. Auden's poetry was noted for its stylistic and technical achievement, its engagement with politics, morals, love, and religion, and its variety in tone, form, and content.


He was born in York and grew up in and near Birmingham in a professional middle-class family. He attended Greshams in the years 1920 - 25 and then studied English at Christ Church, Oxford. After a few months in Berlin in 1928–29, he spent five years (1930–35) teaching in British private preparatory schools, then travelled to Iceland and China to write books about his journeys.
In 1939, he moved to the United States and became an American citizen in 1946, retaining his British citizenship. He taught from 1941 to 1945 in American universities, followed by occasional visiting professorships in the 1950s. From 1947 to 1957 he wintered in New York and summered in Ischia; from 1958 until the end of his life he wintered in New York (in Oxford in 1972–73) and summered in Kirchstetten, Lower Austria.


Auden was a prolific writer of prose essays and reviews on literary, political, psychological, and religious subjects, and he worked at various times on documentary films, poetic plays, and other forms of performance. Throughout his career he was both controversial and influential, and critical views on his work ranged from sharply dismissive—treating him as a lesser figure than W. B. Yeats and T. S. Eliot—to strongly affirmative, as in Joseph Brodsky's statement that he had "the greatest mind of the twentieth century". After his death, his poems became known to a much wider public than during his lifetime through films, broadcasts, and popular media.
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Farfield, 1920 - 25



Wystan Hugh Auden (d. 1973) was a British-American poet. Auden's poetry was noted for its stylistic and technical achievement, its engagement with politics, morals, love, and religion, and its variety in tone, form, and content.
He was born in York and grew up in and near Birmingham in a professional middle-class family. He attended Greshams in the years 1920 - 25 and then studied English at Christ Church, Oxford. After a few months in Berlin in 1928–29, he spent five years (1930–35) teaching in British private preparatory schools, then travelled to Iceland and China to write books about his journeys.
In 1939, he moved to the United States and became an American citizen in 1946, retaining his British citizenship. He taught from 1941 to 1945 in American universities, followed by occasional visiting professorships in the 1950s. From 1947 to 1957 he wintered in New York and summered in Ischia; from 1958 until the end of his life he wintered in New York (in Oxford in 1972–73) and summered in Kirchstetten, Lower Austria.


Auden was a prolific writer of prose essays and reviews on literary, political, psychological, and religious subjects, and he worked at various times on documentary films, poetic plays, and other forms of performance. Throughout his career he was both controversial and influential, and critical views on his work ranged from sharply dismissive—treating him as a lesser figure than W. B. Yeats and T. S. Eliot—to strongly affirmative, as in Joseph Brodsky's statement that he had "the greatest mind of the twentieth century". After his death, his poems became known to a much wider public than during his lifetime through films, broadcasts, and popular media.
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Farfield, 1929 - 33


Norman Rufus Colin Cohn FBA (d. 2007) was a British academic, historian and writer who spent 14 years as a professorial fellow and as Astor-Wolfson Professor at the University of Sussex.
He was a scholar and research student at Christ Church, Oxford between 1933 and 1939, taking a first-class degree in Modern Languages in 1936 (French) and in 1939 (German).He served for six years in the British Army, being commissioned into the Queen's Royal Regiment in 1939 and transferring to the Intelligence Corps in 1944, where his knowledge of modern languages found employment. After his discharge, he taught successively in universities in Scotland, Ireland, England, the United States and Canada.





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Farfield, 1929 - 33


Norman Rufus Colin Cohn FBA (d. 2007) was a British academic, historian and writer who spent 14 years as a professorial fellow and as Astor-Wolfson Professor at the University of Sussex.
He was a scholar and research student at Christ Church, Oxford between 1933 and 1939, taking a first-class degree in Modern Languages in 1936 (French) and in 1939 (German).He served for six years in the British Army, being commissioned into the Queen's Royal Regiment in 1939 and transferring to the Intelligence Corps in 1944, where his knowledge of modern languages found employment. After his discharge, he taught successively in universities in Scotland, Ireland, England, the United States and Canada.





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Farfield, 1938 - 42


David Doyle (d. 2014) was a well-known author of military history books, particularly those related to military vehicles and equipment. He authored over 120 books on topics such as tanks, armored vehicles, naval vessels, and aircraft. He is known for his detailed research and technical knowledge, and his books often feature rare or previously unpublished photographs and information.


Some of David Doyle's most popular works include "Standard Catalog of U.S. Military Vehicles," "U.S. Military Tracked Vehicles," and "Panther Tank: Hitler's T-34 Killer." He also contributed articles to various military history magazines and websites.





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Farfield, 1938 - 42


David Doyle (d. 2014) was a well-known author of military history books, particularly those related to military vehicles and equipment. He authored over 120 books on topics such as tanks, armored vehicles, naval vessels, and aircraft. He is known for his detailed research and technical knowledge, and his books often feature rare or previously unpublished photographs and information.


Some of David Doyle's most popular works include "Standard Catalog of U.S. Military Vehicles," "U.S. Military Tracked Vehicles," and "Panther Tank: Hitler's T-34 Killer." He also contributed articles to various military history magazines and websites.





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Farfield, 1949 - 54


Born in Czechoslovakia in 1936, John Tusa came to England in 1939. He was educated at Gresham’s School, before serving as Second Lieutenant Royal Artillery in West Germany during National Service from 1954-56. Reading history at Trinity College, Cambridge from 1956-59, he took a first class honours degree. After two decades as a freelance, he became main presenter with Peter Snow of BBC 2's Newsnight from its foundation in 1980. From 1986-92 he was Managing Director of BBC World Service. He spent a few months as President of Wolfson College, Cambridge in 1993. From 1995-2007 he was Managing Director of the Barbican Centre. Between 2007 and 2014 he was Executive Chair of the Clore Leadership Programme and Chair of the Governors of University of the Arts London. Now he is joint Chair of the European Union Youth Orchestra. He has sat on the Boards of several arts institutions. He was awarded a knighthood in 2003.




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Farfield, 1949 - 54


Born in Czechoslovakia in 1936, John Tusa came to England in 1939. He was educated at Gresham’s School, before serving as Second Lieutenant Royal Artillery in West Germany during National Service from 1954-56. Reading history at Trinity College, Cambridge from 1956-59, he took a first class honours degree. After two decades as a freelance, he became main presenter with Peter Snow of BBC 2's Newsnight from its foundation in 1980. From 1986-92 he was Managing Director of BBC World Service. He spent a few months as President of Wolfson College, Cambridge in 1993. From 1995-2007 he was Managing Director of the Barbican Centre. Between 2007 and 2014 he was Executive Chair of the Clore Leadership Programme and Chair of the Governors of University of the Arts London. Now he is joint Chair of the European Union Youth Orchestra. He has sat on the Boards of several arts institutions. He was awarded a knighthood in 2003.




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Farfield, 1949 - 54


Born in Czechoslovakia in 1936, Sir John Tusa came to England in 1939. He was educated at Gresham’s School, before serving as Second Lieutenant Royal Artillery in West Germany during National Service from 1954-56. Reading history at Trinity College, Cambridge from 1956-59, he took a first class honours degree. After two decades as a freelance, he became main presenter with Peter Snow of BBC 2's Newsnight from its foundation in 1980. From 1986-92 he was Managing Director of BBC World Service. He spent a few months as President of Wolfson College, Cambridge in 1993. From 1995-2007 he was Managing Director of the Barbican Centre. Between 2007 and 2014 he was Executive Chair of the Clore Leadership Programme and Chair of the Governors of University of the Arts London. Now he is joint Chair of the European Union Youth Orchestra. He has sat on the Boards of several arts institutions. He was awarded a knighthood in 2003.




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Farfield, 1949 - 54


Born in Czechoslovakia in 1936, Sir John Tusa came to England in 1939. He was educated at Gresham’s School, before serving as Second Lieutenant Royal Artillery in West Germany during National Service from 1954-56. Reading history at Trinity College, Cambridge from 1956-59, he took a first class honours degree. After two decades as a freelance, he became main presenter with Peter Snow of BBC 2's Newsnight from its foundation in 1980. From 1986-92 he was Managing Director of BBC World Service. He spent a few months as President of Wolfson College, Cambridge in 1993. From 1995-2007 he was Managing Director of the Barbican Centre. Between 2007 and 2014 he was Executive Chair of the Clore Leadership Programme and Chair of the Governors of University of the Arts London. Now he is joint Chair of the European Union Youth Orchestra. He has sat on the Boards of several arts institutions. He was awarded a knighthood in 2003.




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Farfield, 1957 - 60


While at Gresham’s, Ruary’s family disintegrated and he found that poetry helped him cope. Encouraged by Logie Bruce Lockhart and John Coleridge, he was awarded a Coryphaena .


Besides a successful commercial career and raising a family, Ruary continued to write poetry, published occasionally, along with short stories in magazines. He also studied history, and his first book Aberfeldy – The History of a Highland Community was published by Watermill Books in 2010. He became involved in promoting the beauty and plight of dragonflies, and his next book, an autobiography, The Dragonfly Diaries was published by Saraband in 2014, followed by a do-it-yourself book, The Dragonfly-Friendly Gardener, published by Saraband in 2016. Ruary’s first novel, Luc’s War, was published in 2020. The sequel, Luc’s War – Desert Gold, was published in 2022.


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Farfield, 1957 - 60


While at Gresham’s, Ruary’s family disintegrated and he found that poetry helped him cope. Encouraged by Logie Bruce Lockhart and John Coleridge, he was awarded a Coryphaena .


Besides a successful commercial career and raising a family, Ruary continued to write poetry, published occasionally, along with short stories in magazines. He also studied history, and his first book Aberfeldy – The History of a Highland Community was published by Watermill Books in 2010. He became involved in promoting the beauty and plight of dragonflies, and his next book, an autobiography, The Dragonfly Diaries was published by Saraband in 2014, followed by a do-it-yourself book, The Dragonfly-Friendly Gardener, published by Saraband in 2016. Ruary’s first novel, Luc’s War, was published in 2020. The sequel, Luc’s War – Desert Gold, was published in 2022.


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Farfield, 1957 - 60


While at Gresham’s, Ruary’s family disintegrated and he found that poetry helped him cope. Encouraged by Logie Bruce Lockhart and John Coleridge, he was awarded a Coryphaena .


Besides a successful commercial career and raising a family, Ruary continued to write poetry, published occasionally, along with short stories in magazines. He also studied history, and his first book Aberfeldy – The History of a Highland Community was published by Watermill Books in 2010. He became involved in promoting the beauty and plight of dragonflies, and his next book, an autobiography, The Dragonfly Diaries was published by Saraband in 2014, followed by a do-it-yourself book, The Dragonfly-Friendly Gardener, published by Saraband in 2016. Ruary’s first novel, Luc’s War, was published in 2020. The sequel, Luc’s War – Desert Gold, was published in 2022.


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Farfield, 1957 - 60


While at Gresham’s, Ruary’s family disintegrated and he found that poetry helped him cope. Encouraged by Logie Bruce Lockhart and John Coleridge, he was awarded a Coryphaena .


Besides a successful commercial career and raising a family, Ruary continued to write poetry, published occasionally, along with short stories in magazines. He also studied history, and his first book Aberfeldy – The History of a Highland Community was published by Watermill Books in 2010. He became involved in promoting the beauty and plight of dragonflies, and his next book, an autobiography, The Dragonfly Diaries was published by Saraband in 2014, followed by a do-it-yourself book, The Dragonfly-Friendly Gardener, published by Saraband in 2016. Ruary’s first novel, Luc’s War, was published in 2020. The sequel, Luc’s War – Desert Gold, was published in 2022.


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Farfield, 1957 - 60


While at Gresham’s, Ruary’s family disintegrated and he found that poetry helped him cope. Encouraged by Logie Bruce Lockhart and John Coleridge, he was awarded a Coryphaena .


Besides a successful commercial career and raising a family, Ruary continued to write poetry, published occasionally, along with short stories in magazines. He also studied history, and his first book Aberfeldy – The History of a Highland Community was published by Watermill Books in 2010. He became involved in promoting the beauty and plight of dragonflies, and his next book, an autobiography, The Dragonfly Diaries was published by Saraband in 2014, followed by a do-it-yourself book, The Dragonfly-Friendly Gardener, published by Saraband in 2016. Ruary’s first novel, Luc’s War, was published in 2020. The sequel, Luc’s War – Desert Gold, was published in 2022.


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Farfield, 1958 - 63


Before being appointed as Professor of Oculomotor Physiology in the University of Cambridge, Roger Carpenter (d. 2017) was a Director of Studies in Medicine at Caius College. In his principal field, mechanisms of consciousness, his position can be described as a one-way Cartesian. He created EPIC (the Experimental Physiology Instrumentation Computer) and NeuroLab, a set of interactive demonstrations on the working of the human brain.


In his spare time, he ran the CUDOS project (Cambridge University Distributed Opportunity Systems), aimed at using medical students' gap year between school and university. He directed the musical ensembles the Susato Consort and Susato Baroque Ensemble.
In 2000, Carpenter was one of a group of twenty inaugural winners of a National Teaching Award of £50,000 from the Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.



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Farfield, 1958 - 63


Roger Carpenter (d. 2017), before being appointed as Professor of Oculomotor Physiology in the University of Cambridge, was a Director of Studies in Medicine at Caius College. In his principal field, mechanisms of consciousness, his position can be described as a one-way Cartesian. He created EPIC (the Experimental Physiology Instrumentation Computer) and NeuroLab, a set of interactive demonstrations on the working of the human brain.
In his spare time, he ran the CUDOS project (Cambridge University Distributed Opportunity Systems), aimed at using medical students' gap year between school and university. He directed the musical ensembles the Susato Consort and Susato Baroque Ensemble.
In 2000, Carpenter was one of a group of twenty inaugural winners of a National Teaching Award of £50,000 from the Institute for Learning and Teaching in Higher Education.



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Farfield, 2001 - 09



Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Farfield, 2001 - 09



Tom Ingram was born in Hong Kong in 1990 and attended Gresham’s from 2001 to 2008. Growing up in Hong Kong with two ‘street dogs’, Tom fell in love with animals. After returning to Hong Kong, Tom joined Cathay Pacific as a pilot and currently operates the Boeing 777. Having been a volunteer at rescue shelters around Hong Kong, Tom decided to write a book that could raise money for a number of Dog Charities.
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Howson's, 1918 - 22


Cedric Henning Belfrage (d. 1990) was an English film critic, journalist, writer and political activist. He is best remembered as a co-founder of the radical US weekly National Guardian. Later Belfrage was referenced as a Soviet agent in the US intelligence Venona project, although it appears he had been working for British Security Co-ordination as a double agent.
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Howson's, 1918 - 22


Cedric Henning Belfrage (d. 1990) was an English film critic, journalist, writer and political activist. He is best remembered as a co-founder of the radical US weekly National Guardian. Later Belfrage was referenced as a Soviet agent in the US intelligence Venona project, although it appears he had been working for British Security Co-ordination as a double agent.
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Howson's, 1922 - 26


Born in 1908, John Saltmarsh (d. 1974) was brought up on a farm in Oakington, Cambridgeshire. After completing his time at St Faith’s, a scholarship took him forward to Gresham’s School at Holt, in Norfolk. In 1926 he matriculated at King’s College with a Scholarship.


His flair for history is said to have been noticed immediately and he gained a double first in the History tripos.


His family history has been traced back to a Saltmarsh knighted by William the Conqueror in 1067. Saltmarsh was initially interested in the history of East Anglia, possibly due to his own history. Over time his research became increasingly focussed on Cambridge, then King’s College and its Chapel.


Saltmarsh retired from college teaching in 1971, fell seriously ill in 1972, and died on 25 September 1974 at the age of sixty-six. He was unmarried and had spent most of his life in the same set of rooms at King's, where he was looked on as an eccentric bachelor don. His set of rooms was much envied, and after his death to avoid deciding who should have them the College Council made them into common rooms, now called the Saltmarsh Suite (dining room and reception room) in his memory.
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Howson's, 1922 - 26


Born in 1908, John Saltmarsh (d. 1974) was brought up on a farm in Oakington, Cambridgeshire. After completing his time at St Faith’s, a scholarship took him forward to Gresham’s School at Holt, in Norfolk. In 1926 he matriculated at King’s College with a Scholarship.
His flair for history is said to have been noticed immediately and he gained a double first in the History tripos.


His family history has been traced back to a Saltmarsh knighted by William the Conqueror in 1067. Saltmarsh was initially interested in the history of East Anglia, possibly due to his own history. Over time his research became increasingly focussed on Cambridge, then King’s College and its Chapel.


Saltmarsh retired from college teaching in 1971, fell seriously ill in 1972, and died on 25 September 1974 at the age of sixty-six. He was unmarried and had spent most of his life in the same set of rooms at King's, where he was looked on as an eccentric bachelor don. His set of rooms was much envied, and after his death to avoid deciding who should have them the College Council made them into common rooms, now called the Saltmarsh Suite (dining room and reception room) in his memory.
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Howson's, 1923 - 25


John Sleigh Pudney (d. 1877) was a British poet, journalist and author. He was known especially for his popular poetry written during the Second World War, but he also wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction. His broad-ranging non-fiction, often commissioned, served as his primary source of income.
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Howson's, 1923 - 25


John Sleigh Pudney (d. 1977) was a British poet, journalist and author. He was known especially for his popular poetry written during the Second World War, but he also wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction. His broad-ranging non-fiction, often commissioned, served as his primary source of income.
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Howson's, 1923 - 25


John Sleigh Pudney (d. 1977) was a British poet, journalist and author. He was known especially for his popular poetry written during the Second World War, but he also wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction. His broad-ranging non-fiction, often commissioned, served as his primary source of income.
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Howson's, 1923 - 25


John Sleigh Pudney (d. 1977) was a British poet, journalist and author. He was known especially for his popular poetry written during the Second World War, but he also wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction. His broad-ranging non-fiction, often commissioned, served as his primary source of income.
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Howson's, 1923 - 25


John Sleigh Pudney (d. 1977) was a British poet, journalist and author. He was known especially for his popular poetry written during the Second World War, but he also wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction. His broad-ranging non-fiction, often commissioned, served as his primary source of income.
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Howson's, 1923 - 25


John Sleigh Pudney (d. 1977) was a British poet, journalist and author. He was known especially for his popular poetry written during the Second World War, but he also wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction. His broad-ranging non-fiction, often commissioned, served as his primary source of income.
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Howson's, 1923 - 25


John Sleigh Pudney (d. 1977) was a British poet, journalist and author. He was known especially for his popular poetry written during the Second World War, but he also wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction. His broad-ranging non-fiction, often commissioned, served as his primary source of income.
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Howson's, 1923 - 25


John Sleigh Pudney (d. 1977) was a British poet, journalist and author. He was known especially for his popular poetry written during the Second World War, but he also wrote novels, short stories and children's fiction. His broad-ranging non-fiction, often commissioned, served as his primary source of income.
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Howson's, 1924 – 29


David Keith-Lucas CBE FRAes (d. 1997) was one of the three sons of Keith Lucas, who invented the first aeronautical compass. All three sons went to Gresham’s and all became professors. After Gresham’s he went up to Gonville and Caius College Cambridge, where he read engineering.
In 1933 he became an apprentice engineer with C A Parsons & Co moving in 1940 to Short Brothers, Rochester, famous for their flying boats. He became their chief aerodynamicist in 1944.
From 1945 to 1965 he was with Short Brothers & Harland Ltd in Belfast, holding the posts of chief designer, technical director and research director. His work included research on swept-wings which culminated in the Short SB-5 research aircraft. Other projects included the Short Belfast heavy freighter, the Short Skyvan, the SD-330 and SD-360 freight-commuter series. He also designed the Short SB-6 Seamew as a lightweight anti-submarine platform.
In 1965 he was appointed Professor of Aircraft Design at the College of Aeronautics, Cranfield, later the Cranfield Institute of Technology, bringing together the departments of Aerodynamics, Aircraft Design and Flight into a new College of Aeronautics. In 1972, he became its Professor of Aeronautics and also Chairman of the College which now forms part of Cranfield University.
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Howson's, 1924 – 29


David Keith-Lucas CBE FRAes (d. 1997) was one of the three sons of Keith Lucas, who invented the first aeronautical compass. All three sons went to Gresham’s and all became professors. After Gresham’s he went up to Gonville and Caius College Cambridge, where he read engineering.
In 1933 he became an apprentice engineer with C A Parsons & Co moving in 1940 to Short Brothers, Rochester, famous for their flying boats. He became their chief aerodynamicist in 1944.
From 1945 to 1965 he was with Short Brothers & Harland Ltd in Belfast, holding the posts of chief designer, technical director and research director. His work included research on swept-wings which culminated in the Short SB-5 research aircraft. Other projects included the Short Belfast heavy freighter, the Short Skyvan, the SD-330 and SD-360 freight-commuter series. He also designed the Short SB-6 Seamew as a lightweight anti-submarine platform.
In 1965 he was appointed Professor of Aircraft Design at the College of Aeronautics, Cranfield, later the Cranfield Institute of Technology, bringing together the departments of Aerodynamics, Aircraft Design and Flight into a new College of Aeronautics. In 1972, he became its Professor of Aeronautics and also Chairman of the College which now forms part of Cranfield University.
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Howson's, 1926 - 30


Rev Mark Wathen (d. 2011) was born in Dalhousie, Kashmir, on September 18, 1912. He later attended Gresham's, which he left in 1930, when he became friendly with Benjamin Britten and wrote the words for a small operetta for a house production while the composer set it to music. Sadly, after he went to war in 1941, the manuscript was later lost. He read theology at King's College, London, where he was also a keen rower, even managing to beat Oxford and Cambridge in the Head of the River Race. In 1931, he became a junior clerk at Barclays Bank's St John's Wood branch on 50 a year, when he also joined the Honourable Artillery Company. After active service in North Africa including El Alamein, Sicily and Italy, he became a major before returning to Barclays. In later life, Field Marshal Lord Montgomery presented him to the Queen Mother, saying: 'He's one of the few people who has given me orders which I've had to obey!' And she replied: 'You must be a very remarkable man! In 1948, he was promoted to local director at the headquarters of Barclays in Lombard Street, London. He was sent to Ipswich in 1953 and then Norwich in 1958, and became a JP on the Aylsham Bench in 1966. He was treasurer of many charities including Friends of the Norwich Museums, the Norfolk County Playing Fields Association and the Norfolk branch of Shelter.
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Howson's, 1926 - 30


Rev Mark Wathen (d. 2011) was born in Dalhousie, Kashmir, on September 18, 1912. He later attended Gresham's, which he left in 1930, when he became friendly with Benjamin Britten and wrote the words for a small operetta for a house production while the composer set it to music. Sadly, after he went to war in 1941, the manuscript was later lost. He read theology at King's College, London, where he was also a keen rower, even managing to beat Oxford and Cambridge in the Head of the River Race. In 1931, he became a junior clerk at Barclays Bank's St John's Wood branch on 50 a year, when he also joined the Honourable Artillery Company. After active service in North Africa including El Alamein, Sicily and Italy, he became a major before returning to Barclays. In later life, Field Marshal Lord Montgomery presented him to the Queen Mother, saying: 'He's one of the few people who has given me orders which I've had to obey!' And she replied: 'You must be a very remarkable man! In 1948, he was promoted to local director at the headquarters of Barclays in Lombard Street, London. He was sent to Ipswich in 1953 and then Norwich in 1958, and became a JP on the Aylsham Bench in 1966. He was treasurer of many charities including Friends of the Norwich Museums, the Norfolk County Playing Fields Association and the Norfolk branch of Shelter.
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Howson's, 1927 – 32


Sir Alan Lloyd Hodgkin OM KBE FRS (d. 1998) was an English physiologist and biophysicist who received (with Andrew Fielding Huxley and Sir John Eccles) the 1963 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of the chemical processes responsible for the passage of impulses along individual nerve fibres.
Hodgkin was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge. After conducting radar research (1939–45) for the British Air Ministry, he joined the faculty at Cambridge, where he worked (1945–52) with Huxley on measuring the electrical and chemical behaviour of individual nerve fibres. By inserting microelectrodes into the giant nerve fibres of the squid Loligo forbesi, they were able to show that the electrical potential of a fibre during conduction of an impulse exceeds the potential of the fibre at rest, contrary to the accepted theory, which postulated a breakdown of the nerve membrane during impulse conduction.


Hodgkin served as a research professor for the Royal Society (1952–69), professor of biophysics at Cambridge (from 1970), chancellor of the University of Leicester (1971–84), and master of Trinity College (1978–85). He was knighted in 1972 and admitted into the Order of Merit in 1973. Publications by Hodgkin include Conduction of the Nervous Impulse (1964) and his autobiography, Chance and Design: Reminiscences of Science in Peace and War (1992).
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Howson's, 1927 – 32


Sir Alan Lloyd Hodgkin OM KBE FRS (d. 1998), English physiologist and biophysicist, who received (with Andrew Fielding Huxley and Sir John Eccles) the 1963 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine for the discovery of the chemical processes responsible for the passage of impulses along individual nerve fibres.
Hodgkin was educated at Trinity College, Cambridge. After conducting radar research (1939–45) for the British Air Ministry, he joined the faculty at Cambridge, where he worked (1945–52) with Huxley on measuring the electrical and chemical behaviour of individual nerve fibres. By inserting microelectrodes into the giant nerve fibres of the squid Loligo forbesi, they were able to show that the electrical potential of a fibre during conduction of an impulse exceeds the potential of the fibre at rest, contrary to the accepted theory, which postulated a breakdown of the nerve membrane during impulse conduction.
Hodgkin served as a research professor for the Royal Society (1952–69), professor of biophysics at Cambridge (from 1970), chancellor of the University of Leicester (1971–84), and master of Trinity College (1978–85). He was knighted in 1972 and admitted into the Order of Merit in 1973. Publications by Hodgkin include Conduction of the Nervous Impulse (1964) and his autobiography, Chance and Design: Reminiscences of Science in Peace and War (1992).
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Howson's, 1931 - 37


Stanley Patrick Evelyn Simon (d. 2008) was a veteran English Master of Wine, wine-merchant and writer on wine. After six years at Gresham's School, and military service during the Second World War, Simon entered the wine trade in 1948, importing wines chiefly from France, Germany, Italy, and Portugal, but later also from Spain, South Africa, Australia and the United States. Going into business on his own account as an importer and wholesaler of wines (trading as Pat Simon Wines Ltd), by 1969 he rose to the rank of Master of Wine of the Institute of Masters of Wine and also became a frequent contributor to specialist periodicals.
Simon's book Wine-tasters' Logic (2000) distils the experiences of fifty years of wine-tasting and is also full of anecdotes of the wine trade of long ago. The first part of the book discusses the concepts behind wine-tasting, exploring areas like aroma, balance, finish, and tannin. The second part contains details on, choice of glasses and instructions for decanting wine correctly.
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Howson's, 1954 - 60


John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.
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Howson's, 1954 - 60


John Christian, died on 10th March 2016 at the age of seventy-three, was a leading authority on nineteenth-century British art with an unrivalled knowledge of the life and work of Sir Edward Burne-Jones. As an independent scholar he moved easily between the worlds of academe and the art trade. His slim, elegant figure, enlivened by the sartorial touch of a lemon or lilac jumper was a familiar and welcome sight at private views. He was held in great affection and respect by a wide range of scholars and friends from galleries and auction houses, who recognized the keen eye and underlying curiosity and enthusiasm that lay behind his somewhat diffident and courteously old-world manners.
John Gordon Christian was born on 15th December 1942. John was educated initially in Colchester, but on winning a scholarship moved to Gresham’s School. Even at this time, his interest in art developed through precocious reading and visits to museums and galleries and he was also a keen and gifted draughtsman. He recalled the excitement of first finding the volumes of Georgiana Burne-Jones’s Memorials of her husband in the school library and lying reading them, ‘oblivious’, on the edge of the cricket-pitch.
A defining moment of John Christian’s life came when, still in his schooldays, he discovered that the nonagenerian, distinguished former Director of the Fitzwillian Museum Sir Sydney Cockerell, who in his own early years had been a trusted friend of both Burne-Jones and Ruskin and assistant to William Morris, was still living in Kew. Cockerell, whom he saw often up until his death in 1962, encouraged the young Christian in his interest in the lives of the Pre-Raphaelites and their associates. Opening up a world of first-hand recollection, Cockerell introduced his new protégé both to ‘survivors’ from an earlier era such as the painter Dorothy Hawksley and to the circle that included the first scholars to take the previously neglected Victorians seriously: figures such as Lady [Rosalie] Mander and, in particular, Virginia Surtees, then engaged on her monumental catalogue raisonné of Rossetti.
At the beginning of the sixties, Christian went up to Cambridge to read history at Selwyn College, but after two years transferred to study art history under the often intimidating eye of Michael Jaffé. After university he spent some time ‘trying to teach little boys to paint at Dulwich and then cutting my art-historical teeth in the picture gallery at Christ Church, Oxford’. There, cataloguing old-master drawings, another mentor, James Byam-Shaw, helped inculcate the meticulous scholarship that would characterise Christian’s entire career.
His great break came when he was asked to select and catalogue a major Arts Council exhibition devoted to the work of Burne-Jones. The show, staged in 1975 in the less than sympathetic concrete spaces of the Hayward Gallery, was a highly memorable achievement. Following in the sequence of re-evaluations of Beardsley (1966), Millais (1967), Holman Hunt (1969) and Rossetti (1972), Christian’s exhibition spread awareness of Burne-Jones’s distinctive decorative style of mystical and literary symbolism far beyond the small coterie of devotees of Aesthetic and fin-de-siècle art. Suddenly, and somewhat to Christian’s surprise, these neglected and derided Victorians were appropriated by a new generation of hippy students and fashion designers for whom their Bohemian lives as much as their imagery had an irresistible appeal.




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Howson's, 1958 - 61


Michael Laskey is a full time freelance poet, editor, and tutor with many years experience of promoting contemporary poetry.
He has published five collections, most recently Weighing the Present (Smith/Doorstop, 2014) and The Man Alone: New & Selected Poems (2008). His first two collections were Poetry Book Society Recommendations: Thinking of Happiness (Peterloo, 1991) and The Tightrope Wedding (Smith/Doorstop, 1999), which was also shortlisted for the T S Eliot Prize.
He co-founded the international Aldeburgh Poetry Festival in 1989 and directed it through its first decade. He also founded and co-edited the poetry magazine Smiths Knoll with Roy Blackman (1991-2002) and Joanna Cutts (2002-2012) until the final fiftieth issue in November 2012. He published pamphlets under the Smiths Knoll imprint until 2016, many available here and still continues his work as an editor with The Garlic Press (which he established 2003) which principally publishes Suffolk based poets.
A long-term poetry activist, he was a founding member of the East Suffolk Poetry Workshop group which has been meeting monthly for thirty years. A regular tutor for the Arvon Foundation, he currently leads Cut Loose Saturday morning writing sessions – with Dean Parkin –originally at the arts centre in Halesworth, which have now migrated to online sessions on Zoom.
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Howson's, 1958 - 61


Michael Laskey is a full time freelance poet, editor, and tutor with many years experience of promoting contemporary poetry.
He has published five collections, most recently Weighing the Present (Smith/Doorstop, 2014) and The Man Alone: New & Selected Poems (2008). His first two collections were Poetry Book Society Recommendations: Thinking of Happiness (Peterloo, 1991) and The Tightrope Wedding (Smith/Doorstop, 1999), which was also shortlisted for the T S Eliot Prize.
He co-founded the international Aldeburgh Poetry Festival in 1989 and directed it through its first decade. He also founded and co-edited the poetry magazine Smiths Knoll with Roy Blackman (1991-2002) and Joanna Cutts (2002-2012) until the final fiftieth issue in November 2012. He published pamphlets under the Smiths Knoll imprint until 2016, many available here and still continues his work as an editor with The Garlic Press (which he established 2003) which principally publishes Suffolk based poets.
A long-term poetry activist, he was a founding member of the East Suffolk Poetry Workshop group which has been meeting monthly for thirty years. A regular tutor for the Arvon Foundation, he currently leads Cut Loose Saturday morning writing sessions – with Dean Parkin –originally at the arts centre in Halesworth, which have now migrated to online sessions on Zoom.
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Howson's, 1962-1967


Peter Sabin Willett, known as Sabin Willett, (born March 6, 1957) is an American lawyer and novelist, a partner with the Philadelphia-based law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, formerly a partner at Bingham McCutchen. He lives near Boston, Massachusetts. He is perhaps best known as a defense lawyer for several Uighur prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detainment camp.
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Howson's, 1962-1967


Peter Sabin Willett, known as Sabin Willett, (born March 6, 1957) is an American lawyer and novelist, a partner with the Philadelphia-based law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, formerly a partner at Bingham McCutchen. He lives near Boston, Massachusetts. He is perhaps best known as a defense lawyer for several Uighur prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detainment camp.
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Howson's, 1972 - 80


John Lanchester was born in Hamburg in 1962.


He grew up in the Far East, but was educated in England. A former editor at the publishers Penguin, he is a member of the editorial board of the London Review of Books, and is a regular contributor to several newspapers and magazines, including Granta, the New Yorker and The Observer, for whom he was restaurant critic, and the Daily Telegraph, for whom he writes a weekly column. His first novel, the highly acclaimed The Debt to Pleasure (1996), is the erudite and unorthodox autobiography of sinister gourmet Tarquin Winot. It won the Whitbread First Novel Award, the Betty Trask Prize, the Hawthornden Prize, and an American prize, the Julia Child Award for 'literary food writing'. The novel has been translated into 20 languages.


His second book, the novel Mr Phillips (2000), is an interior monologue narrating the inner thoughts and fantasies of a redundant 50-year-old accountant. Fragrant Harbour (2002), set in Hong Kong, was shortlisted for the James Tait Black Memorial Prize (for fiction).


John Lanchester's most recent works are a book of memoir, Family Romance (2007); three books of non-fiction Whoops! Why Everyone Owes Everyone and No One Can Pay (2010), What We Talk About When We Talk About the Tube: The District Line (2013) and How to Speak Money: What the Money People Say-And What It Really Means (2014); and the novel Capital (2012).
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Howson's, 1972 - 80


John Lanchester was born in Hamburg in 1962.
He grew up in the Far East, but was educated in England. A former editor at the publishers Penguin, he is a member of the editorial board of the London Review of Books, and is a regular contributor to several newspapers and magazines, including Granta, the New Yorker and The Observer, for whom he was restaurant critic, and the Daily Telegraph, for whom he writes a weekly column. His first novel, the highly acclaimed The Debt to Pleasure (1996), is the erudite and unorthodox autobiography of sinister gourmet Tarquin Winot. It won the Whitbread First Novel Award, the Betty Trask Prize, the Hawthornden Prize, and an American prize, the Julia Child Award for 'literary food writing'. The novel has been translated into 20 languages.


His second book, the novel Mr Phillips (2000), is an interior monologue narrating the inner thoughts and fantasies of a redundant 50-year-old accountant. Fragrant Harbour (2002), set in Hong Kong, was shortlisted for the James Tait Black Memorial Prize (for fiction).


John Lanchester's most recent works are a book of memoir, Family Romance (2007); three books of non-fiction Whoops! Why Everyone Owes Everyone and No One Can Pay (2010), What We Talk About When We Talk About the Tube: The District Line (2013) and How to Speak Money: What the Money People Say-And What It Really Means (2014); and the novel Capital (2012).
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Howson's, 1973 - 75


Peter Sabin Willett, known as Sabin Willett, (born March 6, 1957) is an American lawyer and novelist, a partner with the Philadelphia-based law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, formerly a partner at Bingham McCutchen. He lives near Boston, Massachusetts. He is perhaps best known as a defense lawyer for several Uighur prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detainment camp.
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Howson's, 1973 - 75


Peter Sabin Willett, known as Sabin Willett, (born March 6, 1957) is an American lawyer and novelist, a partner with the Philadelphia-based law firm Morgan, Lewis & Bockius, formerly a partner at Bingham McCutchen. He lives near Boston, Massachusetts. He is perhaps best known as a defense lawyer for several Uighur prisoners at the Guantanamo Bay detainment camp.
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Howson's, 2007 - 12


Vlad Besedovskyy is the individual responsible for establishing Safar Publishing and is credited as the creator of the works published by this entity. The investigation of military and armed forces history since 2008 has resulted in the subsequent development of formalized documents.


The individual's professional expertise encompasses weaponry and equipment, with a specific focus on Soviet militia. This specialization has fostered a profound fascination with the acquisition and preservation of these historical artifacts. The author aspires that this scholarly endeavor will contribute to the debunking of misconceptions and the resolution of enigmas that continue to be associated with the predominant portion of this historical era.
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Howson's, 2007 - 12


Vlad Besedovskyy is the individual responsible for establishing Safar Publishing and is credited as the creator of the works published by this entity. The investigation of military and armed forces history since 2008 has resulted in the subsequent development of formalized documents.


The individual's professional expertise encompasses weaponry and equipment, with a specific focus on Soviet militia. This specialization has fostered a profound fascination with the acquisition and preservation of these historical artifacts. The author aspires that this scholarly endeavor will contribute to the debunking of misconceptions and the resolution of enigmas that continue to be associated with the predominant portion of this historical era.
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Howson’s, 1931 – 37


Stanley Patrick Evelyn Simon (d. 2008) was a veteran English Master of Wine, wine-merchant and writer on wine. After six years at Gresham's School, and military service during the Second World War, Simon entered the wine trade in 1948, importing wines chiefly from France, Germany, Italy, and Portugal, but later also from Spain, South Africa, Australia and the United States. Going into business on his own account as an importer and wholesaler of wines (trading as Pat Simon Wines Ltd), by 1969 he rose to the rank of Master of Wine of the Institute of Masters of Wine and also became a frequent contributor to specialist periodicals.
Simon's book Wine-tasters' Logic (2000) distils the experiences of fifty years of wine-tasting and is also full of anecdotes of the wine trade of long ago. The first part of the book discusses the concepts behind wine-tasting, exploring areas like aroma, balance, finish, and tannin. The second part contains details on, choice of glasses and instructions for decanting wine correctly.
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Kenwyn, 1926 – 31


An intellectual who spent his career inside Britain's communist party, and who was long regarded even by many of his comrades with a degree of pity, may seem an unlikely candidate for reappraisal. But the life of James Klugmann (d. 1977), who was born on 27 February 1912, was also intertwined with some of the 20th century's biggest themes and controversies: depression and fascism, war and communism, loyalty and betrayal, political commitment and moral courage.
Klugmann was educated at Gresham's School. In October 1931 went to Trinity College to study modern languages. He joined the Cambridge University Socialist Society (CUSS) and most of his new friends held radical political views. This included Donald Maclean, Anthony Blunt, Kim Philby and Guy Burgess. Klugmann and Maclean joined the Communist Party of Great Britain: They spent much of their time working for the part, organizing study groups, and trying to get Marxism accepted as a philosophy in the university curriculum.
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Kenwyn, 1926 – 31


An intellectual who spent his career inside Britain's communist party, and who was long regarded even by many of his comrades with a degree of pity, may seem an unlikely candidate for reappraisal. But the life of James Klugmann (d. 1977), who was born on 27 February 1912, was also intertwined with some of the 20th century's biggest themes and controversies: depression and fascism, war and communism, loyalty and betrayal, political commitment and moral courage.
Klugmann was educated at Gresham's School. In October 1931 went to Trinity College to study modern languages. He joined the Cambridge University Socialist Society (CUSS) and most of his new friends held radical political views. This included Donald Maclean, Anthony Blunt, Kim Philby and Guy Burgess. Klugmann and Maclean joined the Communist Party of Great Britain: They spent much of their time working for the part, organizing study groups, and trying to get Marxism accepted as a philosophy in the university curriculum.




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Kenwyn/Farfield, 1958 - 65


Dr Robin Callender Smith (k & F 58/65) wrote Celebrity and Royal Privacy, the Media and the Law (Sweet & Maxwell 2015) following his late-life PhD, aged 67, while he was a part-time Judge.
At 75, he still works regularly as a media lawyer for The Times, The Sunday Times, The Sun and The Sun on Sunday.


Now Honorary Professor of Media Law at QMUL, he is a data privacy expert, co-edits the Encyclopaedia of Data Protection and Privacy (Sweet & Maxwell) and is co-writing a new book on the watershed issues in Privacy and the Media with his wife Valerie for publication by Edward Elgar in July 2023.


An English-Speaking Union scholar at The Taft School in Watertown, Conn, from 1965/66, he worked as a journalist for the Eastern Daily Press and Eastern Evening News until 1970 before completing his LLB at QMUL in 1973, his Bar Finals at Gray’s Inn in 1974 and his LLM in 2010. A living example of why it is never too late for academic study and teaching.
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Kenwyn/Farfield, 1958 - 65


Dr Robin Callender Smith (k & F 58/65) wrote Celebrity and Royal Privacy, the Media and the Law (Sweet & Maxwell 2015) following his late-life PhD, aged 67, while he was a part-time Judge.
At 75, he still works regularly as a media lawyer for The Times, The Sunday Times, The Sun and The Sun on Sunday.


Now Honorary Professor of Media Law at QMUL, he is a data privacy expert, co-edits the Encyclopaedia of Data Protection and Privacy (Sweet & Maxwell) and is co-writing a new book on the watershed issues in Privacy and the Media with his wife Valerie for publication by Edward Elgar in July 2023.


An English-Speaking Union scholar at The Taft School in Watertown, Conn, from 1965/66, he worked as a journalist for the Eastern Daily Press and Eastern Evening News until 1970 before completing his LLB at QMUL in 1973, his Bar Finals at Gray’s Inn in 1974 and his LLM in 2010. A living example of why it is never too late for academic study and teaching.
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Kenwyn/Farfield, 1979 – 87



I’m a curator, writer and editor and am currently a Director of Parafin, an independent gallery in London. Previously I was a Curator at Norwich Castle Museum (1995-97), Tate Britain (1997-2006) and Curator and then Director of Exhibitions at Haunch of Venison, London (2006-2013). Since the mid-1990s I have curated or co-curated over 100 exhibitions and have contributed essays and texts to numerous magazines, catalogues and books. I have a particular interest in forms of art dealing with ideas and experiences around land, landscape and place as well as the intersection between art and mountaineering. In 2006 Tate Publishing released the monograph Land Art. In 2013-14 I co-curated (with Nick Alfrey and Joy Sleeman) the Arts Council Collection exhibition Uncommon Ground: Land Art in Britain 1967-79, which travelled to four UK museums. In 2019 Zero Books published a selection of essays and interviews, In Land: Writings Around Land Art and Its Legacies.


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Kenwyn/Farfield, 1979 – 87


I’m a curator, writer and editor and am currently a Director of Parafin, an independent gallery in London. Previously I was a Curator at Norwich Castle Museum (1995-97), Tate Britain (1997-2006) and Curator and then Director of Exhibitions at Haunch of Venison, London (2006-2013). Since the mid-1990s I have curated or co-curated over 100 exhibitions and have contributed essays and texts to numerous magazines, catalogues and books. I have a particular interest in forms of art dealing with ideas and experiences around land, landscape and place as well as the intersection between art and mountaineering. In 2006 Tate Publishing released the monograph Land Art. In 2013-14 I co-curated (with Nick Alfrey and Joy Sleeman) the Arts Council Collection exhibition Uncommon Ground: Land Art in Britain 1967-79, which travelled to four UK museums. In 2019 Zero Books published a selection of essays and interviews, In Land: Writings Around Land Art and Its Legacies.


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Kenwyn/Farfield, 1979 – 87


I’m a curator, writer and editor and am currently a Director of Parafin, an independent gallery in London. Previously I was a Curator at Norwich Castle Museum (1995-97), Tate Britain (1997-2006) and Curator and then Director of Exhibitions at Haunch of Venison, London (2006-2013). Since the mid-1990s I have curated or co-curated over 100 exhibitions and have contributed essays and texts to numerous magazines, catalogues and books. I have a particular interest in forms of art dealing with ideas and experiences around land, landscape and place as well as the intersection between art and mountaineering. In 2006 Tate Publishing released the monograph Land Art. In 2013-14 I co-curated (with Nick Alfrey and Joy Sleeman) the Arts Council Collection exhibition Uncommon Ground: Land Art in Britain 1967-79, which travelled to four UK museums. In 2019 Zero Books published a selection of essays and interviews, In Land: Writings Around Land Art and Its Legacies.
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Kenwyn/Farfield, 1986 - 94


I was born in Scotland but moved regularly while growing up - Malaysia, Dubai, Qatar...Norfolk, Aberdeen and the Shetland Islands to name but a few places. Our family (including a blind Labrador called Porto) is now based in London and Norfolk.


I grew up loving “classic” adventure stories like The Count of Monte Cristo, Kidnapped and King Solomon’s Mines, and while a biology degree didn’t necessarily afford an obvious foundation to write, I’ve long wanted to pen something inspired by these tales. As a father of two boys who love history and books, my aim was to create a narrative that would capture their imagination and if readers enjoyed it, could be used as the basis for future adventures.


My first book, available via Amazon, is “Bartholomew Mills and the January Dawn”...blurb below!


“The year is 1798 and Bartholomew Mills has never left Plymouth before, let alone been to sea. Suddenly orphaned and alone, he joins Captain James Morel aboard the January Dawn and quickly realises that life on the ocean is fraught with danger - from nature itself as well as from a tyrannical crew bent on finding their fortune.


These are the last years of Atlantic piracy for the Dawn; Morel and his sadistic first mate, Ivor Stanhope, will let nothing stand in the way of their journey towards the fertile hunting grounds of the Caribbean.


Adventure ensues and friendships are forged as Bartholomew and his small band of mates battle the elements, disease and the relentless threat of attack. But when he learns a terrible secret which stokes a burning desire for revenge, Bartholomew’s courage, loyalty and life will be tested like never before.”
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Kenwyn/Farfield, 1986 - 94


I was born in Scotland but moved regularly while growing up - Malaysia, Dubai, Qatar...Norfolk, Aberdeen and the Shetland Islands to name but a few places. Our family (including a blind Labrador called Porto) is now based in London and Norfolk.
I grew up loving “classic” adventure stories like The Count of Monte Cristo, Kidnapped and King Solomon’s Mines, and while a biology degree didn’t necessarily afford an obvious foundation to write, I’ve long wanted to pen something inspired by these tales. As a father of two boys who love history and books, my aim was to create a narrative that would capture their imagination and if readers enjoyed it, could be used as the basis for future adventures.


My first book, available via Amazon, is “Bartholomew Mills and the January Dawn”...blurb below!


“The year is 1798 and Bartholomew Mills has never left Plymouth before, let alone been to sea. Suddenly orphaned and alone, he joins Captain James Morel aboard the January Dawn and quickly realises that life on the ocean is fraught with danger - from nature itself as well as from a tyrannical crew bent on finding their fortune.


These are the last years of Atlantic piracy for the Dawn; Morel and his sadistic first mate, Ivor Stanhope, will let nothing stand in the way of their journey towards the fertile hunting grounds of the Caribbean.


Adventure ensues and friendships are forged as Bartholomew and his small band of mates battle the elements, disease and the relentless threat of attack. But when he learns a terrible secret which stokes a burning desire for revenge, Bartholomew’s courage, loyalty and life will be tested like never before.”
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Kenwyn/Howson's, 1957 - 63


Peter James Niven Sinclair (d. 2020) was a British economist. He was Professor, and subsequently Emeritus Professor, in Economics at the University of Birmingham. Previously, he had been a fellow and tutor at Brasenose College, Oxford.
Sinclair grew up in London and Norfolk and was educated at Gresham's School and the University of Oxford, where he gained his BA and doctorate. Peter Sinclair taught at Oxford from 1970 to 1994, mainly in economic theory, monetary policy and international economics, as fellow and tutor in Economics at Brasenose College. In 1994 he became Professor of Economics at the University of Birmingham. He retired in 2012, but continued teaching as an Emeritus Professor until his illness and death in March 2020.
Sinclair published widely on a range of topics in economics, including the optimal rate of inflation, central bank independence, the costs and benefits of monetary union, and international trade policy. He was the author of numerous articles and books on economics. His main research interests included inflation, unemployment, and tax questions, often in the open economy setting.
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Kenwyn/Howson's, 1957 - 63


Peter James Niven Sinclair (d. 2020) was a British economist. He was Professor, and subsequently Emeritus Professor, in Economics at the University of Birmingham. Previously, he had been a fellow and tutor at Brasenose College, Oxford.
Sinclair grew up in London and Norfolk and was educated at Gresham's School and the University of Oxford, where he gained his BA and doctorate. Peter Sinclair taught at Oxford from 1970 to 1994, mainly in economic theory, monetary policy and international economics, as fellow and tutor in Economics at Brasenose College. In 1994 he became Professor of Economics at the University of Birmingham. He retired in 2012, but continued teaching as an Emeritus Professor until his illness and death in March 2020.
Sinclair published widely on a range of topics in economics, including the optimal rate of inflation, central bank independence, the costs and benefits of monetary union, and international trade policy. He was the author of numerous articles and books on economics. His main research interests included inflation, unemployment, and tax questions, often in the open economy setting.
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Kenwyn/Howson's, 1972 - 80


John Lanchester was born in Hamburg in 1962.


He grew up in the Far East, but was educated in England. A former editor at the publishers Penguin, he is a member of the editorial board of the London Review of Books, and is a regular contributor to several newspapers and magazines, including Granta, the New Yorker and The Observer, for whom he was restaurant critic, and the Daily Telegraph, for whom he writes a weekly column. His first novel, the highly acclaimed The Debt to Pleasure (1996), is the erudite and unorthodox autobiography of sinister gourmet Tarquin Winot. It won the Whitbread First Novel Award, the Betty Trask Prize, the Hawthornden Prize, and an American prize, the Julia Child Award for 'literary food writing'. The novel has been translated into 20 languages.


His second book, the novel Mr Phillips (2000), is an interior monologue narrating the inner thoughts and fantasies of a redundant 50-year-old accountant. Fragrant Harbour (2002), set in Hong Kong, was shortlisted for the James Tait Black Memorial Prize (for fiction).


John Lanchester's most recent works are a book of memoir, Family Romance (2007); three books of non-fiction Whoops! Why Everyone Owes Everyone and No One Can Pay (2010), What We Talk About When We Talk About the Tube: The District Line (2013) and How to Speak Money: What the Money People Say-And What It Really Means (2014); and the novel Capital (2012).
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Kenwyn/Howson's, 1972 - 80


John Lanchester was born in Hamburg in 1962.
He grew up in the Far East, but was educated in England. A former editor at the publishers Penguin, he is a member of the editorial board of the London Review of Books, and is a regular contributor to several newspapers and magazines, including Granta, the New Yorker and The Observer, for whom he was restaurant critic, and the Daily Telegraph, for whom he writes a weekly column. His first novel, the highly acclaimed The Debt to Pleasure (1996), is the erudite and unorthodox autobiography of sinister gourmet Tarquin Winot. It won the Whitbread First Novel Award, the Betty Trask Prize, the Hawthornden Prize, and an American prize, the Julia Child Award for 'literary food writing'. The novel has been translated into 20 languages.


His second book, the novel Mr Phillips (2000), is an interior monologue narrating the inner thoughts and fantasies of a redundant 50-year-old accountant. Fragrant Harbour (2002), set in Hong Kong, was shortlisted for the James Tait Black Memorial Prize (for fiction).


John Lanchester's most recent works are a book of memoir, Family Romance (2007); three books of non-fiction Whoops! Why Everyone Owes Everyone and No One Can Pay (2010), What We Talk About When We Talk About the Tube: The District Line (2013) and How to Speak Money: What the Money People Say-And What It Really Means (2014); and the novel Capital (2012).
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Kenwyn/Howson’s, 1952 – 60


Christopher Masterman (d. 2021) was born in South London in 1942. His father was serving abroad with the British Royal Air Force; father and son did not meet until 1945. Christopher also joined the RAF where, with an MSc in aerospace technology, he served for 16 years as an Engineering Officer; at one time he was Prince Charles’s personal aircraft engineer. After leaving the RAF he worked for the European Space Agency in Austria before moving with his family to Canada where he joined a major aircraft manufacturing company and rose to be an executive. In 1992 this company moved him back to the United Kingdom where he eventually retired. In 2006 he moved to Australia with his wife Elizabeth by the sea-side south of Perth. He passed away in 2021.


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Kenwyn/Howson’s, 1952 – 60


Christopher Masterman (d. 2021) was born in South London in 1942. His father was serving abroad with the British Royal Air Force; father and son did not meet until 1945. Christopher also joined the RAF where, with an MSc in aerospace technology, he served for 16 years as an Engineering Officer; at one time he was Prince Charles’s personal aircraft engineer. After leaving the RAF he worked for the European Space Agency in Austria before moving with his family to Canada where he joined a major aircraft manufacturing company and rose to be an executive. In 1992 this company moved him back to the United Kingdom where he eventually retired. In 2006 he moved to Australia with his wife Elizabeth by the sea-side south of Perth. He passed away in 2021.


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Kenwyn/Howson’s, 1952 – 60


Christopher Masterman (d. 2021) was born in South London in 1942. His father was serving abroad with the British Royal Air Force; father and son did not meet until 1945. Christopher also joined the RAF where, with an MSc in aerospace technology, he served for 16 years as an Engineering Officer; at one time he was Prince Charles’s personal aircraft engineer. After leaving the RAF he worked for the European Space Agency in Austria before moving with his family to Canada where he joined a major aircraft manufacturing company and rose to be an executive. In 1992 this company moved him back to the United Kingdom where he eventually retired. In 2006 he moved to Australia with his wife Elizabeth by the sea-side south of Perth. He passed away in 2021.


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Kenwyn/Tallis, 1970 - 77


For more than 40 years I have used my experience as a professional, coach, entrepreneur and mentor to help individuals, teams, companies, associations and fellow travelers to move forwards in their lives. I have been the United States Men's National Team Coach to the Pan American Games and multiple World Championships and Major Competitions. My other roles have included Director of Performance, Head of Squash at Cornell University, National Team Manager, TV Commentator, Personal coach to world class players, Author of several books, officer of World Squash federation commissions and National Governing bodies. Mostly I am a student dedicated to deciphering the details of the journey and then using that knowledge to try and help people evolve. When the Covid 19 Pandemic arrived, I pivoted using my knowledge and experience in the Protective Eye equipment field to adapt our sports wear to produce perhaps the best Faceshield available. I will continue to try and help folks along the way as I continue the journey.
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Kenwyn/Tallis, 1970 - 77


For more than 40 years I have used my experience as a professional, coach, entrepreneur and mentor to help individuals, teams, companies, associations and fellow travelers to move forwards in their lives. I have been the United States Men's National Team Coach to the Pan American Games and multiple World Championships and Major Competitions. My other roles have included Director of Performance, Head of Squash at Cornell University, National Team Manager, TV Commentator, Personal coach to world class players, Author of several books, officer of World Squash federation commissions and National Governing bodies. Mostly I am a student dedicated to deciphering the details of the journey and then using that knowledge to try and help people evolve. When the Covid 19 Pandemic arrived, I pivoted using my knowledge and experience in the Protective Eye equipment field to adapt our sports wear to produce perhaps the best Faceshield available. I will continue to try and help folks along the way as I continue the journey.
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Kenwyn/Tallis, 2003 - 11



Harry grew up in the 1990s and spent the first few years of his life on the rural west coast of Ireland, with a poor TV signal (and certainly no iPad). It was therefore left to his mother - the author Lucinda Riley - to entertain him, which she did through telling him stories. As a result, Harry has become a storyteller himself, as an award-winning radio presenter for the BBC and a member of one of the UK’s most renowned improv troupes, who perform all over the country. Harry and his mum co-authored a new series of children's books - The Guardian Angel Series - and hope to spread a little warmth in these turbulent times.
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Kenwyn/Tallis,
1970 - 77


For more than 40 years I have used my experience as a professional, coach, entrepreneur and mentor to help individuals, teams, companies, associations and fellow travelers to move forwards in their lives. I have been the United States Men's National Team Coach to the Pan American Games and multiple World Championships and Major Competitions. My other roles have included Director of Performance, Head of Squash at Cornell University, National Team Manager, TV Commentator, Personal coach to world class players, Author of several books, officer of World Squash federation commissions and National Governing bodies. Mostly I am a student dedicated to deciphering the details of the journey and then using that knowledge to try and help people evolve. When the Covid 19 Pandemic arrived, I pivoted using my knowledge
and experience in the Protective Eye equipment field to adapt our sports wear to produce perhaps the best Faceshield available. I will continue to try and help folks along the way as I continue the journey.
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Kenwyn/Tallis,
2003 - 11



Harry grew up in the 1990s and spent the first few years of his life on the rural west coast of Ireland, with a poor TV signal (and certainly no iPad). It was therefore left to his mother - the author Lucinda Riley - to entertain him, which she did through telling him stories. As a result, Harry has become a storyteller himself, as an award-winning radio presenter for the BBC and a member of one of the UK’s most renowned improv troupes, who perform all over the country. Harry and his mum co-authored a new series of children's books - The Guardian Angel Series - and hope to spread a little warmth in these turbulent times.
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Oakeley, 1977 - 82


Mellany Ambrose attended Greshams as a day girl from 1977-82. She studied sciences at A level, read medicine at Cambridge, and worked as a hospital doctor and GP in the NHS for nearly thirty years. She also attained the graduate certificate in creative writing from Birkbeck University. Her interest in Keats’s medical career started when she discovered he’d worked and trained as an apprentice to apothecary surgeon Thomas Hammond near to where she was working as a GP. She spent many happy hours researching in the British and Wellcome Libraries and visiting sites related to Keats’s life and Georgian-era medicine. Mr Hammond and the Poetic Apprentice was longlisted for the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize 2019.
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Oakeley, 1979 - 81


I am a painter who also illustrates and writes picture books.


Painting and drawing en plein air has always been my lifespring. Although more obviously a painter, I fell into doing an Illustration course at The City & Guilds of London Art School. I was encouraged by my tutors to make this central to my work.


A large part of my childhood was spent in the Glens of Antrim in Ireland where I developed a lifelong love of animals, trees, the sea, boats, wild weather and wild places. Now based in London, I still have a cottage there, and go back as often as I can.


After my foundation course I went to India for the first time & fell in love with it, returning many times. Strangely Calcutta became my second home. The vibrant whirligig of life spilling onto the pavements, continuing in spite of the odds could not have complimented my Irish roots more. Working on the streets was like being thrown on stage & I just had get to over the fright. I became accepted as a “sketch wallah”with self-appointed minders making sure I could see what I was drawing.


Animals have always been a huge love. Something my first picture book editor picked up on. An initial crisis of confidence was solved by his declaration “It’s simple: you love animals,“ I Love Animals “ is the name of the book!” Horses have pride of place, as have dogs and farm animals. Elephants and tigers joined my menagerie in India. Birds - especially seabirds - came later.
After my son was born I had a break from making books but continued to draw, paint and work on commissions.
I also started psychoanalysis to help manage the episodes of severe depression I am susceptible to.


A new body of work emerged from the experience - which brought an elephant and a tiger onto Hampstead Heath and a racehorse into my front garden. I had thought they were too personal to show, but I got such positive reactions from the people who saw them, they have been central to my last two exhibitions.


My most recent book, “Out of Dark Winter’s Night” brings all my ingredients together. My story as told to my son and all children - young and old. It is the first book I have made for children which didn’t necessitate becoming a version of myself.
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Oakeley, 1979 - 81


I am a painter who also illustrates and writes picture books.
Painting and drawing en plein air has always been my lifespring. Although more obviously a painter, I fell into doing an Illustration course at The City & Guilds of London Art School. I was encouraged by my tutors to make this central to my work.


A large part of my childhood was spent in the Glens of Antrim in Ireland where I developed a lifelong love of animals, trees, the sea, boats, wild weather and wild places. Now based in London, I still have a cottage there, and go back as often as I can.


After my foundation course I went to India for the first time & fell in love with it, returning many times. Strangely Calcutta became my second home. The vibrant whirligig of life spilling onto the pavements, continuing in spite of the odds could not have complimented my Irish roots more. Working on the streets was like being thrown on stage & I just had get to over the fright. I became accepted as a “sketch wallah”with self-appointed minders making sure I could see what I was drawing.


Animals have always been a huge love. Something my first picture book editor picked up on. An initial crisis of confidence was solved by his declaration “It’s simple: you love animals,“ I Love Animals “ is the name of the book!” Horses have pride of place, as have dogs and farm animals. Elephants and tigers joined my menagerie in India. Birds - especially seabirds - came later.


After my son was born I had a break from making books but continued to draw, paint and work on commissions. I also started psychoanalysis to help manage the episodes of severe depression I am susceptible to.


A new body of work emerged from the experience - which brought an elephant and a tiger onto Hampstead Heath and a racehorse into my front garden. I had thought they were too personal to show, but I got such positive reactions from the people who saw them, they have been central to my last two exhibitions.


My most recent book, “Out of Dark Winter’s Night” brings all my ingredients together. My story as told to my son and all children - young and old. It is the first book I have made for children which didn’t necessitate becoming a version of myself.
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Oakeley, 1979 - 82


Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.


Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.


After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.


‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.


The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.


Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel.
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Oakeley, 1979 - 82


Fiona Neill is an author and journalist who has written five Sunday Times bestsellers. Her novels have been translated into twenty-six languages and have sold over a million copies worldwide. Her new novel Beneath the Surface is out now in hardback from Penguin. Her last novel The Betrayals, spent six weeks in the Sunday Times Top Ten bestseller list and was a Richard and Judy Book Club selection.


Fiona grew up on a farm in an isolated village in North Norfolk, where she still spends as much time as possible. She graduated with a first class degree in Spanish and Latin American Studies at The University of Bristol in 1989 and went on to do an MA in politics at the Institute of Latin American Studies in London.


After university she went to live in Central America for a year and ended up staying for six. The first two years she worked for an international refugee organisation travelling in Colombia, El Salvador, Guatemala and Nicaragua writing reports on refugees who had fled their homes because of civil war.


‍From 1993 she worked for three years as the correspondent for the Reuters news agency based in Guatemala before returning to the United Kingdom to become features editor at Marie Claire magazine. She then joined The Times Magazine as assistant editor for three years before returning to life as a freelance feature writer.


The Good Girl was optioned for development by Duchess Productions and The Betrayals by Snowed-In Production. Fiona’s first novel The Secret Life of a Slummy Mummy, based on her fictional column for The Times, was an international bestseller that was extracted in American Vogue.


Fiona Neill lives in London with her husband and three children. She is currently working on her seventh novel.
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Oakeley, 1985 - 87



Julia Meschter was born in Norfolk, England. In the last twenty years she has lived in London, Amsterdam and the United States as an apparel designer, predominantly with NIKE Inc.


Recently, she has transitioned into the world of children's literature, and has created three children's books, available in book stores and on Amazon around the world. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband and three children.
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Oakeley, 1985 - 87



Julia Meschter was born in Norfolk, England. In the last twenty years she has lived in London, Amsterdam and the United States as an apparel designer, predominantly with NIKE Inc.


Recently, she has transitioned into the world of children's literature, and has created three children's books, available in book stores and on Amazon around the world. She currently lives in Portland, Oregon with her husband and three children.
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Oakeley, 1994 – 95



With her roots in the southern and northern U.S.A., Shannon has always delighted in words.


After teaching literature for a few years, she is now trying her hand at medical writing.


Originally from the United States, Shannon now lives in Lincolnshire, with her husband Mike and their dog Elsie and their school of fish.
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Oakeley, 1994 – 95



With her roots in the southern and northern U.S.A., Shannon has always delighted in words.


After teaching literature for a few years, she is now trying her hand at medical writing.


Originally from the United States, Shannon now lives in Lincolnshire, with her husband Mike and their dog Elsie and their school of fish.
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Old School House, 1918 - 19


Sir Stephen Harold Spender (1909–1995), English poet, translator, literary critic and editor who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. Spender was born in London and educated at the University of Oxford, where he associated with another OG W. H. Auden. He was appointed the seventeenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States library of Congress in 1965.
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Old School House, 1918 - 19


Sir Stephen Harold Spender (d. 1995), English poet, translator, literary critic and editor who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. Spender was born in London and educated at the University of Oxford, where he associated with another OG W. H. Auden. He was appointed the seventeenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States library of Congress in 1965.
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Old School House, 1918 - 19


Sir Stephen Harold Spender (d. 1995), English poet, translator, literary critic and editor who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. Spender was born in London and educated at the University of Oxford, where he associated with another OG W. H. Auden. He was appointed the seventeenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States library of Congress in 1965.
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Old School House, 1918 - 19


Sir Stephen Harold Spender (d. 1995), English poet, translator, literary critic and editor who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. Spender was born in London and educated at the University of Oxford, where he associated with another OG W. H. Auden. He was appointed the seventeenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States library of Congress in 1965.
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Old School House, 1918 - 19


Sir Stephen Harold Spender (d. 1995), English poet, translator, literary critic and editor who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. Spender was born in London and educated at the University of Oxford, where he associated with another OG W. H. Auden. He was appointed the seventeenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States library of Congress in 1965.
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Old School House, 1918 - 19


Sir Stephen Harold Spender (d. 1995), English poet, translator, literary critic and editor who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. Spender was born in London and educated at the University of Oxford, where he associated with another OG W. H. Auden. He was appointed the seventeenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States library of Congress in 1965.
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Old School House, 1918 - 19


Sir Stephen Harold Spender (d. 1995), English poet, translator, literary critic and editor who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. Spender was born in London and educated at the University of Oxford, where he associated with another OG W. H. Auden. He was appointed the seventeenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States library of Congress in 1965.
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Old School House, 1918 - 19


Sir Stephen Harold Spender CBE (1909–1995), English poet, translator, literary critic and editor who concentrated on themes of social injustice and the class struggle in his work. Spender was born in London and educated at the University of Oxford, where he associated with another OG W. H. Auden. He was appointed the seventeenth Poet Laureate Consultant in Poetry to the United States library of Congress in 1965.
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Old School House, 1949 - 54


Flemming Heilmann was born 1936 in Malaya of Danish parents, spending his early childhood there until the threat of Japanese invasion forced an evacuation to Australia in 1941. Joined later by his father who escaped Singapore as she fell, the family spent World War II as refugees. As soon as the war ended in Europe, but before the Japanese capitulation, the family traveled home to Denmark on a troopship evading kamikaze attacks in the Pacific.
Flemming’s school education spanned Australia, Denmark – where he sank deep cultural roots – and formative years in the United Kingdom before he graduated from Cambridge with a law degree. During this period he spent time in British colonial Malaya during the communist uprising before its independence, in Swaziland under British rule, and in South Africa while apartheid laws were being put into place. During the post war recovery, Flemming developed an appreciation of America’s role in the rehabilitation of war torn Europe and an understanding of the mighty US economic engine driving economic, technological and social progress in the world. A 40-year executive career in industry took him back to South Africa for 17 years and on to the USA in the mid-1970s with stints in Europe and Canada. Flemming lives with his wife Judy in Rowayton, has four sons, a daughter and nine grandsons.


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Old School House, 1949 - 54


Flemming Heilmann was born 1936 in Malaya of Danish parents, spending his early childhood there until the threat of Japanese invasion forced an evacuation to Australia in 1941. Joined later by his father who escaped Singapore as she fell, the family spent World War II as refugees. As soon as the war ended in Europe, but before the Japanese capitulation, the family traveled home to Denmark on a troopship evading kamikaze attacks in the Pacific.
Flemming’s school education spanned Australia, Denmark – where he sank deep cultural roots – and formative years in the United Kingdom before he graduated from Cambridge with a law degree. During this period he spent time in British colonial Malaya during the communist uprising before its independence, in Swaziland under British rule, and in South Africa while apartheid laws were being put into place. During the post war recovery, Flemming developed an appreciation of America’s role in the rehabilitation of war torn Europe and an understanding of the mighty US economic engine driving economic, technological and social progress in the world. A 40-year executive career in industry took him back to South Africa for 17 years and on to the USA in the mid-1970s with stints in Europe and Canada. Flemming lives with his wife Judy in Rowayton, has four sons, a daughter and nine grandsons.


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Old School House, 1950 – 55


Antony Copley (d. 2016) was a historian who taught at the universities of North Wales and Kent and at universities all over the world. He also campaigned for a pardon for gay men who in the 20th century were convicted of homosexual acts.
Antony was sent to board at Kingshott prep school in Hitchin. Subsequently he attended his father’s public school, Gresham’s, in Norfolk, where he was an outstanding athlete. He won a scholarship to Worcester College, Oxford, but chose to do his national service first. As a young naval officer, he was involved both in the Cyprus conflict and Suez.
At Oxford he read modern history, and was then elected to a fellowship at St Antony’s College. Sir Martin Gilbert was a fellow student and they became lifelong friends. From 1963 to 1967 he was a lecturer at the University College of North Wales. He then moved to Kent, where he was promoted to senior lecturer, reader and, finally, honorary professor.
He was a visiting academic at Jawaharlal Nehru University in India, Ibadan University in Nigeria, and Nankai University in China, among others. Later he was a visiting professor at Sri Venkateswara University, Central University, Hyderabad, the University of Bangalore and the University of Paris.
His publications were directly connected with his travels. He produced books on Mahatma Gandhi, on the independence campaigner Chakravarti Rajagopalachari, and on Indian religious reform.
He also focused on modern European history. There was a book on sexual moralities in France between 1780 and 1980, and another on the activities of Edward Carpenter, EM Forster and Christopher Isherwood. In his retirement, he wrote on music and spirituality.
Finally he produced a memoir, Historian and Homosexual: Search for a Postwar Identity. As an undergraduate, he had been entrapped by the police and convicted for gross indecency. The humiliation scarred him deeply and he was among those who recently petitioned the government to issue a general pardon to those 50,000 men who had suffered similarly. As yet the issue is unresolved.
A deeply religious man, he was attracted both to monasticism and theosophy. Knowing that he was soon to die from prostate cancer, he gave a splendid final birthday luncheon and assured his friends that, fully reconciled, he regarded death as the next great adventure.
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Old School House, 1950 – 55


Antony Copley (d. 2016), died aged 79, was a historian who taught at the universities of North Wales and Kent and at universities all over the world. He also campaigned for a pardon for gay men who in the 20th century were convicted of homosexual acts.
Antony was sent to board at Kingshott prep school in Hitchin. Subsequently he attended his father’s public school, Gresham’s, in Norfolk, where he was an outstanding athlete. He won a scholarship to Worcester College, Oxford, but chose to do his national service first. As a young naval officer, he was involved both in the Cyprus conflict and Suez.
At Oxford he read modern history, and was then elected to a fellowship at St Antony’s College. Sir Martin Gilbert was a fellow student and they became lifelong friends. From 1963 to 1967 he was a lecturer at the University College of North Wales. He then moved to Kent, where he was promoted to senior lecturer, reader and, finally, honorary professor.
He was a visiting academic at Jawaharlal Nehru University in India, Ibadan University in Nigeria, and Nankai University in China, among others. Later he was a visiting professor at Sri Venkateswara University, Central University, Hyderabad, the University of Bangalore and the University of Paris.
His publications were directly connected with his travels. He produced books on Mahatma Gandhi, on the independence campaigner Chakravarti Rajagopalachari, and on Indian religious reform.
He also focused on modern European history. There was a book on sexual moralities in France between 1780 and 1980, and another on the activities of Edward Carpenter, EM Forster and Christopher Isherwood. In his retirement, he wrote on music and spirituality.
Finally he produced a memoir, Historian and Homosexual: Search for a Postwar Identity. As an undergraduate, he had been entrapped by the police and convicted for gross indecency. The humiliation scarred him deeply and he was among those who recently petitioned the government to issue a general pardon to those 50,000 men who had suffered similarly. As yet the issue is unresolved.
A deeply religious man, he was attracted both to monasticism and theosophy. Knowing that he was soon to die from prostate cancer, he gave a splendid final birthday luncheon and assured his friends that, fully reconciled, he regarded death as the next great adventure.
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Old School House, 1956 - 65


Sir James Dyson OM CBE RDI FRS FREng FCSD FIET is an inventor, entrepreneur and philanthropist who has devoted his life to solving problems and developing products through the application of new technologies.
He is Founder and Chairman of Dyson, a problem solving, technology-led, company which is present in 84 markets around the world. Around half of the global Dyson team are engineers and scientists, and its research interests span robotics, AI, machine learning, solid state battery development, material science and high-speed electric motors.
James Dyson established Dyson Farming in 2013, as a commercial farming business driving efficiency and sustainability in UK agriculture. The business is focused on creating tasty, high quality food with a low environmental impact, as well being good custodians of the land over the long term – encouraging biodiversity and innovation in farming.
He established the James Dyson Foundation in 2002, to challenge misconceptions about engineering and inspire more young people to pursue careers in engineering and science, it runs the annual global James Dyson Award to celebrate and support young problem-solving inventors in sustainability
and medical fields.
In 2017, Dyson founded the Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology, based on the Dyson Campus in Malmesbury. It is a new form of degree, in which school leavers study while undertaking a full-time salaried role in Dyson’s engineering team. The first cohort graduated in 2021 and all elected to remain at Dyson.
James was awarded a CBE in 1996 and a Knight Bachelor in 2007. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 2015, and in the 2016 New Year Honours was appointed to the Order of Merit – the highest honour and the only one within the Queen’s personal gift.
James and his wife Deirdre have three children - Emily, Jake and Sam - and six grandchildren.
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Old School House, 1956 - 65


Sir James Dyson OM CBE RDI FRS FREng FCSD FIET is an inventor, entrepreneur and philanthropist who has devoted his life to solving problems and developing products through the application of new technologies.
He is Founder and Chairman of Dyson, a problem solving, technology-led, company which is present in 84 markets around the world. Around half of the global Dyson team are engineers and scientists, and its research interests span robotics, AI, machine learning, solid state battery development, material science and high-speed electric motors.
James Dyson established Dyson Farming in 2013, as a commercial farming business driving efficiency and sustainability in UK agriculture. The business is focused on creating tasty, high quality food with a low environmental impact, as well being good custodians of the land over the long term – encouraging biodiversity and innovation in farming.
He established the James Dyson Foundation in 2002, to challenge misconceptions about engineering and inspire more young people to pursue careers in engineering and science, it runs the annual global James Dyson Award to celebrate and support young problem-solving inventors in sustainability
and medical fields.
In 2017, Dyson founded the Dyson Institute of Engineering and Technology, based on the Dyson Campus in Malmesbury. It is a new form of degree, in which school leavers study while undertaking a full-time salaried role in Dyson’s engineering team. The first cohort graduated in 2021 and all elected to remain at Dyson.
James was awarded a CBE in 1996 and a Knight Bachelor in 2007. He was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 2015, and in the 2016 New Year Honours was appointed to the Order of Merit – the highest honour and the only one within the Queen’s personal gift.
James and his wife Deirdre have three children - Emily, Jake and Sam - and six grandchildren.
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Old School House, 1970 – 74


Wesley Pue (d. 2019) was a Canadian lawyer, academic, and the Nemetz Professor of Legal History at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia. He was also a past President of the Canadian Law and Society Association.


Pue was educated in England at Gresham's School then at Regent's Park College, Oxford, graduating BA in Geography in 1977 and BA in Jurisprudence in 1979. He transferred to the University of Alberta, where he graduated Master of Laws in 1980.
Pue was called to the Bars of the Northwest Territories and Alberta in 1981. He taught at Osgoode Hall Law School, Oklahoma City University, Carleton University and the University of Manitoba where he was Johnson Professor of Legal History and Director of the Canadian Legal History Project. He graduated Juris Doctor from Osgoode in 1989, and in 1993 joined the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Law as its first holder of the Nemetz Chair in Legal History. From 1996 to 1998 he was Director of UBC's Graduate Programme in Law. Pue served a short stint as provost of the University of British Columbia Okanagan campus from 2011-2013.
As Nemetz professor, Pue taught courses in Legal History, the Legal Profession and Legal Knowledge. His research interests were in Law and Society, legal pluralism and the history of law, and he has published articles in the fields of English and Canadian legal history, the history of the legal Profession, Administrative law, law and geography, and law and society.
Wes wrote extensively in the area of Canadian and English legal history, the history of the legal profession, law and society and law and geography, maintaining a life-long interest in the academic subject that had first brought him to Oxford.
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Old School House, 1970 – 74


Wesley Pue (d. 2019) was a Canadian lawyer, academic, and the Nemetz Professor of Legal History at the Peter A. Allard School of Law at the University of British Columbia, Vancouver, British Columbia. He was also a past President of the Canadian Law and Society Association.


Pue was educated in England at Gresham's School then at Regent's Park College, Oxford, graduating BA in Geography in 1977 and BA in Jurisprudence in 1979. He transferred to the University of Alberta, where he graduated Master of Laws in 1980.
Pue was called to the Bars of the Northwest Territories and Alberta in 1981. He taught at Osgoode Hall Law School, Oklahoma City University, Carleton University and the University of Manitoba where he was Johnson Professor of Legal History and Director of the Canadian Legal History Project. He graduated Juris Doctor from Osgoode in 1989, and in 1993 joined the University of British Columbia's Faculty of Law as its first holder of the Nemetz Chair in Legal History. From 1996 to 1998 he was Director of UBC's Graduate Programme in Law. Pue served a short stint as provost of the University of British Columbia Okanagan campus from 2011-2013
As Nemetz professor, Pue taught courses in Legal History, the Legal Profession and Legal Knowledge. His research interests were in Law and Society, legal pluralism and the history of law, and he has published articles in the fields of English and Canadian legal history, the history of the legal Profession, Administrative law, law and geography, and law and society.
Wes wrote extensively in the area of Canadian and English legal history, the history of the legal profession, law and society and law and geography, maintaining a life-long interest in the academic subject that had first brought him to Oxford.
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Old School House, 1973 - 76


On leaving Gresham’s I read law at King’s College London; I later also obtained an MBA from Warwick Business School. I went on to work as a partner in a City law firm, and later as an investor, investment manager, investment banker, and (finally) as a Senior Fellow at a leading business school. For about ten years I appeared regularly on radio and TV pontificating about financial matters.


I remain a director of an energy company in which I am also a shareholder, having initiated and structured a buyout several years ago, but other than this am largely retired and happily pursuing my interests of bridge, reading, and music. I am not currently writing as I have lost both my publishers (Oscar Wilde would doubtless remark that to lose two publishers smacks of carelessness).


During my ‘finance’ years I wrote several books on finance, investment, and economics. I also have a book on cricket on my non-fiction list. My fiction list comprises three Mapp and Lucia continuation novels, written with the blessing of the author’s estate, and five volumes of The Hampstead Murders which, while set in the present day, are heavily influenced by Golden Age detective writers, to whom there are some direct references.


I have left London and live in East Sussex with my wife, whom I have known for forty years. Previously we lived in Abu Dhabi for two years. At one time I was for some years dividing my time between London and San Francisco, as a result of which I remain a keen follower of the NFL and an avid fan of the 49ers.
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Old School House, 1973 - 76


On leaving Gresham’s I read law at King’s College London; I later also obtained an MBA from Warwick Business School. I went on to work as a partner in a City law firm, and later as an investor, investment manager, investment banker, and (finally) as a Senior Fellow at a leading business school. For about ten years I appeared regularly on radio and TV pontificating about financial matters.


I remain a director of an energy company in which I am also a shareholder, having initiated and structured a buyout several years ago, but other than this am largely retired and happily pursuing my interests of bridge, reading, and music. I am not currently writing as I have lost both my publishers (Oscar Wilde would doubtless remark that to lose two publishers smacks of carelessness).


During my ‘finance’ years I wrote several books on finance, investment, and economics. I also have a book on cricket on my non-fiction list. My fiction list comprises three Mapp and Lucia continuation novels, written with the blessing of the author’s estate, and five volumes of The Hampstead Murders which, while set in the present day, are heavily influenced by Golden Age detective writers, to whom there are some direct references.


I have left London and live in East Sussex with my wife, whom I have known for forty years. Previously we lived in Abu Dhabi for two years. At one time I was for some years dividing my time between London and San Francisco, as a result of which I remain a keen follower of the NFL and an avid fan of the 49ers.
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Old School House, 1973 - 76


On leaving Gresham’s I read law at King’s College London; I later also obtained an MBA from Warwick Business School. I went on to work as a partner in a City law firm, and later as an investor, investment manager, investment banker, and (finally) as a Senior Fellow at a leading business school. For about ten years I appeared regularly on radio and TV pontificating about financial matters.


I remain a director of an energy company in which I am also a shareholder, having initiated and structured a buyout several years ago, but other than this am largely retired and happily pursuing my interests of bridge, reading, and music. I am not currently writing as I have lost both my publishers (Oscar Wilde would doubtless remark that to lose two publishers smacks of carelessness).


During my ‘finance’ years I wrote several books on finance, investment, and economics. I also have a book on cricket on my non-fiction list. My fiction list comprises three Mapp and Lucia continuation novels, written with the blessing of the author’s estate, and five volumes of The Hampstead Murders which, while set in the present day, are heavily influenced by Golden Age detective writers, to whom there are some direct references.


I have left London and live in East Sussex with my wife, whom I have known for forty years. Previously we lived in Abu Dhabi for two years. At one time I was for some years dividing my time between London and San Francisco, as a result of which I remain a keen follower of the NFL and an avid fan of the 49ers.
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Old School House, 1973 - 76


On leaving Gresham’s I read law at King’s College London; I later also obtained an MBA from Warwick Business School. I went on to work as a partner in a City law firm, and later as an investor, investment manager, investment banker, and (finally) as a Senior Fellow at a leading business school. For about ten years I appeared regularly on radio and TV pontificating about financial matters.


I remain a director of an energy company in which I am also a shareholder, having initiated and structured a buyout several years ago, but other than this am largely retired and happily pursuing my interests of bridge, reading, and music. I am not currently writing as I have lost both my publishers (Oscar Wilde would doubtless remark that to lose two publishers smacks of carelessness).


During my ‘finance’ years I wrote several books on finance, investment, and economics. I also have a book on cricket on my non-fiction list. My fiction list comprises three Mapp and Lucia continuation novels, written with the blessing of the author’s estate, and five volumes of The Hampstead Murders which, while set in the present day, are heavily influenced by Golden Age detective writers, to whom there are some direct references.


I have left London and live in East Sussex with my wife, whom I have known for forty years. Previously we lived in Abu Dhabi for two years. At one time I was for some years dividing my time between London and San Francisco, as a result of which I remain a keen follower of the NFL and an avid fan of the 49ers.
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Old School House, 1973 - 76


On leaving Gresham’s I read law at King’s College London; I later also obtained an MBA from Warwick Business School. I went on to work as a partner in a City law firm, and later as an investor, investment manager, investment banker, and (finally) as a Senior Fellow at a leading business school. For about ten years I appeared regularly on radio and TV pontificating about financial matters.


I remain a director of an energy company in which I am also a shareholder, having initiated and structured a buyout several years ago, but other than this am largely retired and happily pursuing my interests of bridge, reading, and music. I am not currently writing as I have lost both my publishers (Oscar Wilde would doubtless remark that to lose two publishers smacks of carelessness).


During my ‘finance’ years I wrote several books on finance, investment, and economics. I also have a book on cricket on my non-fiction list. My fiction list comprises three Mapp and Lucia continuation novels, written with the blessing of the author’s estate, and five volumes of The Hampstead Murders which, while set in the present day, are heavily influenced by Golden Age detective writers, to whom there are some direct references.


I have left London and live in East Sussex with my wife, whom I have known for forty years. Previously we lived in Abu Dhabi for two years. At one time I was for some years dividing my time between London and San Francisco, as a result of which I remain a keen follower of the NFL and an avid fan of the 49ers.
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Old School House, 1973 - 76


On leaving Gresham’s I read law at King’s College London; I later also obtained an MBA from Warwick Business School. I went on to work as a partner in a City law firm, and later as an investor, investment manager, investment banker, and (finally) as a Senior Fellow at a leading business school. For about ten years I appeared regularly on radio and TV pontificating about financial matters.


I remain a director of an energy company in which I am also a shareholder, having initiated and structured a buyout several years ago, but other than this am largely retired and happily pursuing my interests of bridge, reading, and music. I am not currently writing as I have lost both my publishers (Oscar Wilde would doubtless remark that to lose two publishers smacks of carelessness).


During my ‘finance’ years I wrote several books on finance, investment, and economics. I also have a book on cricket on my non-fiction list. My fiction list comprises three Mapp and Lucia continuation novels, written with the blessing of the author’s estate, and five volumes of The Hampstead Murders which, while set in the present day, are heavily influenced by Golden Age detective writers, to whom there are some direct references.


I have left London and live in East Sussex with my wife, whom I have known for forty years. Previously we lived in Abu Dhabi for two years. At one time I was for some years dividing my time between London and San Francisco, as a result of which I remain a keen follower of the NFL and an avid fan of the 49ers.
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Old School House, 1973 - 78


William Osborne is a British barrister, screenwriter, film producer and novelist. He was educated at Gresham’s School, Norfolk, Robert Louis Stevenson School, California and is a Scholar of St John’s College, Cambridge University, (MA in Law 1986).


He was called to the Bar in 1983 and practised as a family barrister for a short time as a tenant at 2 Queen Elizabeth Buildings, Middle Temple.


He is married to the well known film producer, Debra Hayward with whom he has four children.


Since 2010 he has been writing historical fiction for young adults.


Produced Films (credited)
Fat Slags 2004, Thunderbirds 2004, The Scorpion King 2002, Kevin of the North 2001, What Rats Won’t Do 1998, Dr Jekyll and Ms Hyde 1995, Bermuda Grace 1994, Ghost in the Machine 1993, The Real McCoy 1993, Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot 1992, Twins 1988, Student Exchange 1987.


Produced Films (uncredited)
The Interpreter 2005, The Mummy Returns 2001, Golden Eye 1995, Grumpier Old Men 1995, Ri¢hie Ri¢h 1994, My Father the Hero 1994, Grumpy Old Men 1993, True Identity 1991, Short Time 1990, Beverly Hills Cop II 1987..
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Old School House, 1973 - 78


William Osborne is a British barrister, screenwriter, film producer and novelist. He was educated at Gresham’s School, Norfolk, Robert Louis Stevenson School, California and is a Scholar of St John’s College, Cambridge University, (MA in Law 1986).
He was called to the Bar in 1983 and practised as a family barrister for a short time as a tenant at 2 Queen Elizabeth Buildings, Middle Temple.


He is married to the well known film producer, Debra Hayward with whom he has four children.


Since 2010 he has been writing historical fiction for young adults.
Produced Films (credited) Fat Slags 2004, Thunderbirds 2004, The Scorpion King 2002, Kevin of the North 2001, What Rats Won’t Do 1998, Dr Jekyll and Ms Hyde 1995, Bermuda Grace 1994, Ghost in the Machine 1993, The Real McCoy 1993, Stop! Or My Mom Will Shoot 1992, Twins 1988, Student Exchange 1987.
Produced Films (uncredited) The Interpreter 2005, The Mummy Returns 2001, Golden Eye 1995, Grumpier Old Men 1995, Ri¢hie Ri¢h 1994, My Father the Hero 1994, Grumpy Old Men 1993, True Identity 1991, Short Time 1990, Beverly Hills Cop II 1987..
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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (born 12 October 1921) was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1955 – 82



Logie Bruce-Lockhart MA (Cantab.) (d. 2020), born 12 October 1921, was a British writer and journalist, formerly a Scottish international rugby union footballer and was Headmaster at Gresham’s from 1953 – 1982. For sixty years, Logie contributed articles to magazines and newspapers, from Country Life to Rugby World. He wrote mostly on education, fishing, sport, and wildlife.


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Staff, 1964 – 82


Steve Benson (S 1964 – 82) taught at Gresham’s for nearly 20 years, becoming a Housemaster and Head of History. He was then appointed Headmaster of Bishop’s Stortford College, before returning to live in Holt in his retirement.
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Staff, 1964 – 82


Steve Benson (S 1964 – 82) taught at Gresham’s for nearly 20 years, becoming a Housemaster and Head of History. He was then appointed Headmaster of Bishop’s Stortford College, before returning to live in Holt in his retirement.
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Staff, 1971 - 2009


Richard Peaver taught French at Gresham’s and was the first Housemaster of Edinburgh, the second girls’ house. He also served in various military capacities for forty years, initially spending twenty-two years in the Royal Armoured Corps Pool of Officers as a reserve officer in the 9th/12th Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales’s), then transferring to the Regular Army Reserve of Officers and, finally, joining the C.C.F. in 1999 as Gresham’s School Contingent Commander. In retirement, he belonged to the Norfolk Civil Protection Volunteers, was the Norfolk Representative on the Regional Reserve Forces and Cadets Association Estates Advisory Board, accompanies various vocal ensembles and serves as Secretary and Treasurer of his parish church.
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Staff, 1971 – 2009


Richard Peaver taught French at Gresham’s and was the first Housemaster of Edinburgh, the second girls’ house. He also served in various military capacities for forty years, initially spending twenty-two years in the Royal Armoured Corps Pool of Officers as a reserve officer in the 9th/12th Royal Lancers (Prince of Wales’s), then transferring to the Regular Army Reserve of Officers and, finally, joining the C.C.F. in 1999 as Gresham’s School Contingent Commander. In retirement, he belonged to the Norfolk Civil Protection Volunteers, was the Norfolk Representative on the Regional Reserve Forces and Cadets Association Estates Advisory Board, accompanies various vocal ensembles and serves as Secretary and Treasurer of his parish church.
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Staff, 1985 - 2006



John Smart was born in Nottingham and educated at Nottingham High School and Hertford College Oxford. After gaining a B. Litt. he qualified as a teacher. He taught at Oundle for eleven years before becoming Head of English and then Head of Arts at Gresham’s. After retiring he has devoted his time to research and writing.
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Staff, 1985 – 2006



John Smart was born in Nottingham and educated at Nottingham High School and Hertford College Oxford. After gaining a B. Litt. he qualified as a teacher. He taught at Oundle for eleven years before becoming Head of English and then Head of Arts at Gresham’s. After retiring he has devoted his time to research and writing.
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Staff, 1993 - 2007


I was born and brought up in Durham City. After studying Modern History at St Anne’s College, Oxford, I followed my degree with a PGCE. My first teaching post was at Prince William School, Oundle, and I also taught part time at Oundle School. In 1985 I moved to Norfolk with my second husband and two daughters and taught first at Runton Hill, then Gresham’s. Five years as Housemistress in Oakeley and five years as Deputy Head followed. I was privileged to be a School Governor in my retirement. I have also devoted my time to local history research focused on Holt.
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Staff, 1993 – 2007


I was born and brought up in Durham City. After studying Modern History at St Anne’s College, Oxford, I followed my degree with a PGCE. My first teaching post was at Prince William School, Oundle, and I also taught part time at Oundle School. In 1985 I moved to Norfolk with my second husband and two daughters and taught first at Runton Hill, then Gresham’s. Five years as Housemistress in Oakeley and five years as Deputy Head followed. I was privileged to be a School Governor in my retirement. I have also devoted my time to local history research focused on Holt
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Staff, 1998 - 2006



Johanna Emeney is a New Zealand teacher and poet. Educated at Cambridge, and with a PhD in Creative Writing, Jo enjoys research, writing and facilitating workshops for those interested in learning more about writing. She currently works at Massey University, Auckland.
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Staff, 1998 - 2006



Johanna Emeney is a New Zealand teacher and poet. Educated at Cambridge, and with a PhD in Creative Writing, Jo enjoys research, writing and facilitating workshops for those interested in learning more about writing. She currently works at Massey University, Auckland.
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Staff, 1998 - 2006



Johanna Emeney is a New Zealand teacher and poet. Educated at Cambridge, and with a PhD in Creative Writing, Jo enjoys research, writing and facilitating workshops for those interested in learning more about writing. She currently works at Massey University, Auckland. She has published three poetry collections and one nonfiction book.
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Staff, 1998 - 2006



Johanna Emeney is a New Zealand teacher and poet. Educated at Cambridge, and with a PhD in Creative Writing, Jo enjoys research, writing and facilitating workshops for those interested in learning more about writing. She currently works at Massey University, Auckland. She has published three poetry collections and one nonfiction book.
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Tallis, 1950 - 65


David is a Trustee of a charity in Norwich, plays tennis twice weekly at the local LTA tennis centre and enjoys membership of an Investment Club as well as a book club. David is married with three adult daughters.


Davis wrote The Swan Pit, a contemporary story of religious and political intrigue in 21st Century Britain. The novel highlights many of the issues facing modern society in times of austerity and religious upheaval. The novel is set in Norwich, London and New Zealand
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Tallis, 1950 - 65


David is a Trustee of a charity in Norwich, plays tennis twice weekly at the local LTA tennis centre and enjoys membership of an Investment Club as well as a book club. David is married with three adult daughters.


Davis wrote The Swan Pit, a contemporary story of religious and political intrigue in 21st Century Britain. The novel highlights many of the issues facing modern society in times of austerity and religious upheaval. The novel is set in Norwich, London and New Zealand
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Tallis, 1970 - 77


For more than 40 years I have used my experience as a professional, coach, entrepreneur and mentor to help individuals, teams, companies, associations and fellow travelers to move forwards in their lives. I have been the United States Men's National Team Coach to the Pan American Games and multiple World Championships and Major Competitions. My other roles have included Director of Performance, Head of Squash at Cornell University, National Team Manager, TV Commentator, Personal coach to world class players, Author of several books, officer of World Squash federation commissions and National Governing bodies. Mostly I am a student dedicated to deciphering the details of the journey and then using that knowledge to try and help people evolve. When the Covid 19 Pandemic arrived, I pivoted using my knowledge
and experience in the Protective Eye equipment field to adapt our sports wear to produce perhaps the best Faceshield available. I will continue to try and help folks along the way as I continue the journey.
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Tallis, 1977 - 79


Matt Dickinson asked for a pair of mountain boots for his tenth birthday and since that point he has never looked back! As an award winning film maker and writer he has lived a life of adventure, working extensively for National Geographic TV, Discovery Channel and the BBC. During his action packed career he has filmed on Everest’s summit (the first British film maker to do so and get back alive), in Antarctica, Greenland, Alaska, the Sahara Desert and on top of the highest live volcano in the world.


‘The Death Zone’-- his account of the ascent of Everest’s North Face during one of the worst storms ever to hit the mountain has become a best seller in multiple territories around the world and is regarded as essential reading for all those who love mountain literature.


Matt has worked with some of the great characters from the world of adventure, including Bear Grylls and Brian Blessed. Along the way he has survived avalanche, a killer storm in the death zone and even a beaver attack in Alaska! In his popular events for schools he describes what motivates explorers to take risks in the extreme corners of the planet and brings alive the challenges faced by the people who live in the highest, coldest and most dangerous regions on earth.


He visits about a hundred schools a year. Stunning pictures and video clips accompany his talks. He writes occasional travel articles for The Telegraph and The Guardian—mostly on the subject of Everest which he has returned to twice in recent years.
Recently Matt has been busy writing books to inspire a whole new generation of climbers and explorers. His teen/ya action series ‘Mortal Chaos’ was well received by young readers and critics alike and was followed by his Carnegie Medal nominated trilogy ‘The Everest Files’ and the multi-award winning thriller ‘Lie Kill Walk Away.’


Recently his brand new comedy series for primary age readers, ‘Popcorn Eating Squirrels’, has been launched to an enthusiastic response!
If you have a chance to see one of Matt’s events you will be in for a breathtaking audio visual tour of discovery to lands of ice and fire. Avalanches, killer icebergs and volcanoes guaranteed!
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Tallis, 1977 - 79


Matt Dickinson asked for a pair of mountain boots for his tenth birthday and since that point he has never looked back! As an award winning film maker and writer he has lived a life of adventure, working extensively for National Geographic TV, Discovery Channel and the BBC. During his action packed career he has filmed on Everest’s summit (the first British film maker to do so and get back alive), in Antarctica, Greenland, Alaska, the Sahara Desert and on top of the highest live volcano in the world.


‘The Death Zone’-- his account of the ascent of Everest’s North Face during one of the worst storms ever to hit the mountain has become a best seller in multiple territories around the world and is regarded as essential reading for all those who love mountain literature.
Matt has worked with some of the great characters from the world of adventure, including Bear Grylls and Brian Blessed. Along the way he has survived avalanche, a killer storm in the death zone and even a beaver attack in Alaska! In his popular events for schools he describes what motivates explorers to take risks in the extreme corners of the planet and brings alive the challenges faced by the people who live in the highest, coldest and most dangerous regions on earth.


He visits about a hundred schools a year. Stunning pictures and video clips accompany his talks. He writes occasional travel articles for The Telegraph and The Guardian—mostly on the subject of Everest which he has returned to twice in recent years.
Recently Matt has been busy writing books to inspire a whole new generation of climbers and explorers. His teen/ya action series ‘Mortal Chaos’ was well received by young readers and critics alike and was followed by his Carnegie Medal nominated trilogy ‘The Everest Files’ and the multi-award winning thriller ‘Lie Kill Walk Away.’


Recently his brand new comedy series for primary age readers, ‘Popcorn Eating Squirrels’, has been launched to an enthusiastic response!


If you have a chance to see one of Matt’s events you will be in for a breathtaking audio visual tour of discovery to lands of ice and fire. Avalanches, killer icebergs and volcanoes guaranteed!
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Tallis, 1977 - 79


Matt Dickinson asked for a pair of mountain boots for his tenth birthday and since that point he has never looked back! As an award winning film maker and writer he has lived a life of adventure, working extensively for National Geographic TV, Discovery Channel and the BBC. During his action packed career he has filmed on Everest’s summit (the first British film maker to do so and get back alive), in Antarctica, Greenland, Alaska, the Sahara Desert and on top of the highest live volcano in the world.
‘The Death Zone’-- his account of the ascent of Everest’s North Face during one of the worst storms ever to hit the mountain has become a best seller in multiple territories around the world and is regarded as essential reading for all those who love mountain literature.


Matt has worked with some of the great characters from the world of adventure, including Bear Grylls and Brian Blessed. Along the way he has survived avalanche, a killer storm in the death zone and even a beaver attack in Alaska! In his popular events for schools he describes what motivates explorers to take risks in the extreme corners of the planet and brings alive the challenges faced by the people who live in the highest, coldest and most dangerous regions on earth.


He visits about a hundred schools a year. Stunning pictures and video clips accompany his talks. He writes occasional travel articles for The Telegraph and The Guardian—mostly on the subject of Everest which he has returned to twice in recent years.


Recently Matt has been busy writing books to inspire a whole new generation of climbers and explorers. His teen/ya action series ‘Mortal Chaos’ was well received by young readers and critics alike and was followed by his Carnegie Medal nominated trilogy ‘The Everest Files’ and the multi-award winning thriller ‘Lie Kill Walk Away.’


Recently his brand new comedy series for primary age readers, ‘Popcorn Eating Squirrels’, has been launched to an enthusiastic response!


If you have a chance to see one of Matt’s events you will be in for a breathtaking audio visual tour of discovery to lands of ice and fire. Avalanches, killer icebergs and volcanoes guaranteed!
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Tallis, 1977 - 79


Matt Dickinson asked for a pair of mountain boots for his tenth birthday and since that point he has never looked back! As an award winning film maker and writer he has lived a life of adventure, working extensively for National Geographic TV, Discovery Channel and the BBC. During his action packed career he has filmed on Everest’s summit (the first British film maker to do so and get back alive), in Antarctica, Greenland, Alaska, the Sahara Desert and on top of the highest live volcano in the world.
‘The Death Zone’-- his account of the ascent of Everest’s North Face during one of the worst storms ever to hit the mountain has become a best seller in multiple territories around the world and is regarded as essential reading for all those who love mountain literature.


Matt has worked with some of the great characters from the world of adventure, including Bear Grylls and Brian Blessed. Along the way he has survived avalanche, a killer storm in the death zone and even a beaver attack in Alaska! In his popular events for schools he describes what motivates explorers to take risks in the extreme corners of the planet and brings alive the challenges faced by the people who live in the highest, coldest and most dangerous regions on earth.


He visits about a hundred schools a year. Stunning pictures and video clips accompany his talks. He writes occasional travel articles for The Telegraph and The Guardian—mostly on the subject of Everest which he has returned to twice in recent years.


Recently Matt has been busy writing books to inspire a whole new generation of climbers and explorers. His teen/ya action series ‘Mortal Chaos’ was well received by young readers and critics alike and was followed by his Carnegie Medal nominated trilogy ‘The Everest Files’ and the multi-award winning thriller ‘Lie Kill Walk Away.’


Recently his brand new comedy series for primary age readers, ‘Popcorn Eating Squirrels’, has been launched to an enthusiastic response!


If you have a chance to see one of Matt’s events you will be in for a breathtaking audio visual tour of discovery to lands of ice and fire. Avalanches, killer icebergs and volcanoes guaranteed!
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Tallis, 1978 - 80


Dr St John Simpson is a senior curator and archaeologist in the Department of the Middle East in the British Museum, London, and has excavated widely in the Middle East and Central Asia. His previous publications include Afghanistan: A Cultural History (2012) and Looted, Recovered, Returned: Antiquities from Afghanistan (2014).
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Tallis, 1978 - 80


Dr St John Simpson is a senior curator and archaeologist in the Department of the Middle East in the British Museum, London, and has excavated widely in the Middle East and Central Asia. His previous publications include Afghanistan: A Cultural History (2012) and Looted, Recovered, Returned: Antiquities from Afghanistan (2014).
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Woodlands, 1910 – 14


Alfred Charles Gissing (d. 1975) was an English writer and headmaster.
While at Gresham's School, Alfred had been in the junior division of the Officers' Training Corps from January 1910 to August 1914, when, with war apparent, he volunteered to join the British Army. As a member of the British Red Cross Society & Order of St John, he first served in France as Orderly with the Friends Ambulance Unit, Dunkirk, from 2 October 1915 until early December 1915.
On 10 December 1915, he filed an "application for appointment to a temporary commission in the regular army for the period of the war". As he was under 21 years of age, the application had to be signed by his guardian, Clara Collet, who took care of him after his father's death. Alfred was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Royal Garrison Artillery on 16 December 1915, and promoted to lieutenant on 7 July 1917. He was in India when the news reached him of his brother Walter's death at Gommecourt during the Battle of the Somme on 1 July 1916.
After the end of the war, Alfred Gissing remained in the army, serving in Iraq and then working for the Inter-Allied Press Censorship Committee in Constantinople between May 1919 and February 1920. He was demobilised on 5 March 1919 and resigned his commission in the Special Reserve on 28 April 1920, leaving the service with the rank of lieutenant.
In the 1939 Register he described himself as a writer & Air Raid Warden (A.R.P.), living with his wife in Croft Cottage, Barbon, South Westmorland R.D., Westmorland. Despite his military experience and while he was still in his early forties at the beginning of the Second World War, Alfred Gissing did not seem to have joined the Army or the Home Guard and nothing is known of his activities during that time.
At about the time he left the army, Alfred Gissing assumed his father's posthumous interests from Algernon Gissing. He began to develop a collected edition of his father's works and to correspond with publishers and collectors as literary executor.
He wrote a preface for A Victim of Circumstances by George Gissing (Constable and Dutton, 1927), a collection of his father's short stories, and he edited a compendium of his father's work, Selections Autobiographical and Imaginative from the Works of George Gissing (Jonathan Cape, 1929).
Alfred Gissing sold a number of his father's literary papers, often not using his own name in doing so. In his own right, Alfred Gissing wrote biographies. He wrote a 600-page unpublished biography of his father and several other shorter accounts, also unpublished.
After the Second World War, Alfred settled at Salvan in the Swiss canton of Valais, an area well known to George Gissing, where Alfred founded and ran an English school for children displaced by the war, subsidised by UNESCO. The Alfred Gissing family moved to Les Marécottes, near Salvan, where they purchased a hotel in 1951, and remained there for the rest of his life. Alfred died and was buried at Salvan in 1975.
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Woodlands, 1914 - 19


George Hazelwood Locket (d. 1991) was a leading expert in the field of British spiders, publishing a book on the subject with A.F. Millidge in 1951. At Gresham's he had taken a keen interest in the new natural history society, reading papers to the entomological section on the subject and winning the Holland Martin prize for his essay on beetles. Both he and his father donated books to the school’s library on science and other subjects, and his studiousness earned him a scholarship to study Natural Science at Lincoln College Oxford. After graduating with a First-Class, George went to teach chemistry at Oundle but joined the staff at Gresham’s in 1925.


Taking up his involvement with the natural history society once again, Locket acted as president and gave lectures to both this group and the scientific society. George managed to convince Headmaster J.R. Eccles to let him take a group of three boys on local field trips on one of the weekly cricket days, carefully cycling past his office with the boys, separating for the afternoon and re-grouping before returning to school! His excellent teaching was acknowledged on his leaving in 1927, evidenced by the increased number of science scholarships and a renewed interest in natural history in the school. George left to take up a post at Imperial College, London, under Professor Barker, but returned to teaching at Harrow later in his career.
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Woodlands, 1914 - 19


Locket (d. 1991) was a leading expert in the field of British spiders, publishing a book on the subject with A.F. Millidge in 1951. At Gresham's he had taken a keen interest in the new natural history society, reading papers to the entomological section on the subject and winning the Holland Martin prize for his essay on beetles. Both he and his father donated books to the school’s library on science and other subjects, and his studiousness earned him a scholarship to study Natural Science at Lincoln College Oxford. After graduating with a First-Class, George went to teach chemistry at Oundle but joined the staff at Gresham’s in 1925.


Taking up his involvement with the natural history society once again, Locket acted as president and gave lectures to both this group and the scientific society. George managed to convince Headmaster J.R. Eccles to let him take a group of three boys on local field trips on one of the weekly cricket days, carefully cycling past his office with the boys, separating for the afternoon and re-grouping before returning to school! His excellent teaching was acknowledged on his leaving in 1927, evidenced by the increased number of science scholarships and a renewed interest in natural history in the school. George left to take up a post at Imperial College, London, under Professor Barker, but returned to teaching at Harrow later in his career.
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Woodlands, 1917 – 21


George Evelyn Hutchinson ForMemRS (January 30, 1903 – May 17, 1991) was a British ecologist sometimes described as the "father of modern ecology." He contributed for more than sixty years to the fields of limnology, systems ecology, radiation ecology, entomology, genetics, biogeochemistry, a mathematical theory of population growth, art history, philosophy, religion, and anthropology. He worked on the passage of phosphorus through lakes, the chemistry and biology of lakes, the theory of interspecific competition, and on insect taxonomy and genetics, zoo-geography and African water bugs. He is known as one of the first to combine ecology with mathematics. He became an international expert on lakes and wrote the four-volume Treatise on Limnology in 1957
Hutchinson earned his degree in zoology from Cambridge University but chose not to earn a doctorate, of which he came to be proud as he aged. Although born in England, he spent nearly his entire professional life at Yale University in the United States where he was Sterling Professor of Zoology and focused on working with graduate students.
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Woodlands, 1917 – 21


George Evelyn Hutchinson ForMemRS (d. 1991) was a British ecologist sometimes described as the "father of modern ecology." He contributed for more than sixty years to the fields of limnology, systems ecology, radiation ecology, entomology, genetics, biogeochemistry, a mathematical theory of population growth, art history, philosophy, religion, and anthropology. He worked on the passage of phosphorus through lakes, the chemistry and biology of lakes, the theory of interspecific competition, and on insect taxonomy and genetics, zoo-geography and African water bugs. He is known as one of the first to combine ecology with mathematics. He became an international expert on lakes and wrote the four-volume Treatise on Limnology in 1957
Hutchinson earned his degree in zoology from Cambridge University but chose not to earn a doctorate, of which he came to be proud as he aged. Although born in England, he spent nearly his entire professional life at Yale University in the United States where he was Sterling Professor of Zoology and focused on working with graduate students.
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Woodlands, 1918 - 22



A one-time friend and housemate of T S Eliot, John Hayward (d. 1965) was an English editor, critic, anthologist and bibliophile. He is the subject of the recently-published Tarantula’s Web, a study of Hayward, Eliot and their circle by John Smart, former Head of English at Gresham’s.


From 1927, Hayward lived in London, working as an editor, critic, anthologist and bibliographer. He edited many of Jonathan Swift's works.


In 1929, he edited John Donne, Dean of St Paul's: Complete Poetry and Selected Prose for the Nonesuch Press.


For eleven years, from 1946 to 1957, he shared a house with his close friend the poet T. S. Eliot, gathering and archiving Eliot's papers and styling himself Keeper of the Eliot Archive. Eliot's book of verse called Poems Written in Early Youth was compiled and edited by Hayward. With Eliot's help he emended the poems from The Harvard Advocate and added the poems from Eliot's days at St. Louis' Smith Academy, plus the previously unpublished "The Death of Saint Narcissus". This friendship was strained by Eliot's unexpected marriage in January 1957 to his secretary Esmé Valerie Fletcher. To a large extent, she took over Hayward's functions in Eliot's life after they separated their households.
He was editor of The Book Collector from 1952-1965.


Since the mid-1920s Hayward had suffered from muscular dystrophy, and he died in 1965, a few months after Eliot. He bequeathed his entire collection of the literary manuscripts of T.S. Eliot to King's College, Cambridge.
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Woodlands, 1918 - 22


A one-time friend and housemate of T S Eliot, John Hayward (d. 1965) was an English editor, critic, anthologist and bibliophile. He is the subject of the recently-published Tarantula’s Web, a study of Hayward, Eliot and their circle by John Smart, former Head of English at Gresham’s.


From 1927, Hayward lived in London, working as an editor, critic, anthologist and bibliographer. He edited many of Jonathan Swift's works.


In 1929, he edited John Donne, Dean of St Paul's: Complete Poetry and Selected Prose for the Nonesuch Press.


For eleven years, from 1946 to 1957, he shared a house with his close friend the poet T. S. Eliot, gathering and archiving Eliot's papers and styling himself Keeper of the Eliot Archive. Eliot's book of verse called Poems Written in Early Youth was compiled and edited by Hayward. With Eliot's help he emended the poems from The Harvard Advocate and added the poems from Eliot's days at St. Louis' Smith Academy, plus the previously unpublished "The Death of Saint Narcissus". This friendship was strained by Eliot's unexpected marriage in January 1957 to his secretary Esmé Valerie Fletcher. To a large extent, she took over Hayward's functions in Eliot's life after they separated their households.
He was editor of The Book Collector from 1952-1965.


Since the mid-1920s Hayward had suffered from muscular dystrophy, and he died in 1965, a few months after Eliot. He bequeathed his entire collection of the literary manuscripts of T.S. Eliot to King's College, Cambridge.
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George Bernard Gooch was a British naturalist, writer, and academic who had a deep passion for exploring the natural world. He is well-known for his books about science and nature, which demonstrate his scientific and observational approach.


Gooch's fascination with nature led him to write several books on the subject, including "The Quiet World of Nature" (1951), "The Strange World of Nature" (1952), and "The Garden of a Naturalist" (1944). These books describe his experiences as a naturalist and gardener and explore the natural world in depth.


Despite his success as a writer on natural history, Gooch was also an accomplished academic and historian. He attended Gresham's School in Norfolk, England and went on to study at the University of Oxford. He later taught at several universities in the UK, including the University of Leeds, and served as a fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Gooch's historical works focused primarily on modern European history and British foreign policy, and he was known for his thorough scholarship and insightful analysis.


Overall, George Bernard Gooch was a multifaceted individual with a deep interest in both science and history. His contributions to the field of natural history are still admired today, and his works continue to inspire future generations of naturalists and scientists.
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Woodlands, 1920 - 24


George Bernard Gooch was a British naturalist, writer, and academic who had a deep passion for exploring the natural world. He is well-known for his books about science and nature, which demonstrate his scientific and observational approach.


Gooch's fascination with nature led him to write several books on the subject, including "The Quiet World of Nature" (1951), "The Strange World of Nature" (1952), and "The Garden of a Naturalist" (1944). These books describe his experiences as a naturalist and gardener and explore the natural world in depth.


Despite his success as a writer on natural history, Gooch was also an accomplished academic and historian. He attended Gresham's School in Norfolk, England and went on to study at the University of Oxford. He later taught at several universities in the UK, including the University of Leeds, and served as a fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge. Gooch's historical works focused primarily on modern European history and British foreign policy, and he was known for his thorough scholarship and insightful analysis.


Overall, George Bernard Gooch was a multifaceted individual with a deep interest in both science and history. His contributions to the field of natural history are still admired today, and his works continue to inspire future generations of naturalists and scientists.
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Woodlands, 1923 – 31


Donald Duart Maclean (d. 1983) was a British diplomat who conveyed government secrets to the Soviet Union.
As an undergraduate, Maclean openly proclaimed his left-wing views, and was recruited into the Soviet intelligence service, then known as the NKVD. He entered the Civil Service and in 1938, he was made Third Secretary at the Paris embassy. He then served in London and was sent to Washington, D.C. from 1944 to 1948, achieving promotion to First Secretary. He was posted to Egypt and then was appointed head of the American Department in the Foreign Office. The Soviets helped Maclean to defect to Moscow in 1951. In Moscow, Maclean worked as a specialist on British policy and relations between the Soviet Union and NATO. He died there on 6 March 1983.
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Woodlands, 1924 - 29


David Lambert Lack FRS (d. 1973) was a British evolutionary biologist who made contributions to ornithology, ecology, and ethology. His 1947 book, Darwin's Finches, on the finches of the Galapagos Islands was a landmark work as were his other popular science books on Life of the Robin and Swifts in a Tower. He developed what is now known as Lack's Principle which explained the evolution of avian clutch sizes in terms of individual selection as opposed to the competing contemporary idea that they had evolved for the benefit of species (also known as group selection). His pioneering life-history studies of the living bird helped in changing the nature of ornithology from what was then a collection-oriented field. He was a long-time director of the Edward Grey Institute of Field Ornithology at the University of Oxford.
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Woodlands, 1924 - 29


David Lambert Lack FRS (d. 1973) was a British evolutionary biologist who made contributions to ornithology, ecology, and ethology. His 1947 book, Darwin's Finches, on the finches of the Galapagos Islands was a landmark work as were his other popular science books on Life of the Robin and Swifts in a Tower. He developed what is now known as Lack's Principle which explained the evolution of avian clutch sizes in terms of individual selection as opposed to the competing contemporary idea that they had evolved for the benefit of species (also known as group selection). His pioneering life-history studies of the living bird helped in changing the nature of ornithology from what was then a collection-oriented field. He was a long-time director of the Edward Grey Institute of Field Ornithology at the University of Oxford.
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Woodlands, 1927 – 35


Maurice Anthony Ash (d. 2003) was an environmentalist, writer, farmer, and planner. He was chairman of the Town and Country Planning Association and of the Dartington Trust.
Maurice Anthony Ash was born at Hazaribagh, India on 31 October 1917. His father, Wilfrid Cracroft Ash, was a successful civil engineer in British India who also made a large engineering contribution to the 1939-1945 War. His grandfather Gilbert Ash was the founder of the construction company Gilbert-Ash; Maurice was noted for technological inventions in pre-stressed concrete. The mathematician and brewer, Michael Ash, was his brother.


Ash was educated at Gresham's School, Holt, Norfolk, the London School of Economics (where he read economics), and at Yale. At LSE, he met Michael Young, later Lord Young of Dartington, who became a lifelong friend. During his education he developed a lifelong dislike for pseudoscience.


During the Second World War, Ash served in the British 23rd Armoured Brigade in North Africa, Italy and Greece. In 1944, he was mentioned in dispatches. He later wrote a history of his regiment.
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Woodlands, 1932 – 35


Sir Harold Winter Atcherley (d. 2017) was a businessman, public figure and arts administrator in the United Kingdom.
The son of L. W. Atcherley and his wife Maude Lester Nash, Atcherley was educated at Gresham's School, Holt, Geneva University, and Heidelberg University.


Atcherley joined Royal Dutch Shell in 1937. From 1939, he served through the Second World War in the Queen's Westminster Rifles (1939–1940) and the Intelligence Corps, 1940, then in the 18th Infantry Division in Singapore. After the fall of Singapore in 1942 he became a prisoner of war of the Japanese and worked on the Burma Railway until the war ended in 1945, then in 1946 he returned to Royal Dutch Shell. With that company he served in Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, and Brazil until 1959 and was the RDS Group's Personnel co-ordinator from 1964 until 1970.


He was Recruitment Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, 1970–1971, and Chairman of Tyzack & Partners, 1979–1985. He was also a director of British Home Stores, 1973–1987. In retirement, as of 2008 he lived in London. Atcherley died on 29 January 2017, aged 98.
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Woodlands, 1934 - 41


Charles Henry Gimingham OBE FRSE FRSB (d. 2018) was a British botanist at the University of Aberdeen, patron of the Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management, former president of the British Ecological Society, and one of the leading researchers of heathlands and heathers.
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Woodlands, 1934 – 41


Charles Henry Gimingham OBE FRSE FRSB (d. 2018) was a British botanist at the University of Aberdeen, patron of the Institute of Ecology and Environmental Management, former president of the British Ecological Society, and one of the leading researchers of heathlands and heathers.
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Woodlands, 1939 - 41


Sir Peter Brook (d. 2022) was a British theatre director, noted for his strikingly original productions. The child of Russian emigrés, Brook made his debut at the age of 18 with a production of Marlowe's Dr Faustus. In 1945 Brook was invited to direct Paul Scofield in King John at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, following this with a celebrated production of Love's Labours Lost (1946) at Stratford-upon-Avon (again with Scofield). Further successes included Anouilh's Ring Round the Moon (1950), Otway's Venice Preserv'd (1953), Hamlet (1955), The Power and the Glory (1956), and The Family Reunion (1956). Brook was made a codirector of the newly formed Royal Shakespeare Company in 1962, directing later that year a highly acclaimed production of King Lear (with Scofield once again). Other successes with the RSC included Peter Weiss's Marat/Sade (1964), Seneca's Oedipus (1968), and a famous production of A Midsummer Night's Dream (1970), featuring an all-white set and the use of circus skills. In 1970 Brook founded, with Jean-Louis Barrault, the International Centre for Theatre Research, a company of international performers with whom he toured extensively. Since 1974 the Centre has been based at the Bouffes du Nord in Paris. Brook's subsequent productions have included a nine-hour adaptation of the Indian epic The Mahabharata (1985), a pared down version of Carmen (1989), and Qui est la? (1995), a reworking of Hamlet. In 2004 Brook presented Tierno Bokar, a meditation on the life and teachings of the title character, a Sufi mystic in French colonial Africa.
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Charles E. Rounds, Jr., a member of the Massachusetts bar and tenured professor of law at Suffolk University Law School (SULS), is the author of twenty-three editions of Loring and Rounds: A Trustee’s Handbook, which has been cited in numerous judicial decisions and articles, as well as excerpted in the Restatement (Third) of Trusts. The Handbook, first published in 1898 by Augustus Peabody Loring, is also available in electronic form. A LinkedIn Group enhances via its Discussion page the Handbook's usefulness. Prof. Rounds also posts trust-related content monthly on JDSUPRA. For over three decades, Prof. Rounds, an Academic Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), has been writing about, as well as lecturing and consulting on, such trust-related topics as donor intent, social investing, social security partial privatization, the legal structuring of mutual funds, and the marginalization of the fiduciary relationship in the American law school curriculum. On numerous occasions he has served as a trust litigation consultant and/or expert witness. Prof. Rounds began practicing trust law in 1977 as a lawyer in the Office of Trust Counsel, Old Colony Trust Division, The First National Bank of Boston.
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Woodlands, 1964 - 65


Charles E. Rounds, Jr., a member of the Massachusetts bar and tenured professor of law at Suffolk University Law School (SULS), is the author of twenty-three editions of Loring and Rounds: A Trustee’s Handbook, which has been cited in numerous judicial decisions and articles, as well as excerpted in the Restatement (Third) of Trusts. The Handbook, first published in 1898 by Augustus Peabody Loring, is also available in electronic form. A LinkedIn Group enhances via its Discussion page the Handbook's usefulness. Prof. Rounds also posts trust-related content monthly on JDSUPRA. For over three decades, Prof. Rounds, an Academic Fellow of the American College of Trust and Estate Counsel (ACTEC), has been writing about, as well as lecturing and consulting on, such trust-related topics as donor intent, social investing, social security partial privatization, the legal structuring of mutual funds, and the marginalization of the fiduciary relationship in the American law school curriculum. On numerous occasions he has served as a trust litigation consultant and/or expert witness. Prof. Rounds began practicing trust law in 1977 as a lawyer in the Office of Trust Counsel, Old Colony Trust Division, The First National Bank of Boston.
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Woodlands, 1987 - 92


Nick grew up in North Norfolk, squelching through saltmarshes and cycling quiet lanes in search of wildlife. Since his earliest days he has been enthralled by birds, mammals, insects, plants and other creatures. He spent his youth volunteering for conservation NGOs including Pensthorpe and RSPB.


Completing his M.A. in French literature and his M.Sc. in environmental change and management, both at the University of Oxford, Nick travelled to Bolivia for three months, to participate in a study of austral migrant birds.


Ten years later he came home from this three-month stint, having worked in nature conservation and sustainable development the length and breadth of Bolivia, across South America, and in Australia and India.


On his return to the UK, Nick began work for Norfolk Wildlife Trust, an organisation he holds very dear. From his home in Norfolk, he has since had the privilege of working with wildlife and people on every continent. He has spent four years in Asia, many months in both Madagascar and North America, and has swum and snorkelled or watched whales and seabirds in every ocean.


He is fluent in Spanish and French and speaks appalling Portuguese and Hindi.


Nick now lives very close to his childhood home, in a little flint cottage by a duckpond on a North Norfolk village common. Here he reads, writes, thinks, rescues and rehomes animals, and listens to Bach, Wagner and Bernstein.


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Woodlands, 1987 - 92


Nick grew up in North Norfolk, squelching through saltmarshes and cycling quiet lanes in search of wildlife. Since his earliest days he has been enthralled by birds, mammals, insects, plants and other creatures. He spent his youth volunteering for conservation NGOs including Pensthorpe and RSPB.


Completing his M.A. in French literature and his M.Sc. in environmental change and management, both at the University of Oxford, Nick travelled to Bolivia for three months, to participate in a study of austral migrant birds.


Ten years later he came home from this three-month stint, having worked in nature conservation and sustainable development the length and breadth of Bolivia, across South America, and in Australia and India.


On his return to the UK, Nick began work for Norfolk Wildlife Trust, an organisation he holds very dear. From his home in Norfolk, he has since had the privilege of working with wildlife and people on every continent. He has spent four years in Asia, many months in both Madagascar and North America, and has swum and snorkelled or watched whales and seabirds in every ocean.


He is fluent in Spanish and French and speaks appalling Portuguese and Hindi.


Nick now lives very close to his childhood home, in a little flint cottage by a duckpond on a North Norfolk village common. Here he reads, writes, thinks, rescues and rehomes animals, and listens to Bach, Wagner and Bernstein.


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Woodlands, 1995 - 2000


Ralph Jackman was born in Norfolk in 1981, attending Gresham's from 1995 - 2000 in Woodlands House. He holds a first class honours degree in Classics from King’s College, London, and a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Essex, where he was tutored by Marina Warner and Philip Terry. In 2016 he achieved a Masters in Criminology at the University of Cambridge. Ralph’s work draws on his lifelong interest in history and from studying Latin at Gresham's.




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Ralph Jackman was born in Norfolk in 1981, attending Gresham's from 1995 - 2000 in Woodlands House. He holds a first class honours degree in Classics from King’s College, London, and a Masters in Creative Writing from the University of Essex, where he was tutored by Marina Warner and Philip Terry. In 2016 he achieved a Masters in Criminology at the University of Cambridge. Ralph’s work draws on his lifelong interest in history and from studying Latin at Gresham's.




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Alfred Charles Gissing (d. 1975) was an English writer and headmaster.
While at Gresham's School, Alfred had been in the junior division of the Officers' Training Corps from January 1910 to August 1914, when, with war apparent, he volunteered to join the British Army. As a member of the British Red Cross Society & Order of St John, he first served in France as Orderly with the Friends Ambulance Unit, Dunkirk, from 2 October 1915 until early December 1915.
On 10 December 1915, he filed an "application for appointment to a temporary commission in the regular army for the period of the war". As he was under 21 years of age, the application had to be signed by his guardian, Clara Collet, who took care of him after his father's death. Alfred was commissioned as a second lieutenant in the Royal Garrison Artillery on 16 December 1915, and promoted to lieutenant on 7 July 1917. He was in India when the news reached him of his brother Walter's death at Gommecourt during the Battle of the Somme on 1 July 1916.
After the end of the war, Alfred Gissing remained in the army, serving in Iraq and then working for the Inter-Allied Press Censorship Committee in Constantinople between May 1919 and February 1920. He was demobilised on 5 March 1919 and resigned his commission in the Special Reserve on 28 April 1920, leaving the service with the rank of lieutenant.
In the 1939 Register he described himself as a writer & Air Raid Warden (A.R.P.), living with his wife in Croft Cottage, Barbon, South Westmorland R.D., Westmorland. Despite his military experience and while he was still in his early forties at the beginning of the Second World War, Alfred Gissing did not seem to have joined the Army or the Home Guard and nothing is known of his activities during that time.
At about the time he left the army, Alfred Gissing assumed his father's posthumous interests from Algernon Gissing. He began to develop a collected edition of his father's works and to correspond with publishers and collectors as literary executor.
He wrote a preface for A Victim of Circumstances by George Gissing (Constable and Dutton, 1927), a collection of his father's short stories, and he edited a compendium of his father's work, Selections Autobiographical and Imaginative from the Works of George Gissing (Jonathan Cape, 1929).
Alfred Gissing sold a number of his father's literary papers, often not using his own name in doing so. In his own right, Alfred Gissing wrote biographies. He wrote a 600-page unpublished biography of his father and several other shorter accounts, also unpublished.
After the Second World War, Alfred settled at Salvan in the Swiss canton of Valais, an area well known to George Gissing, where Alfred founded and ran an English school for children displaced by the war, subsidised by UNESCO. The Alfred Gissing family moved to Les Marécottes, near Salvan, where they purchased a hotel in 1951, and remained there for the rest of his life. Alfred died and was buried at Salvan in 1975.
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George Evelyn Hutchinson ForMemRS (January 30, 1903 – May 17, 1991) was a British ecologist sometimes described as the "father of modern ecology." He contributed for more than sixty years to the fields of limnology, systems ecology, radiation ecology, entomology, genetics, biogeochemistry, a mathematical theory of population growth, art history, philosophy, religion, and anthropology. He worked on the passage of phosphorus through lakes, the chemistry and biology of lakes, the theory of interspecific competition, and on insect taxonomy and genetics, zoo-geography and African water bugs. He is known as one of the first to combine ecology with mathematics. He became an international expert on lakes and wrote the four-volume Treatise on Limnology in 1957.
Hutchinson earned his degree in zoology from Cambridge University but chose not to earn a doctorate, of which he came to be proud as he aged. Although born in England, he spent nearly his entire professional life at Yale University in the United States where he was Sterling Professor of Zoology and focused on working with graduate students.
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Woodlands,
1917 – 21


George Evelyn Hutchinson ForMemRS (d. 1991) was a British ecologist sometimes described as the "father of modern ecology." He contributed for more than sixty years to the fields of limnology, systems ecology, radiation ecology, entomology, genetics, biogeochemistry, a mathematical theory of population growth, art history, philosophy, religion, and anthropology. He worked on the passage of phosphorus through lakes, the chemistry and biology of lakes, the theory of interspecific competition, and on insect taxonomy and genetics, zoo-geography and African water bugs. He is known as one of the first to combine ecology with mathematics. He became an international expert on lakes and wrote the four-volume Treatise on Limnology in 1957
Hutchinson earned his degree in zoology from Cambridge University but chose not to earn a doctorate, of which he came to be proud as he aged. Although born in England, he spent nearly his entire professional life at Yale University in the United States where he was Sterling Professor of Zoology and focused on working with graduate students.
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Woodlands,
1923 – 31


Donald Duart Maclean (d.1983) was a British diplomat who conveyed government secrets to the Soviet Union.
As an undergraduate, Maclean openly proclaimed his left-wing views, and was recruited into the Soviet intelligence service, then known as the NKVD. He entered the Civil Service and in 1938, he was made Third Secretary at the Paris embassy. He then served in London and was sent to Washington, D.C. from 1944 to 1948, achieving promotion to First Secretary. He was posted to Egypt and then was appointed head of the American Department in the Foreign Office. The Soviets helped Maclean to defect to Moscow in 1951. In Moscow, Maclean worked as a specialist on British policy and relations between the Soviet Union and NATO. He died there on 6 March 1983.
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Maurice Anthony Ash (d. 2003) was an environmentalist, writer, farmer, and planner. He was chairman of the Town and Country Planning Association and of the Dartington Trust.


Maurice Anthony Ash was born at Hazaribagh, India on 31 October 1917. His father, Wilfrid Cracroft Ash, was a successful civil engineer in British India who also made a large engineering contribution to the 1939-1945 War. His grandfather Gilbert Ash was the founder of the construction company Gilbert-Ash; Maurice was noted for technological inventions in pre-stressed concrete. The mathematician and brewer, Michael Ash, was his brother.



Ash was educated at Gresham's School, Holt, Norfolk, the London School of Economics (where he read economics), and at Yale. At LSE, he met Michael Young, later Lord Young of Dartington, who became a lifelong friend. During his education he developed a lifelong dislike for pseudoscience.


During the Second World War, Ash served in the British 23rd Armoured Brigade in North Africa, Italy and Greece. In 1944, he was mentioned in dispatches. He later wrote a history of his regiment.
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1932 – 35


Sir Harold Winter Atcherley (d. 2017) was a businessman, public figure and arts administrator in the United Kingdom.
The son of L. W. Atcherley and his wife Maude Lester Nash, Atcherley was educated at Gresham's School, Holt, Geneva University, and Heidelberg University.


Atcherley joined Royal Dutch Shell in 1937. From 1939, he served through the Second World War in the Queen's Westminster Rifles (1939–1940) and the Intelligence Corps, 1940, then in the 18th Infantry Division in Singapore. After the fall of Singapore in 1942 he became a prisoner of war of the Japanese and worked on the Burma Railway until the war ended in 1945, then in 1946 he returned to Royal Dutch Shell. With that company he served in Egypt, Lebanon, Syria, Argentina, and Brazil until 1959 and was the RDS Group's Personnel co-ordinator from 1964 until 1970.


He was Recruitment Advisor to the Ministry of Defence, 1970–1971, and Chairman of Tyzack & Partners, 1979–1985. He was also a director of British Home Stores, 1973–1987. In retirement, as of 2008 he lived in London. Atcherley died on 29 January 2017, aged 98.
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1939 - 41


Sir Peter Brook (d. 2022) was a British theatre director, noted for his strikingly original productions. The child of Russian emigrés, Brook made his debut at the age of 18 with a production of Marlowe's Dr Faustus. In 1945 Brook was invited to direct Paul Scofield in King John at the Birmingham Repertory Theatre, following this with a celebrated production of Love's Labours Lost (1946) at Stratford-upon-Avon (again with Scofield). Further successes included Anouilh's Ring Round the Moon (1950), Otway's Venice Preserv'd (1953), Hamlet (1955), The Power and the Glory (1956), and The Family Reunion (1956). Brook was made a codirector of the newly formed Royal Shakespeare Company in 1962, directing later that year a highly acclaimed production of King Lear (with Scofield once again). Other successes with the RSC included Peter Weiss's Marat/Sade (1964), Seneca's Oedipus (1968), and a famous production of A Midsummer Night's Dream (1970), featuring an all-white set and the use of circus skills. In 1970 Brook founded, with Jean-Louis Barrault, the International Centre for Theatre Research, a company of international performers with whom he toured extensively. Since 1974 the Centre has been based at the Bouffes du Nord in Paris. Brook's subsequent productions have included a nine-hour adaptation of the Indian epic The Mahabharata (1985), a pared down version of Carmen (1989), and Qui est la? (1995), a reworking of Hamlet. In 2004 Brook presented Tierno Bokar, a meditation on the life and teachings of the title character, a Sufi mystic in French colonial Africa.
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David Lambert Lack
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Farfield, 1957 - 60


While at Gresham’s, Ruary’s family disintegrated and he found that poetry helped him cope. Encouraged by Logie Bruce Lockhart and John Coleridge, he was awarded a Coryphaena .


Besides a successful commercial career and raising a family, Ruary continued to write poetry, published occasionally, along with short stories in magazines. He also studied history, and his first book Aberfeldy – The History of a Highland Community was published by Watermill Books in 2010. He became involved in promoting the beauty and plight of dragonflies, and his next book, an autobiography, The Dragonfly Diaries was published by Saraband in 2014, followed by a do-it-yourself book, The Dragonfly-Friendly Gardener, published by Saraband in 2016. Ruary’s first novel, Luc’s War, was published in 2020. The sequel, Luc’s War – Desert Gold, was published in 2022.


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Kenwyn/Farfield, 1979 – 87


I’m a curator, writer and editor and am currently a Director of Parafin, an independent gallery in London. Previously I was a Curator at Norwich Castle Museum (1995-97), Tate Britain (1997-2006) and Curator and then Director of Exhibitions at Haunch of Venison, London (2006-2013). Since the mid-1990s I have curated or co-curated over 100 exhibitions and have contributed essays and texts to numerous magazines, catalogues and books. I have a particular interest in forms of art dealing with ideas and experiences around land, landscape and place as well as the intersection between art and mountaineering. In 2006 Tate Publishing released the monograph Land Art. In 2013-14 I co-curated (with Nick Alfrey and Joy Sleeman) the Arts Council Collection exhibition Uncommon Ground: Land Art in Britain 1967-79, which travelled to four UK museums. In 2019 Zero Books published a selection of essays and interviews, In Land: Writings Around Land Art and Its Legacies.
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Kenwyn/Howson’s, 1952 – 60


Christopher Masterman (d. 2021) was born in South London in 1942. His father was serving abroad with the British Royal Air Force; father and son did not meet until 1945. Christopher also joined the RAF where, with an MSc in aerospace technology, he served for 16 years as an Engineering Officer; at one time he was Prince Charles’s personal aircraft engineer. After leaving the RAF he worked for the European Space Agency in Austria before moving with his family to Canada where he joined a major aircraft manufacturing company and rose to be an executive. In 1992 this company moved him back to the United Kingdom where he eventually retired. In 2006 he moved to Australia with his wife Elizabeth by the sea-side south of Perth. He passed away in 2021.


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Oakeley, 1977 - 82


Mellany Ambrose attended Greshams as a day girl from 1977-82. She studied sciences at A-level, read medicine at Cambridge, and worked as a hospital doctor and GP in the NHS for nearly thirty years. She also attained the graduate certificate in creative writing from Birkbeck University. Her interest in Keats’s medical career started when she discovered he’d worked and trained as an apprentice to apothecary surgeon Thomas Hammond near to where she was working as a GP. She spent many happy hours researching in the British and Wellcome Libraries and visiting sites related to Keats’s life and Georgian-era medicine. Mr Hammond and the Poetic Apprentice was longlisted for the Lucy Cavendish Fiction Prize 2019.
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