The Time and The Place Campaign Brochure

PEMBROKE: AN EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY

for generations to come

A RE-FOUNDATION OF PEMBROKE

We have a unique and extraordinary opportunity.

The redevelopment of the Mill Lane site – immediately next door to the medieval College – is the most important advance for Pembroke since its foundation in 1347.

Pembroke has long been a place where knowledge, discovery, creativity, learning and innovation have thrived. The exchange of ideas, the chance encounters and conversations, the inspiration from outstanding teaching, the friends made for life: this is a remarkable place, and we have the chance now to make it even better.

Mill Lane will enlarge Pembroke’s footprint in the heart of Cambridge by a third. But the development is about much more than new buildings and enhanced facilities. It is about the lives and opportunities for future generations of students, researchers and Fellows, and the way they can be transformed.

Many Pembroke members and supporters have already been incredibly generous, not least the family of Ray Dolby whose £35 million donation has enabled us to embark on our plans. The family’s renewed generosity has now provided a pound-for-pound match-funding pledge for everything we raise for Mill Lane until the end of 2022.

Let us seize this opportunity to transform Pembroke for future generations.

Lord Smith of Finsbury, Master of Pembroke College

HOW YOU CAN HELP

Information about different ways in which you can support the campaign is inside the back cover of this brochure.

It is now not possible to come along Trumpington Street towards King’s Parade without passing through Pembroke

AT A GLANCE THE CAMPAIGN

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£75m

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C

Acquisition of land for Dolby Court: £13m

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Construction of Dolby Court: £25m

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C

£15m will be used to provide support for our students, researchers and academics (in the form of bursaries, PhD studentships, and research support) and to continue Pembroke’s hard-fought tradition of bringing the brightest people to the College, whatever their financial means.

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E

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Acquisition of the Emmanuel United Reformed Church: £5m

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(bursaries and research support)

SUPPORT FOR PEOPLE

Mill Lane redevelopment

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Support for people

A

Renovation of the Emmanuel United Reformed Church: £2m Acquisition of other existing buildings: £9m

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H

Construction of gatehouse, picture gallery and foyer: £5m

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Refurbishment of 74 Trumpington Street & 1 Mill Lane: £1.5m Refurbishment of Stuart House & 4 Mill Lane: £5m

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Refurbishment of 12 & 13 Mill Lane: £1.5m

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Landscaping: £2m Enabling works, including demolition and utilities: £3m Contingency: £3m

FACILITIES

AUDITORIUM

GALLERY

FLEXIBLE EVENTS SPACE (FOYER)

GALLERY LEARNING CENTRE LEARNI

CAFÉ-BAR

HIGH-TECH COMPUTER LAB

PARTNERSHIP CENTRE

TEACHING & SEMINAR ROOMS

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OVER 100 NEW STUDENT BEDROOMS

MEETING ROOMS

EDUCATION A PLACE OF

Circuit board diagram for Ray Dolby’s last major analogue noise reduction design (1985)

PEMBROKE’S AMBITION IS TO CREATE AN ENVIRONMENT WHERE EXCEPTIONAL PEOPLE CAN DO THEIR BEST WORK.

Mill Lane will give our students access to the finest educational facilities in Cambridge: a series of state-of-the-art seminar, lecture, and study spaces; an advanced computer lab; and - for the first time in the College’s history - an auditorium.

“Pembroke is the place where so many in public life, in research, education, business and public service have learned how to think for themselves and in so doing, make ground-breaking impact on all walks of our lives. Mill Lane embodies our ambition to keep progressing this way.”

Roger Ferguson (1973)

“I’m beyond excited that Pembroke is creating this amazing new site: it’s just what’s needed to ensure that students have a learning environment which is modern and adaptable, with great community spaces where undergraduates and graduates can interact and learn from each other.”

Amber Turner (2017)

“These extraordinary facilities are going to help Pembroke, and Cambridge, continue to attract the best students from around the world to develop new ideas and explore their research.

Mill Lane will make a huge contribution to ensuring that students can do this in a great community and in affordable circumstances.”

Alberto Ippolito (2018)

CULTURE A PLACE FOR

Current view of the Emmanuel United Reform Church (exterior and interior)

New Gallery

PEMBROKE IS A PLACE WHERE GENERATIONS OF CREATIVE PEOPLE HAVE UNLOCKED THEIR POTENTIAL.

Mill Lane will significantly enhance the cultural life of Pembroke and of Cambridge as a whole. A 230-seat auditorium will be created within the former Emmanuel United Reformed Church, hosting lectures, talks, concerts and other performances, many of which will be open to the wider public.

A new gallery will enable the College to display its many treasures and collections, alongside exhibitions featuring collections from other institutions and academic work by our current students and Fellows.

“Pembroke people have made huge contributions to global cultural life, most notably but not exclusively in comedy, music and writing.

The Mill Lane facilities will give our students new places to try new things and find new inspiration to enrich lives well beyond the fringes of Cambridge.�

Eric Idle (1962)

A PLACE FOR

COMMUNITY

THE COMMUNITY IS WHAT MAKES PEMBROKE SPECIAL AND MILL LANE WILL MAKE IT MORE SO. A new café-bar in the elegant central Mill Lane building, Stuart House, will complement the Parlours, Servery and Hall on the medieval site.

A large multi-purpose foyer alongside the auditorium will act as a busy gathering space during high capacity events and performances, as well as a daytime study, meeting and display area. It will become a hub of activity.

Several spaces on the Mill Lane site will have wellness and good mental health at their heart.We will help our students strengthen their resilience and find quietness away from their busy academic lives.

“Universities are places where young people grow and forge lifelong friendships through shared experience and mutual support. Pembroke is a place where everyone wants everyone else to do well and the Mill Lane site continues in this spirit while providing new places and opportunities for friendship and fun.”

Jo Prior (1984)

PARTNERSHIP A PLACE FOR

THE MILL LANE DEVELOPMENT PROVIDES NEW OPPORTUNITIES FOR PEMBROKE PEOPLE TO MAKE CONNECTIONS, BOTH WITH THE WORLD OUTSIDE AND WITH EACH OTHER. A Learning Centre will enable school students to visit us and to experience a taste of university life in one of the most welcoming colleges in Cambridge. A Partnership Centre based in Stuart House will attract scholars and corporate partners to work together and create new ideas in their fields.

CORPORATE PARTNERSHIP PROGRAMME

Unique among the Cambridge colleges, this programme facilitates mutually beneficial cooperation between the academic community (in Pembroke and the wider University) and corporates.

www.pem.cam.ac.uk/college/corporate-partnership

“Progress is very rarely achieved alone: the Partnership Centre is an ideal focal point for visiting scholars and corporate partners whose exchange of ideas and information will advance research and improve lives through better scientific and commercial understanding.”

Clare Chiu (2001)

HOME

A PLACE TO CALL THE SENSE OF COMMUNITY AND IDENTITY FOSTERED BY LIVING AND WORKING TOGETHER AROUND A COLLEGE COURT REMAINS UNRIVALLED. This Campaign will enable Pembroke to provide – at last – truly outstanding accommodation for all our undergraduate and graduate students who wish to live in College.

In the new Ray and Dagmar Dolby Court, 90 new study bedrooms – all at least 18m2 and most en-suite – will be built. They will be set around a beautiful courtyard, and will provide accommodation for both graduate students and undergraduates, helping to bring graduates closer to the heart of the Pembroke community. A further 20 rooms will be made available for accommodation on the medieval site as administrative offices move to Mill Lane.

EVERY £1 YOU GIVE IS WORTH £2

THE FAMILY OF RAY DOLBY HAS PLEDGED TO MATCH EVERY £1 DONATED WITH ANOTHER £1 UNTIL THE END OF 2022.

Information is included inside the back cover of this brochure.

Alternatively, donate online at www.thetimeandtheplace.org.uk

“Pembroke’s not a grand college, but it is a great college. Mill Lane will ensure that a far greater proportion of our students experience this extraordinary place much more intimately and in so doing not just gain from, but make an even greater contribution to the future of scholarly life and social community here.”

Tim Brooke-Taylor (1960)

MAKE YOUR MARK THE PLACE TO

EVERY DONATION TO THE TIME AND THE PLACE CAMPAIGN HELPS TO WRITE THIS EXCITING NEW CHAPTER IN THE PEMBROKE STORY.

Unless you wish your donation to be anonymous, there are many ways in which the College will permanently acknowledge your generosity and your role in making sure that the Pembroke community is properly equipped to meet the challenges of the future.

A Book of Benefactors will be created for permanent display, a wall featuring the engraved names of leading donors will be installed, and there are other opportunities for naming flagstones, seats, rooms, staircases and buildings.

Our College has produced more than its fair share of people who have gone on to change the world for the better; their achievements are rooted in the academic freedom and pursuit of excellence that our community nourishes.

This, the greatest physical transformation in Pembroke’s long history, will ensure that the College continues to support the best minds of this and future generations.

Thank you for helping us to turn this vision into a reality.

DONATION FORM

Gifts made using this form will go towards the Mill Lane Buildings.

The total value of all pledges made before the end of December 2022 will be matched in full thanks to the Dolby family's generous matching gift.

TITLE, FULL NAME & RESIDENTIAL ADDRESS:

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SINGLE GIFT

I am donating a single gift to Pembroke of £: ...........................................................

I enclose a cheque

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Instruction to your bank or building society: Please pay CTT Charity Payments Direct Debits from the account detailed in this instruction subject to the safeguards assured by the Direct Debit Guarantee. (CTT Charity Payments process Direct Debits on behalf of Pembroke College).

I understand that this instruction may remain with CTT Charity Payments and if so, details will be passed electronically to my Bank/Building Society.

Signed: ........................................................................ Date: .............................................

Please make your cheque payable to ‘Pembroke College, Cambridge’

Banks and Building Societies may not accept Direct Debit Instructions from some types of account

I have made a bank transfer and notified the Development Office (do3@pem.cam.ac.uk)

The Direct Debit guarantee should be detached and retained

Bank: Barclays Bank

Address: 9/11 St Andrews Street, Cambridge, CB2 3AA, UK

Account Name: Pembroke College Treasurer’s Account Account No: 30712620 Sort Code: 20-17-68

Swift Code: BARC GB 22 IBAN No: GB94 BARC 2017 6830 7126 20 Please debit my credit/debit card

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REGULAR GIFT

I am donating a regular gift to Pembroke of £.......................................................... quarterly

monthly

for a period of ________ years OR

annually

open-ended

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Service User Number: 277937

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GIFT AID DECLARATION FOR UK TAX PAYERS: Boost your donation by 25p of Gift Aid for every £1 you donate.

Gift Aid is reclaimed by Pembroke College from the tax you pay in the current tax year. Your address (above) is needed to identify you as a current UK tax payer. To Gift Aid your donation you must tick one of the boxes below, and sign and date on the dotted lines.

I want to Gift Aid my single donation of £:.........................................................

I want to Gift Aid my donation of £: ................................. and any donations I make in the future or have made in the past 4 years.

I am a UK tax payer and understand that if I pay less Income Tax and/or Capital Gains Tax in that tax year than the amount of Gift Aid claimed on all my donations then it is my responsibility to pay any difference.

Signed: ........................................................................ Date: .............................................

Please notify Pembroke College if you want to cancel this declaration, change your name or home address, or no longer pay sufficient tax on your income and/or capital gains. If you pay Income Tax at the higher or additional rate and want to receive the additional tax relief due to you, you must include all your Gift Aid donations on your Self-Assessment tax return or ask HM Revenue and Customs to adjust your tax code.

I would like to: Give anonymously so that my name will not appear on the Donor Report.

Please send me further details about: Leaving a legacy to Pembroke

The tax advantages derived from donating shares to charity

THE DIRECT DEBIT GUARANTEE

• This Guarantee is offered by all banks and building societies that accept instructions to pay Direct Debits.

• If there are any changes to the amount, date or frequency of your Direct Debit, CTT Charity Payments will notify you 10 working days in advance of your account being debited or as otherwise agreed. If you request CTT Charity Payments to collect a payment, confirmation of the amount and date will be given to you at the time of the request.

• If an error is made in the payment of your Direct Debit, by CTT Charity Payments or your bank or building society, you are entitled to a full and immediate refund of the amount paid from your bank or building society.

• If you receive a refund you are not entitled to, you must pay it back when CTT Charity Payments asks you to.

• You can cancel a Direct Debit at any time by simply contacting your bank or building society.Written confirmation may be required. Please also notify us.

TAX-EFFICIENT GIVING

TAX-EFFICIENT GIVING TO PEMBROKE FROM THE UK AND OVERSEAS

Pembroke College is a UK registered charity (No. 1137492). Donors who pay income tax in the UK, USA or Canada can make gifts to Pembroke College tax-efficiently. Basic Rate UK taxpayers can boost the value of their gift to the College through the Gift Aid scheme.

GIVING FROM THE UK - GIFT AID

The Gift Aid scheme is one of the easiest ways for you to make your gift tax effective. If you are a UK taxpayer, Pembroke can reclaim the basic rate tax at no extra cost to the donor, boosting the value of every £1 donated by 25p. If you are a higher (40%) or additional rate (45%) taxpayer you can reclaim the difference between basic rate and higher/additional rate of tax by declaring your donation in your self-assessment tax return.

GIVING FROM THE USA OR CANADA

USA: Tax-deductible contributions can be made to Cambridge in America (www.cantab.org) and the British Schools’ and Universities’ Foundation (www.bsuf.org), both 501(c)(3) organisations. When making your donation, you should recommend that your gift be allocated to Pembroke College. If your company offers a matched giving programme, please make this clear to the 501(c)(3) organisation.

If you pay tax both in the UK and in the USA your gift can be eligible for tax benefits in both jurisdictions by giving to Cambridge in America (UK) Ltd, a registered charity in England.

Canada: Tax-efficient gifts can be made to benefit Pembroke College and you may find that your company offers a matched giving programme. In order to make your gift tax-efficient please request a University receipt by contacting the Development Office (contact details below).The University receipt should then be forwarded to the Canadian tax authorities.

GIVING FROM HONG KONG

Hong Kong taxpayers can make a tax-efficient gift through the Chapel and York Hong Kong Foundation.

Visit www.hongkongfoundationforcharities.org GIVING FROM EUROPE

Transnational Giving Europe (TGE) is a network of national organisations allowing donors from these countries to support Pembroke while benefitting from all of the tax advantages of making a charitable donation. Donors wishing to take advantage of the service offered by TGE make their gift to their home-country foundation which then provides the donor with a tax receipt and transfers the gift to Pembroke. Visit https://www.transnationalgiving.eu Please contact the Development Office if you have any questions.

GIVING FROM OUTSIDE EUROPE, NORTH AMERICA OR HONG KONG

Residents outside Europe, North America or Hong Kong should contact the Development Office.

DEVELOPMENT OFFICE CONTACT DETAILS:

Email: do3@pem.cam.ac.uk

Telephone: +44 (0)1223 339778

EVERY £1 YOU GIVE IS WORTH £2

The family of Ray Dolby has generously offered to match every pledge to the Mill Lane Buildings until the end of 2022.

This provides a wonderful incentive to give, and we hope that many of you will want to seize this opportunity to double the value of your support.

WAYS TO MAKE A GIFT 1) DONATE ONLINE

You can set up a regular donation or make a one-off gift at www.thetimeandtheplace.org.uk 2) CHEQUE

Please complete the enclosed donation form. Cheques should be made payable to ‘Pembroke College Cambridge’.

3) BANK TRANSFER

Please find the College’s bank details below: Bank: Barclays Bank

Address: 9/11 St Andrew’s Street, Cambridge, CB2 3AA, UK Account Name: Pembroke College Treasurer’s Account Account Number: 30712620 Sort Code: 20 -17- 68

If you want to make a bank transfer from overseas you may also need: • •

Swift Code: BARCGB22

IBAN Number: GB94 BARC 2017 6830 7126 20

Please list the payment reference as your surname + your initials + your year of matriculation. For example: SmithJF1978.

4) GIVE AS YOU EARN (GAYE) AND PAYROLL GIVING

This allows you to make a tax-free donation to Pembroke directly from your UK salary or pension. For more information, please call the Development Team on +44 (0)1223 339778.

“By giving, or giving again, or giving more, you will be participating in our generation’s gift to centuries more Pembroke members and friends, just as we benefited from our predecessors’ vision. Thank you for your support.”

Matthew Mellor, Development Director

MILL LANE: NAMING OPPORTUNITIES

The new buildings provide a number of naming opportunities so that Members, Friends of the College and their families can leave a lasting legacy or honour the memory of a loved one for generations to come. A number of benefactors have already availed themselves of this opportunity.

Auditorium

£10,000,000

Auditorium in the former Emmanuel United Reform Church

4 Mill Lane

£3,000,000

Key centre of activity for admissions, teaching, demonstrations etc

Gallery

£1,500,000

74 Trumpington Street (formerly Kenmare House) Stuart House Visiting Scholar Apartment

£3,000,000 £2,000,000

£1,500,000

High Profile building directly opposite medieval site, used for administration and teaching Elegant neo-Georgian 1920s building Public Gallery and exhibition space

Well-appointed apartment to attract world class scholars to the College

Partnership Centre

£1,500,000

Foyer Building / Pembroke Centre

£1,000,000

Social and practical space

Café / Bar

£840,000

Important centre of social activity, on the ground floor of Stuart House

£750,000

Experimental and adaptable room for teaching, scientific demonstration and project work

1 Mill Lane

1 Little St Mary’s Lane Interspace

£1,000,000 £750,000

Suite of rooms in Stuart House for corporate and other institutional partners of the College to use

Teaching Centre

Smart accommodation

School House Building

£500,000

Seminar Rooms (4)

£250,000

Large teaching rooms

Staircase

£100,000

Staircase in the Ray and Dagmar Dolby Court or on the medieval site

Study Bedrooms (90)

£50,000

New student bedrooms in the Ray and Dagmar Dolby Court

Auditorium Stage

Green Rooms (2)

Rooms on medieval site (40)

£250,000 £200,000 £75,000

Community facility and bar adjacent to the Foyer Performance area in the Auditorium

“Green Rooms” for small-scale concert preparation etc

Study bedrooms et al created on the medieval site by the vacation of offices etc into Mill Lane

Supervision rooms

£20,000

Teaching rooms

Auditorium seats (210)

£2,000

Inscription of name on seats in the Auditorium

Paving stones in Auditorium Garden

£5,000

Engraved paving stones in the Auditorium Garden

To discuss these naming opportunities, please contact the Development Office on +44 (0)1223 339060.

THE TIME THE PLACE THE PEOPLE

This is the time to seize the opportunity to enhance Pembroke’s presence in the centre of Cambridge.

This is the place, on a site adjacent to the medieval College, enabling us to maintain the unified sense of community that makes Pembroke so special.

We are the people to do it. But we must act now.

This chance will not come again in many, many generations. /Pembroke1347 @pembroke1347 www.thetimeandtheplace.org.uk Alumni of Pembroke College Cambridge

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