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Hertford College Donor Report 2020
Contents Looking
Looking back over 9 years
Bursar’s view
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back over
Taking the helm in turbulent times
Warnock Society Listing
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15
9 years By Will Hutton
Donor Listing 16
By the time many of you read this I will be a former Principal; I was
the future once, as David Cameron said of his departing self. The
future is now Tom Fletcher’s, who I have got to know well over
the last few months as I have tried to pass on all I have learned
about Hertford and Oxford. He is a great appointment. Hertford is
fortunate to have him.
Talking to Tom has made me realise how far we have come. The
college I walked into on the morning of 1 September 2011 was
certainly friendly, inclusive and a tightly-run ship. I hope nobody
From the Editor will take umbrage but for all that, it was a ship that creaked at the
You will notice that this year’s Donor Report is a little different. As part seams. It was uncertain who it was and above all lacked self-
of our commitment to reduce our environmental footprint, we have confidence. It did, though, perform pretty well academically. The
slimmed down our report considerably to just 28 pages in total. But you college that Tom takes over has got a much better infrastructure,
can find additional content on our dedicated website, either via this URL hard and soft, than it had then. It has more sense of itself and
(HCDonorReport2020.com) or the QR codes included on the individual takes justified pride in its achievements, especially over access
reports. We hope you like the postcards and would love to see some of and its new professionalism, while I hope having lost none of its
them take pride of place on your mantle pieces! friendliness and inclusivity. Over the next decades – the disastrous
impact of COVID aside – Hertford promises to do very well indeed,
and even improve on its already strong academic standing.
Hertford College 2 Donor Report 2020 Hertford College 3 Donor Report 2020I should acknowledge immediately that there is always a provided by the new Porter Fellow for Academic Skills Dr
certain amount of luck involved in running any organisation, Catherine Sloan, a post made possible by the Porter Foundation.
and I have been lucky. The fellowship has had a wholesale The demand is high and growing.
and strengthening makeover while I have been Principal – it is
younger, more ambitious, research and teaching hungry, and We’ve also strengthened our ties with our 60-strong lecturers,
more diverse, with the number of women fellows doubled from giving them a role in academic committee, meeting and briefing
nine to eighteen. them regularly and holding an annual dinner, so there is a
growing sense of a teaching community that shares common
There has also been a transformation in the capacity and reach goals and high aims. The library has been revitalised under Alice
of our academic office, which after all is the hub of any college. It Roques and our academic results are sharply improving, as is
is what we are all about. Many colleges have decided to relieve the collective mood. Our chaplain Mia Smith is the liveliest of
the Senior Tutor role (in effect Academic Director) from a tutorial Anglican live-wires, and the choir – with no auditions – makes
fellow who has direct experience of teaching challenges, and the sweetest of sounds. Even the agnostic irreligious find the
instead turn to a professional administrator who might hold chapel’s music sometimes jaw-droppingly good. Overall, Hertford
the post, sometimes, for ossifying decades. We have opted is a community at ease with itself, working hard and having fun.
for a hybrid model: to retain a fellow as Senior Tutor who still The online videos the students and fellows made for the 2020
teaches at the tutorial coalface, but to support him or her with a Virtual Open Day, edited with stunning professionalism, showed
professional registrar and director of admissions (a role now held real love of Hertford. It was, they concluded, the perfect college.
by the indefatigable and dynamic Lynn Featherstone) – thus I was very proud. I shall apply myself!
combining the best of both worlds.
Financially we have managed all this while posting financial
The office has been further strengthened on two dimensions surpluses for eight consecutive years (which would have been
very important to me. We have steadily built up our access and nine if COVID had not intervened). Here another decision that
communications capacity, with an additional focus on STEM might have gone wrong turned out well: when the outgoing (and
subjects. Dr Kathryn Boast, a new appointment made possible outstanding) director of our international conference business
thanks to the generous support of Pip Wilson (1993), specialises left after my second year, I decided to nominate two co-directors
in recruiting candidates in STEM subjects, particularly trying to to succeed her. It might have been a fraught relationship as
interest women. Another new appointment, Nathan Stazicker, many predict job share at this level to be, but Caroline Rice and
combines schools outreach work with great social media and Andrew Hemingway have increased the turnover by more than a
communications content. They are steadily increasing student half. Its profits, along with a great increase in our donations from
interest in Hertford and making innovative waves – take you, dear Reader – as Jane Eyre might have said had she been
a glance at Unsung Heroes of Science on our website for Principal – have together underpinned Hertford’s growth under
example. I’m grateful to all of our alumni who have supported my Principalship.
Ever since our outreach work; I hope you feel proud of what you have
the launch of helped us achieve. I think a turning point in the college’s relationship with our alumni
the Tanner was the 2014 Bridge to Bridge bike ride – from the Hertford
Ever since the launch of the Tanner Scheme, Hertford has been Bridge to the Bridge of Sighs in Venice. It was certainly enjoyable
Scheme,
an Oxford leader in admitting state school students. But now we in its own right, even if slightly bonkers (14 days dedicated to
Hertford have made the reputation really live: this year over 80% of our cycling?), and raised a more than useful quarter of a million
has been an offers were to state school candidates, the second highest in pounds. But one of the unexpected by-products was people
Oxford leader Oxford, up from just over 60% when I arrived. But this must not taking notice that Hertford was now the kind of college that did
in admitting be done with any sacrifice in academic quality. So in parallel we things like biking 700 miles to Venice to raise money for student
have strengthened the support we give to students by offering support. And they liked it. Julia Thaxton, the then incoming
state school
additional advice and coaching on how to approach learning, Development Director, was a bit bemused, but she and I bonded
students.
Hertford College 4 Donor Report 2020 Hertford College 5 Donor Report 2020£
over the exigencies of organising and then riding on it together
with a number of our alumni (including Tom Fletcher!)
Bursar’s
That first bike ride became the springboard for a sense that
Hertford was on the move, and was followed by more bike
rides and other challenges. Alumni smiled on us, and our
Development Office became ever more professional with some
outstanding events, posts and publications, reaching a pinnacle
view
with their efforts over lockdown. Gradually donations began to
rise. Many thanks to all of you.
With greater self-confidence has come a willingness to
strengthen our existing estate and build anew. Two major
initiatives are in train: doubling the study spaces in a made
By Jamie Clark
over, modernised library, and increasing our accommodation
by nearly 100 beds in what will become a Hertford graduate
campus between Winchester Road and Banbury Road. Planning
permission will be sought over the next twelve months for both.
We raised a £20 million bond with the financing in mind and,
The question posed most often to Bursars, and consuming
again with the support of our donors, we will make Hertford
most of their attention right now, is how COVID impacts their
one of the best equipped colleges in both bedrooms and study
college finances. So, while there are more interesting and
space in the university. We are deeply grateful to those who
imaginative matters that I could choose to report on this year,
have already supported the early stages of our estates strategy
none seem quite so urgent, or relevant, to focus on here.
I am leaving a six figure sum to Hertford in my declaration of
If there is one lesson from the extraordinary events of this
wishes in my will – and I urge you, if you haven’t, to please do
year, it is that our world can change very rapidly around us. I’m
the same. Hertford is a great institution that deserves all of our
conscious that as I write - part way through the long vac, with
support. Those of us who have ridden the wave of the near 50-
a good couple of months left before we hit next term - I may
year rise in property prices find ourselves better off than we ever
be reflecting a context that is no longer relevant. Our current
expected and, frankly, we were lucky: let’s give something back
assumption is the return of students and staff by October, albeit
to those who follow. There is an old Greek proverb that society
with various distancing and other measures in place. Looking
grows great when old men and women plant trees under whose
slightly further, we assume that we may be back to running
shade they know they will never sit. Let’s plant some trees!
events and conference business at some point in 2021. All of
these assumptions may have been revised by the time you
And once again many thanks for all the support and fun over
read this.
the last nine years. I have enjoyed it enormously. Must write my
application form to come back as a fresher!
Key to understanding the financial “hit” for college is
appreciating how we typically balance the books; in particular,
that our core teaching and student domestic services come
at a net cost. Take undergraduate tuition as an example. We
receive under half of all tuition fees charged (the majority goes
to the University), and spend on average an additional £3,000+
per undergraduate to provide tutorial and other academic
services. Similarly, an additional cost is incurred providing
6 Hertford College 7 Donor Report 2020heavily subsidised accommodation and catering services. The COVID: Counting the cost
average undergraduate is a net cost to the college of about
£6,000 every year, and we have over 400 of them. We rely upon £000s
a combination of endowment income, donations and conference
business to support this.
Approx £2.7m net loss
+? Donation reductions
2,700
The balancing act
81
Residential 143 Misc
£2.2m Trading 307 Domestic
Investments Education 746 Catering
£2.0m £1.0m 474
Trading
Domestic 283 CJRS
Fundraising £1.2m
£0.6m Catering
Looking ahead to the next academic (and financial) year, we
expect a further loss of around £2m. Some of this is certain, as it
relates to the late summer conference business this year, which we
know is not going to be possible. Some is based on our working
assumptions outlined above. This is of course subject to revision.
There is a widely held view that all Oxford colleges are wealthy
and must be well able to withstand this sort of heavy blow. To
an extent this is reasonable, when we take the long view. Some
colleges have reasonably substantial endowments that do provide
a broad base of financial security. However, such assets are not
much help in the short term. For the most part, endowments are
And then came COVID. The single biggest problem is that
permanent: colleges can spend the income but must preserve the
it has brought domestic service provision to an abrupt
capital. The income generated is generally fairly stable, and cannot
halt, which affects both sides of our equation. We have
be dialled up or down at short notice. The current challenges are
lost student rental income for a whole term (so far), which
that our income has diminished, but most expenditure remains. The
increases our domestic subsidy requirements. At the same
problem right now is not about assets, but about cashflow. (Our
time, one of our largest sources of balancing income –
endowment funds did suffer a significant decline in value, reflecting
conference trade – has dried up entirely. Clearly we have
the movement in financial markets. Although much ground has
been able to save in some areas, and have also chosen, as
already been recovered, reductions in dividend levels are reducing
have other colleges, to make use of government assistance
the income we receive from investments.)
where we can (e.g. by furloughing staff). Even with this, our
net loss up until the end of July is around £2.7m.
Colleges seek to use their resources as fully as possible, to
maximise benefit in accordance with their charitable objectives.
Income and expenditure, as well as cashflow, are finely balanced.
From most colleges, COVID could not have chosen a worse part of
Hertford College 8 Donor Report 2020 Hertford College 9 Donor Report 2020the financial year to happen. Just as cash is at a low point (a quirk
of how tuition fee reconciliations work across the calendar) and
colleges are relying upon Easter and then summer conference
Taking
trade to replenish bank accounts, the tap is switched off. To make
matters worse, the usual Trinity Term domestic income is also lost.
An endowment offers no immediate help.
To put some numbers on this: in Hertford’s case, by this time
the helm in
next year, we predict that we will have consumed around £5m
more cash than we generate from day to day operations AND
endowment income combined. That needs to come from
somewhere.
turbulent
In this respect we are lucky enough to have a range of options.
While allocated in the long term for estates strategy purposes,
we have access to relatively liquid funds from the proceeds of
the Bond Placement (£20m) we arranged in 2017, as a temporary
source of cash. We also have some element of expendable
endowment and unrestricted funds invested in financial assets that
times
have not suffered in value, and would thus not crystallise a loss if
liquidated. Finally, we have arranged short term bank financing at
very favourable rates, should we need it. This puts us in a relatively
fortunate position, and provides a significant buffer against
cashflow demands for the time being, and for some time ahead.
By Frances Wheare, Director of Development
However, the loss is real, and by effectively reducing our free
reserves has clear consequences for our ability to fund all that we
would wish. Most immediately, we have scaled back our capital
projects to only the priority investments. We are continuing with
the initial planning phases for both the Library and Winchester I joined Hertford halfway through what has turned out to be an
Road projects, as well as some of the more critical remediation extraordinary academic year, taking over from Julia Thaxton.
items. In some areas we have been able to revise our plans by Over the last six years, under Julia’s leadership, Hertford’s
postponing certain requirements to reduce the overall cost over Development office became a force to be reckoned with:
the next few years. Other projects have been put on hold for now, donations have risen, engagement has flourished, and Julia has
pending a re-plan of our funding strategy. brought together a fantastic team. I arrived at the Lodge on my
first day with no small amount of trepidation, considering what
In summary, although the financial impacts are significant, we have big shoes I had to fill, but excited and ready to get stuck in.
responded satisfactorily to the immediate challenges. We hope for
a better financial outcome next year, but are reasonably positioned We all know what happened next. If there’s one thing COVID-19
to deal with an extended period of downturn, should that be has taught us, it’s that you can’t predict the future, but you can
the case. Beyond this, we need to adjust and revise our plans prepare for it. The financial effects of COVID-19 will continue to
and ambitions for investment, and consider our funding options be felt for some time but, as our Bursar writes, we are fortunate
carefully. By next year’s report, I hope to be able to share details of to be in a relatively resilient position for the foreseeable future.
how we have done that.
Hertford College 10 Donor Report 2020 Hertford College 11 Donor Report 2020This is thanks in no small part to the loyalty and generosity of our Will is going to be greatly missed, not just in Hertford but
supporters. We know that with your continued support we will across the Oxford community. However, we are excited to
be in the best possible position to face whatever challenges have welcomed Tom Fletcher as our new Principal. I know
may follow. how much he is looking forward to getting to know our alumni
and friends, and leading Hertford into a new era.
Indeed, the year had got off to a flying start with a generous
donation from alumnus Nick Carn (1976) in support of the Lockdown notwithstanding, life at Hertford carried on, albeit
redevelopment of the Catte Street site, in particular the library. with some significant modifications. We all quickly adapted
Nick has also included a bequest to Hertford in his will. We to much-mentioned ‘new normal’ of online living. Zoom has
are enormously grateful to Nick, who becomes our second become the indispensable sixth member of our team, and
Foundation Fellow, and to all those who have supported our during the past six months we have held eight online events;
capital works so far. from the first virtual John Donne lecture to a Philosophy
reunion evening hosted by Peter Millican, with webinars by
Having started my career in Oxford in the Department of four of our Fellows addressing different areas of the current
Computer Science, I’m happy to see how generously our alumni crisis. At the time of writing we are planning a series of online
and friends support both this subject and the areas it intersects events for Michaelmas Term and beyond, so do let us know if
with Philosophy. We are grateful for the continued support of you have any suggestions. My one regret
the Finistere Charitable Foundation for Peter Millican’s outreach
in joining
work, including the BEBRAS and Turtle projects. We are also In his farewell webinar, Will Hutton said that the thing he
delighted to announce that the law firm Clifford Chance has would miss most about Hertford was the camaraderie. We’ve Hertford
funded Hertford’s second Philosophy Fellow, Carissa Véliz, tried to maintain that sense of community in an age of social when I did
who specialises in AI and Ethics, as well as supporting outreach distancing, and we hope you’ve enjoyed what we’ve been is that I will
activity and undergraduate bursaries. doing. That said, it hasn’t escaped our notice that much of our
have had just
communications recently have been somewhat one sided,
Outreach, access and student support have always been at the and that’s why our telethon this year will be slightly different, six months
heart of everything we do, and we’re grateful to everyone who with an emphasis on hearing your views on our plans for the working with
supports this work. I’d particularly like to highlight the Drapers’ future. We’d love to hear from you though so don’t wait for a Will Hutton
Company – who, at 20 years and counting, are amongst phone call – you can find our contact details, as well as our
Hertford’s longest standing donors – for continuing their support social media channels, within this publication.
of graduate scholarships. You can read about the experiences
of a Drapers’ Scholar on lockdown on our dedicated Donor I often think about what would be dominating the headlines
Report website. this year if it weren’t for COVID-19. Climate change, surely,
would have greater prominence. I know that this is an issue
One regret in joining Hertford when I did is that I had just six many of you care deeply about, and we are committed to
months working with Will Hutton (of which five have been doing everything in our power to reduce our footprint. As
conducted through a computer screen). The respect and high a first step you may have noticed that our publications are
regard in which Will is held by the Hertford community has been now being sent to you in compostable wraps, printed on
wonderful to see, and I have been told on many occasions that FSC-certified paper. We will also work with the catering
his leadership is the reason for alumni involvement. Elsewhere team to ensure that when we are able to hold events again,
in this publication, Will has expressed his intention to leave a our menus will be sustainably and ethically sourced, and
legacy to the college, and I’m delighted that his relationship with our Estates Strategy will continue to follow sustainability
Hertford will continue as a member of the Warnock Society. standards.
Hertford College 12 Donor Report 2020 Hertford College 13 Donor Report 2020Had it not been for COVID-19 you would doubtless be reading a
very different piece by now, sharing plans for the new Graduate
Centre in Winchester Road and the Library renovation project.
We are fortunate that these two projects have been funded
Warnock Society
1944 1960 1970 1981
until planning permission is submitted, and our intention is Anonymous Rex Goad Walter Bodmer Sukhvinder Kaur-
to proceed. As Will reflects earlier in this magazine, Hertford Richard Lloyd James Hemsley Andrew Binks Stubbs
Mike St John Neil Swindells Lorne Whiteway
continues to improve its standing in the Norrington table, and we 1945 Roger Westbrook John Wells
are one of the leaders in outreach and improving the diversity of Anonymous Marc Wigan 1982
Tim Eccles 1971 Isobel Collyer
our student body. Our estates strategy means that our buildings 1961 Alan Barlow Jacquie Glomski
1947 Christopher Craig Roderic Mitchell Markus Jaigirder
will match and facilitate our ambitions, providing an environment Peter Nicholls Malcolm Duce Graeme Marshall Stewart Kennedy
for our students to thrive. David Elkington David Worskett
1951 Colin Harris 1983
George Jupe David Mander 1972 Anonymous
Last year, in these pages, Julia asked the question, ‘What next?’ Michael Port Eric Martin Anonymous Ian Whitmore
Hugh Nicklin Peter Dart
In an increasingly uncertain world, with the threat of second 1952 Ken Waters Lindsay Forbes 1985
Michael Harris Tom Hutton DB Lenck
waves, further lockdowns and recession looming over us, this David Henderson 1962
becomes a difficult question to answer. What I can say is that, Philip Hobson Chris Brooks 1973 1986
Patrick Jeffers John Doble Mellor Hennessy Martin Dunsby
although Hertford must, and will, adapt to the realities of a post- Francis Scott Neville Gaffin George Patton
COVID world, our essence and our core values must, and will, Tim Strevens Michael Gee John Salmon 1987
Peter Aeberli
remain the same. We will continue to prioritise accessibility and 1953 1963 1974 Jonathan Sharp
Alan Broome Bob Eastwood Stephen Taylor
inclusivity, providing a welcoming environment for our students David Clay Christopher Fance 1988
to thrive, regardless of background and circumstance. And we Bob Coupe John Mollon 1975 Phil Smith
Quintin Knight John Asquith
will continue to invest in everything that makes an Oxford, and 1964 Robert Lusardi 1989
Hertford, education so special, from the quality of teaching and 1954 Anonymous Pete Houston
Malcolm Busfield Tony Champion 1976 Ian Whittaker
resources to our infrastructure and surroundings – not forgetting Jim Catty Tim Cornish David Brennan
Michael Kirby Geoffrey Dobson Bill Jamieson 1992
our countless societies and groups. David Loewe Graham Jones Stephen Massey Nancy O’Brien
Paul Rose Stuart
1955 1965
We are enormously grateful to every single one of you for your Clive Aldred John Crook 1977 1995
ongoing support. From the smallest gift to the largest, every David Cutler Mike Henderson Amanda Benton Matthew Briers
John Langley Stephen Potel Edward Fisher
single donation helps – and I look forward to thanking you in David Moseley Nicholas Haag 1996
John Wroughton 1966 Keith Lyall Jo Briers
person one day. Peter Hollins
1956 1978 1997
David Cressey 1967 David Budd Hermione Ruck
Mark Drake Anonymous Paul Chaston Keene
Philip Chapman Rose Jackson
1957 Brian Fortnum Adam Johnson 2003
Anonymous Edwin Gale Malcolm Wood Jessica Tooby
Peter Loveday Victor Rayward-
Gerald Paterson Smith 1979 2004
Ronald Pattinson Ian Reid Peter Beckford Andrew Voysey
Judy & Peter Phillip Runchman Gary Collins
Whiteman Robin Selby Elizabeth McManus 2007
Mike Wyatt Dan Millichip
1958 1980
As Will reflects earlier in this magazine, Rodney Chambers 1968 Anonymous Other
Timothy Lawrence John Dewar Jonathan Searle Barry Ryan
Hertford continues to improve its standing Sheila Sharp Angelina Gibson
1959 1969 Duncan Stone Will Hutton
in the Norrington table, and we are one of Charles Gibson Anonymous Ann McAfee
the leaders in outreach and improving the David Grant Colin Berry Philip Pentney
Jeffrey Preston Alex Bristow Tim Fletcher
diversity of our student body. Hugh Sturzaker Simon Webb
We are grateful to all alumni and friends who chose to support Hertford with a gift in their will.
Hertford College 14 Donor Report 2020 Hertford College 15 Donor Report 2020With our thanks
Donald McCready † Pat Rhodes Simon Kirby Fran Gunning
James Scrymgeour- Martin Spencer Peter Manning Eleanor Hellier
Wedderburn Kate Stross Dix Roberts Markus Jaigirder
Neil Swindells Stephen Taylor Fiona Robertson Tom Jensen
John Wells Boris Tyzuk Peter Whatley Mossy Kennedy
Tim Wheeler Michael Wheeler Andrew Leonard
1971 Phil Martin
Anonymous 1975 1979 Anna Morgan
Donors by Matriculation Anonymous Rosalind & Mark Anonymous Michael Nicholls
David Arscott Atkins Francesca Barrow Salman Ullah
1940 1958 Anthony Quigley Rodney Nelson- Kevin Bounds Paul Hughes Bridget Calvert
John Oram † Ian Barnett Peter Sabine Jones Crispian Cartwright Robert Lusardi David Cooke 1983
John Beck Keith Sheather Anthony Swing Peter Crowley John Mason Philip Dutton Gilbert Benz
1945 Michael Brignall Clive Williams Jonathan Davies Dave McCabe Sarah Hewitt Malcolm Dowden
Tim Eccles Rodney Chambers 1966 Peter Friend Stuart McLaren Meryl James Mike Fordham
Keith Haywood † Richard Copley 1962 Steve Greenwald Anthony Jones John Needham Oliver O’Toole Nick Foulkes
John Fry Robert Bearman Peter Hollins Peter Lane Michael Ratcliff Debbie Sarjant Paul Meader
1948 Ian Gunn David Cattrall Howard Johnson Graeme Marshall Paul Simpson Mary Wood Vicky Pollitt
Michael Fish Richard Hartley John Doble David Levy Philip Masson Kirk Tellwright Simon Pride
Norman Perrin Philip Myerscough Alan Fearnley Bob Morrow Graham Rogers Sarah Walker 1980 Gabrielle Remedios
Charles Phythian- David Gallifant Mick North Alan Sandall Richard Watts Grace Belfiore Mike Shiels
1950 Adams Michael Knee Chris Osland Tony Smith Kevin Wesbroom Stephen Bell Martin Talbot
Peter Coulson Andrew Stubbs † Ian Michael Rupert Perry Jonathan Swallow † Kenneth White Eric Beste Stephen Tickell
Colin Curley Tom Wansbrough † Richard Scott David Walker Joe Szurszewski Rachel Blissett Heather Walton
Robert Graham Brian Wilson Peter Stokes Mike Waller 1976 Alastair Blundell Ian Whitmore
Peter Harkness Warwick Wilson 1967 David Worskett Robin Arthur Andrew Callard
Christian Strover 1959 Robin Bynoe Anthony Bailey Emilio Cattaneo 1984
Robin Cocks 1963 Philip Chapman 1972 Jane Bird John Clark Elizabeth Akka
1951 Charles Gibson Clive Eiles David Clark Bulent Atalay Nick Carn Roger Edbrooke Paul & Elaine
Dennis Bonney Brian Glover Christopher Fance Edwin Gale Simon Attwood Nicholas Fishwick Ed Farquharson Fiddaman
Edward Greenwood David Grant Leo Horton Richard Harington John Burrows Jon Fitton Christopher Barbara McGowan
Ed Pomeroy Jeffrey Preston John Leigh Raymond Leonard Richard Fisher John Hughes Godfrey Timothy Monelle
George Jupe Hugh Sturzaker Christopher Christopher Morle Lindsay Forbes Colin Hughes Julie Hazell John Newman
Michael Port Roger Trafford Mockler Robin Selby Tom Hutton Barry Lester Chris Hornby Vicky Rietkerk
Richard Willcock Richard Partridge Peter Ireland Janet McCourt Julian Kiely Deborah Shears
1952 Colin Wright Chris Plunkett 1968 Stephen Jukes Martin Milnes David Knight Julian Stander
Michael Harris Ray Proctor Anonymous John Landers Peter Norman Simone Lobo Fiona Yates
Patrick Jeffers 1960 Patrick Walsh- Lindsay Bashford Bernard Murphy Alan Radford Fiona Macaulay
Denis Price David Baker Atkins Peter Binham David Newman Neil Simister Garrett Nagle 1985
Allan Scott Iain Cheyne Derek Winstanley Meredith Pete Owen Julian Worth Andy Tighe Anonymous
Martin Davies Julian Whitehead Childerstone Christopher Smale Basil Zotiades Chris Barber
1953 Rex Goad John Clark Jeremy Stevens 1977 Marian Berkowitz
John Crowhurst Peter Johansen 1964 Ken France Hilary Allison 1981 Chris Birkle
Mike Essex Geoff Martin Mike Brumage Robert Peel 1973 Tessa Bamford Anonymous Cicely Brown
Nick McCave Tony Champion Richard Ward Jon Billowes Amanda Benton Lis Bellamy Douglas Busvine
1954 Peter Poulter Jim Copper William Webster Phil Davies Henrietta Ewart Julia Brookes Paul Gleeson
Thomas Clive Prior Peter Edwards George Drinka Edward Fisher David Eatough Shahriar Khan
Charlesworth Michael Ross Julian Hay 1969 Mike Frederick Jenny Hopper Ian Gatt Martin Lipton
Richard Mike St John David Holton Paul Aynsley Stephen Gill Robert Mellors Mark Glover Simon Mason
Christophers Roger Westbrook Graham Jones Jonathan Bynoe Bob Grant Sheila Niven Guy Leaf Huw Peach
Alan Fraser † Tony Mitcheson Alan Gelb Steven Jones Nick O’Brien Penny Neu Cindy Von
Michael Kirby 1961 Chris Morton Neil Kinghan Paul Masters Richard Quinn John Nixon Kaufmann
David Loewe Anonymous Adrian Oldknow Ken Patterson Peter Newman Robert Taylor Amanda Rumming Sarah Wells
John McLaughlin Alan Bowers Mike Paul Tom Robinson Stephen Pratt Adam Williams Kath Shailer Joanne Wicks
Christopher Craig Roger Sherman David Tester Mark Szymanski Jacqui Smith Jock Wills
1955 Ian Crichton George Spencer Nigel Wilkes Mark Teversham 1978 Ian Valentine James Wilson
John Wroughton Andrew Mark White Jenifer Batten Gerry Wait
Cunningham 1965 1970 Duncan Brack Jeremy White 1986
1956 Andrew Davies Andrew Blake Brian Belchers 1974 Xanthe Brooke Anonymous
Robin Carey Malcolm Duce David Cornwell Walter Bodmer Alice & Rob Naomi & Michael 1982 Sarah Barwood
Gordon Davy Jonathan Fletcher Jeremy Dawkins Colin Bradley Barrigan Clarke Michael Adamson Martin Dunsby
Mark Drake Martin Friend Ivor Fiennes Chris Dowell Paul Batho Angela Fane Frank & Wendy Philip Jones
Alan Freeman Garry Gauss Richard Groom Tom Greenshields David Harrison Sarah Gooden Ashcroft Jonathan Park
John Guyatt Mike Henderson Nigel Henson John Johnson Trevor Hicks Robin Ashworth Rob Pritchard
1957 Ted Laing Alan Hinchcliffe Chris Humphries Stephen Kinsey Ed Hundert Monica Buckley Nick Rollason
Simon Frazer David Mander Graham Johnson Barry Levy Antony Longworth Adam Johnson Yolande Chan John Schilizzi
John Jordan Eric Martin Nick Keith Henry MacDonald Anne McGlashan Ian Jones Colin Cook Don Ting
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Andrew Dodd Stephen Reid Emma Cremin Glyn Kennington John Marnham Luke MacLeod Helen Carswell Peter Norgaard
Philippa Goodwin Katherine Harry Dunlop Robin Norton-Hale Viral Mehta Emily Richey Frederick Harris
Ailsa Holland Rouendaal Paul Jessop Kate & Malcolm Daniel Okusaga Michelle Sahai Justin Hubbard 2016
John Jardine Britta Von Lewinski Michaela Lowrie Parks Abigail & Peter Orr Alex Woolgar Rachel Hunter Scott Reu
Guy Mason Gareth Williams Catherine Martin Bao Pham Laura Pettit Tomos Rees Rebecca Stephens
Joseph Stokoe Jayne Woodside Matthew Ashan Russ Taylor 2008
Karen Thompson Alice Yew Middleweek Ramakrishnan Andrew Voysey Anonymous 2013 2017
Ian Thompson David Parish Simon Ramsden Jeremy Boon Eric Clement Nathan Appanna
Judith Toms 1992 Barney Stueck Sam Roake 2005 Nicholas Buchanan Jessica Rush Josephine Bellman
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Margaret Gray Victoria Walton Ruth Tarrant Emma Gerald Sharon Hubmann Richard Tanburn Jacob Kalnins-
1988 Eric Hayman Alexander Gilkes Charles Janeway Daniel Valentine Holtom
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Anonymous Michael Hunter Paul Armitt Stephan Bocklet Emma Jones Ling Lu 2014 Harriet Thomas
Ruth Boardman James Hylins Lisa Bate Kelly Hagedorn Pierce Louis Anna Pietrowski Francis Chmiel
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Michael Doyle Joanna Willmott Alistair Feeney Michael Newbold Yvonne Ow Jacob Vivian Alexander Diwan
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Chris Harris 1993 David Ingham 2001 Phillip Robinson- Laila Dowse Olivia Stakem
Robert Jones David Head Mateusz Lasik Anonymous Moore Lauren Eyland Susannah Webster
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