Trinity College Annual Report 2018-19

Annual Report 2018–19 Alumni Relations & Development Office

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CONTENTS Annual Report 2018–19

3 The Chair’s Report

4 Thank you for your Support

8 Senior Bursar’s Report

10 Volunteering: Get Involved

12 Annual Fund & Telethon

14 Recognising your Support

15 List of Donors

FRONT COVER IMAGE: Celebrating at the Graduands’ Garden Party, June 2019. © IAN OLSSON

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The Chair’s Report In the five years or so I have been reporting on Trinity’s work in development and alumni relations, it has become something of a habit to say that this year was even better than last.

Given that in the year 2017–18 we received gifts totalling a rather exceptional £27.6m, I had anticipated that I wouldn’t be able to rely on that formula in reporting on the year just gone. That said, in 2018–19, 14.5% of alumni gave to the College, a higher percentage than ever before – so on that count, this year was indeed even better than last. And if the £6.8m we received in new gifts, pledges and legacies didn’t match the exceptional total from the previous year, it is still our second largest total and a very significant sum indeed.

It makes a huge difference to what the College can do in support of its core work, which has always been to support, sustain and enhance the vibrancy of the College as an intellectual community.

I have been reporting on alumni relations and development matters for five years, but I have been engaged in teaching in universities for five plus thirty, and I don’t think there has ever been a time of greater economic uncertainty for students. For very many that uncertainty amounts to whether it is possible, or sensible, to incur the costs of studying in Cambridge and the debts with which they may be left.

In these circumstances, Trinity is committed above all to ensuring that those who can most benefit from studying here are not prevented or deterred from doing so by financial considerations. After all, it is our ability to attract the very best to the College which ensures that Trinity will continue making outstanding contributions in science, law, business, medicine, the arts, and so much more.

We are grateful to so many of you for giving so generously, and especially for your support for our students. This year we received significant gifts and pledges from many alumni in support of top-up and full undergraduate bursaries, continued support for overseas graduate studentships in Natural Sciences from Tzo Tze Ang (1997) and Eashwar Krishnan (1996), a pledge from Alice Penney (1984) and James Penney (1984) to fund a PhD studentship in the Arts and Humanities, and a gift from Robert Crawford

14.5%

(1992), also directed to graduate students in the Arts and Humanities, to name just a few.

It seems to me that the other side of our work, not to do with raising funds, but to do with enhancing the connections between the College and our alumni, and between alumni themselves, also relates to the very special character of life ‘on campus’. Of course, nothing will allow all the relationships of university days to carry on into the future unchanged, but the Alumni Relations and Development Office hopes by its work to enable College connections to be sustained, strengthened, and for new ones to be formed. In this last year almost 2,000 alumni have joined us for events in the UK and overseas, including in Cambridge, London, New York, Hong Kong, Singapore, San Francisco, Tokyo, and Boston. It has been a great pleasure for me to have met so many of you, and my impression is very much that Trinity alumni enjoy the opportunity to connect again with friends old and new, and with the spirit of the community.

So 2018–19 was a good year, but we always endeavour to do better in providing events, publications and initiatives that are of interest to alumni of all eras. If you have ideas or suggestions for how we could improve, please get in touch with me, or with Amy Trotter, Executive Director of Alumni Relations and Development.

The College has every reason to be tremendously proud of its alumni and their achievements, and to be grateful for their loyalty and affection. Thank you for your support and your contribution to Trinity’s continued success. I very much hope to see you at one of our events during the year ahead.

Dr Michael Banner Dean, and Chair of Alumni Relations & Development

of alumni gave to Trinity in 2018–19. Thank you.

Thank you for your Support

Throughout 2018–19, your support has provided funding for many Trinity priorities and initiatives, and has made a tangible difference to what the College and its community have been able to achieve.

Thank you for your Support

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Supporting students: The impact of your gifts ‘My ambition is to blend my medical and administrative skills to fix the NHS. Cambridge has given me so much. Now it’s my turn to pay it forward, and I’m heading out to change the world.’

Neil Cunningham (2013) studied Medicine at Trinity and graduated in 2019. He is now working as a first year doctor at Northampton General Hospital, undertaking an Academic Foundation Programme, combining clinical work and management. In his first year of studies at Trinity, Neil was a recipient of support including a bursary, established thanks to a generous legacy from Dr Paley Johnson (1953).

‘I am the first in my family to go to university, and I was the first from my grammar school to come to Cambridge to study medicine. Growing up on

a Northern Irish dairy farm, I was encouraged to study hard to ‘get a good job’, but I always wanted to go further. Without scholarships and bursaries, I couldn’t have come to Cambridge and my life would be so different.

‘In my second year, I volunteered for a summer programme teaching English in China. I fell in love with China too, but there was so much that was disorganised and inefficient about that particular programme… So I decided to start my own fully immersive summer camps where Cambridge students teach schoolchildren in Guangzhou. That student-led programme has grown and expanded through China and into Indonesia, and we even run a British-style debating carnival.’

Thanks to our alumni and supporters, many other young people like Neil will have the opportunity to reach their academic and personal potential, and leave Trinity to shape the world for the better.

Above: On the ward at Northampton General Hospital as a first year doctor.

Top: Neil during his Trinity medical student days.

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King’s Hall Circle members

3101546

Great  Court Circle members

322

Clock Tower Circle members

1546

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1062

1546 Society members

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Eashwar and Tzo Tze (standing) with Krishnan-Ang Studentship recipients at the 10th Anniversary celebration event, July 2019.

Krishnan-Ang Studentships

Legacies: Gifts that endure

Since 2008, Eashwar Krishnan (1996) and Tzo Tze Ang (1997) have generously supported Trinity overseas graduate students in the sciences through the Krishnan-Ang Studentships, which celebrated their 10th year in summer 2019 with a special event in Hong Kong attended by alumni of the programme and current students. Trinity is indebted to Eashwar and Tzo Tze for their commitment to support the Studentships for a further decade.

A legacy is a simple way to give to Trinity to contribute to its long-term financial stability, and is a gift that endures and supports future generations long after the donor’s lifetime. In 2018-19 the College received 17 legacies from alumni, and notification of a forthcoming legacy from Professor Ernst Sondheimer (1942, pictured below) towards general purposes, to enable the gift to be directed to areas of most pressing need.

‘I would like to thank Eashwar and Tzo Tze (as well as Trinity College) for their enormous generosity in the form of the Krishnan-Ang Studentship with which I have been blessed. I consider it an immense privilege to be given an opportunity that was otherwise unavailable to me, and I am resolved to make the most of every day whilst here. I have received what many others never will, and I hold a deep sense of personal responsibility to ensure I work hard to remain deserving.’

‘My father, Professor Ernst Helmut Sondheimer, was an undergraduate in Mathematics at the College during the war, and a Trinity Fellow of Physics from 1948 to 1952. In his will, he left £10,000 to Trinity College “for its general purposes in recognition of support given to a refugee from Nazi Germany in difficult times.” Ernst was brought up in Stuttgart and sent to boarding school in England in summer 1936 aged 12, speaking hardly any English, and his parents and younger brother could only join him a year later.’

Andrew Counsell (2018), PhD Chemistry

Julian Sondheimer (1970)

£6,839,679 The total amount raised in 2018–19

Thank you for your Support

Thank you for your Support

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Access: Trinity Stonehouse Residential Trinity held the first Stonehouse Residential for Year 11 students in August 2018, in partnership with Villiers Park Educational Trust and the Stonehouse Educational Foundation.

these universities and because this was in the 1950s and 1960s when access for state school pupils was expanding.

The Residential offered fifty talented 16 year olds from across the country the opportunity to stay at the College and to experience a true taste of Cambridge life, with bespoke lectures and seminars at Trinity and University faculties, guidance on A-Level subject choices, and information about the application process. Less advantaged students in areas of the UK currently under-represented at Cambridge were particularly encouraged to apply for the free residential. Priority was given to those who would be the first in their family to attend university, who were eligible for free school meals, or who had been in the care of a local authority.

‘My brother and I were both grammar school boys from the English Midlands who were fortunate enough to go to university – Oxford, to read Classics, in my brother’s case and Cambridge, to read Mathematics, in mine. Fortunate, because our school was one of those that did send pupils to

Even so, I recall that the best mathematician in my year was unable to go to university due to family circumstances. It seemed fitting to use the legacy from my brother’s will to set up the Foundation, so as to enable more talented young people to go to leading universities. We want to help them overcome any obstacles they might face and a residential course with a combination of lectures, team building sessions and practical advice – not to mention experiencing Cambridge College life – seemed ideal.’

Richard Stonehouse (1964) Chair, Stonehouse Educational Foundation The support of the Stonehouse Educational Foundation is enabling Trinity to run an annual residential until 2020. Year 11 is a vital stage prior to choosing A-Level subjects, and the initiative enables pupils to gain essential skills and confidence for their post-16 studies, and helps to ensure they are not deterred from realising their academic potential.

GCSE students on the Stonehouse Residential with the Trinity Access Team.

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Legacies received in 2018–19

18%

of alumni invited to join Trinity Members Online (TMO) are now registered

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Access and Outreach: Second Schools’ Liaison Officer Trinity has been able to establish a second Schools’ Liaison Officer post thanks to the generosity of an anonymous donor, and the College has welcomed Lizzie Bowes (Newnham 2016), who joins Ellie Wood and colleagues in the Access and Outreach team. The gift will secure the second post for three years, enabling the team to strengthen their busy programme of activities and initiatives designed to help to raise educational aspirations.

envision a life here. If neither of your parents have been to university or if you come from a school that has had few pupils go to university in the past, then open days could be your only glimpse of what life might actually be like at Cambridge.’

Lizzie has a particular remit to encourage students under-represented at Cambridge to attend open days and residential courses, and to reach out to schools and prospective applicants across the country. She is able to draw on her own experience as she came from a state school which had no history of its students going on to study at Cambridge: ‘It was only after seeing my department and what would later become my College that I could really

Schools’ Liaison Officers Lizzie Bowes (right) and Ellie Wood.

Revealing the riches of the Wren: Sir Isaac Newton’s Library The Wren Digitisation Project is focused on digitising the riches of the Wren Library’s collection, to enable scholars and readers to access its treasures from anywhere in the world. Thanks to alumni support, the Wren Digital Library continues to expand, and exciting new projects have been made possible. A generous gift from John Koh (1976) is enabling the Library to digitise a selection of Sir Isaac Newton’s papers and around 20 books he owned and annotated, as well as other books of great importance to the history of mathematics and economics.

day mathematicians. This in turn will allow the Wren Library to broaden the scope of the project and to share it with the wider public.

‘Our interests are increasingly piqued by what is seen on a screen, and digitisation of the books and papers of one of Trinity’s most illustrious members is a worthy project.’

John Koh (1976)

The project will allow the display of some of Newton’s books in an interactive online environment and reveal their owner’s response to the works, for example showing the ways in which he folded corners of pages in order to highlight particular passages. It will also enable transcriptions of Newton’s annotations to be incorporated, as well as translations from Latin into English, and from his own invented mathematical notations into formulae more familiar to modern-

Newton probably started the notebook (pictured right) at school, before using it to keep accounts at University.

12%

of alumni attended a Trinity event in 2018–19, in the UK and overseas

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Senior Bursar’s Report

Senior Bursar’s Report: Future-proofing Trinity’s Finances The College’s financial position remains very stable. In addition to funding its own activities and making its University Contribution of £2.5m to the University’s Colleges’ Fund, Trinity has been able to make substantial grants totalling £4.3m (2018: £6.m) to support the Colleges and University and has increased its spending on scholarships and awards to £6.5m (2018: £5.8m). © JAMES APPLETON

However, the College’s investments are not immune from the fluctuations of the wider economy. The impact of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union remains unquantifiable but the uncertainty alone has been negative. Meanwhile, shortening leases, empty rates charges and fewer upward only rent reviews mean that rental income will become more volatile.

The maintenance of the College’s fabric and infrastructure is a constant draw on its resource, but often with significant variations from year to year.

Maintenance, repairs and improvements totalled a low £3.9m (2018: £3.8m) this year, whilst we plan for new rounds of major expenditure. In years of low outlay the College makes transfers to the College Reconstruction Fund, which is part of Designated Funds. The Fund now has a surplus of £8.8m. Unfortunately the costs of renewing Grade 1 listed buildings have grown rapidly so this surplus may not last long.

In order to insulate the College from a remote but high impact risk, Trinity withdrew from the Universities Superannuation Scheme on 31 May 2019, and established new equivalent arrangements for future pension provision for eligible staff.

The College’s Statement of Financial Activities (SOFA) in the Annual Report and Accounts divides the College’s income between various funds. In any given year the key indicator of Trinity’s financial health is the net income in the College’s unrestricted General Funds, which was £1.3m in 2019 (2018: £1.2m).

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The investment objective of the College’s endowment is to maximise its long term real income growth. This is intended to be achieved through investing mainly in property and equities. The annual performance when measured in terms of valuation has a weak correlation with this long term objective, since in the short term asset prices are buffeted by external factors. The College’s net investment income increased by 4.9% to £38m. The current valuation of the College’s net assets rose 4.6% from £1,464m to £1,532m.

£6.5m

The College awarded in bursaries and studentships (undergraduate and graduate) in 2018–19.

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Round Church Street elevation with the Trinity building on the left and the Cambridge Union to the right.

Dividends in the securities portfolio continued to grow at well above the rate of inflation. In the property portfolio, the College purchased the freehold of Phase VI of the Science Park, which had previously been held on a long leasehold. The planning application by the College’s subsidiary, Dunsfold Airport Limited, for a new village at Dunsfold Park was finally satisfactorily concluded in early 2019, and development plans are now proceeding. The gradual development of this site has the potential to provide a positive cash flow for many years to come. In October 2018 work began at the Round Church Street site, where the new Trinity building, designed by BB&C Architects, will provide accommodation for 39 postgraduate students, and six residential sets. This exciting project in the heart of Cambridge is due for completion in January 2021.

The Trinity Science Park has long brought together entrepreneurship with technology and know-how generated in Cambridge, and in October 2018 we were pleased to award the first Trinity Bradfield Prizes, funded by donors, to three Cambridge PhD students for their innovative technological ideas. Simon Engelke

Net Spendable Income

Total: £49.4m

76.3% Investment 9.6%

Fees

9.5% 4.6%

College Rents Kitchen and Sundry

Note: This figure does not include the cash received from philanthropic donations for the year.

Source: Trinity College 2019 Annual Report and Accounts.

has improved diffusion across a battery electrode, Saikat Subhra Ghosh’s pole-changing machine provides better gear shifting for electric cars, and Nidhin Laji has developed a 3D modelling programme for heart surgery in newborn children. Each winner received a cash prize, expert mentoring and business growth support to accelerate the next stage of their journey from idea to commercial application.

While our position remains stable, during this time of uncertainty we are especially thankful for the continued generosity of our alumni. Your gifts to Trinity are enabling the College to provide additional help and opportunities for our student population, allowing us to attract the very best researchers in an increasingly competitive climate, and to introduce new initiatives that would otherwise be beyond our reach. Every gift makes a difference to what we are able to achieve, helping to ensure that Trinity continues to deliver on its commitment to excellence.

Rory Landman Senior Bursar

Where Does It Go?

Total: £43.6m

30.8% 25.7% 14.8% 10.3% 9.9% 5.8% 2.6%

Teaching, Tutorial and Admissions Residence and Catering Scholarships, Bursaries and Awards Research Donations University Contribution Alumni Relations and Development

Costs exclude a £5.3m transfer to the College Reconstruction Fund (see page 8, paragraph 3).

Volunteering: Get Involved

Trinity is fortunate to have a remarkable community of alumni volunteers, who freely offer their time and expertise to support the College. We are grateful for their enthusiasm and dedication, and we enjoy collaborating with every volunteer to bring you an exciting programme of alumni activities and initiatives each year. © IAN OLSSON

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2018–19 was action-packed, and our alumni volunteers contributed to our work in so many different ways. Over 70 alumni served on our energetic Alumni Association committees and, working together, we delivered 37 fantastic events and plenty of opportunities to get involved.

A highlight of the year that showed what can be achieved when we work together was the 40 Years of Women at Trinity event in April 2019. Just some of the ways in which alumni helped the College celebrate included sharing their defining moments for the Living History of Women at Trinity art installation; participating in the Singing Workshop

led by Ellie Tobin (2014) and Kate Apley (2014), and a performance in Hall of ‘Twenty-first-century Woman’ by Joanna Forbes L’Estrange; speaking in the sessions and panel discussions; and sharing their experiences as Trinity women in the short film It felt like a revolution, commissioned from Sonum Sumaria (2008).

We want to continue developing exciting new events and opportunities but to do so we need your help.

There are many ways that you can get involved and play an active role in shaping our alumni programme, which will be of benefit to you, your fellow alumni, and the generations who follow you.

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Mrs Scarlett McNally (1987), Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon We need engaging speakers for the events we organise throughout the year, and Mrs Scarlett McNally kindly supported us on two recent occasions. Scarlett was one of the four fabulous panellists for the ‘Unexpected Journeys’ discussion during the Celebrating 40 Years of Women at Trinity event on Sunday, 28 April 2019, sharing her unexpected and unusual post-Trinity career with the audience. At the March 2019 Trinity Medics’ Association Dinner, Scarlett was one of the four speakers for the pre-dinner panel discussion ‘What I did after Trinity’, exploring the diversity of medical paths and careers.

‘I used to ignore alumni events, thinking I wouldn’t know anyone. I was honoured to be invited to speak, especially when students come too. I have always felt supported and grounded by my time at Trinity. It feels like giving back and spreading the support across generations. I also like challenging everyone that you can be a surgeon, or any other fantastic career. The events are always fun and often fascinating, with other talks and meeting interesting alumni.’

Scarlett McNally (1987)

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Hoi Lam (1997), Developer Relations Lead, Android Machine Learning, Google We are always on the lookout for interesting and unusual event venues, at home and overseas. Hoi kindly hosted a fascinating Trinity Fellows’ Research Talk for 200 alumni and guests in summer 2018 at Google UK, London, on the latest developments in Artificial Intelligence (AI). Dr Sean Holden (e2002) and Alex Kendall (2014) considered how AI is becoming increasingly integrated into our daily lives, and how it will shape our future.

Google proved to be the perfect place for the sell-out event, and we are planning to return to the venue in the near future, thanks to the generosity of Hoi and Google.

‘Coming from a working class family in Hong Kong, a Cambridge education was a dream both aspirationally and financially. I still remember ticking the box saying I could not afford the fees and thinking it could impact my chance of being accepted. Luckily, thanks to donors, I was able to complete my engineering degree at Trinity. Without their generosity, I would not be where I am today.

That’s why I have started to pay it forward. I became a regular donor to the Trinity College bursary scheme and help the College in whatever way I can. I hope others can join me.’

Hoi Lam (1997)

How you can help: Speak at our alumni events – share your story and expertise Offer us an event venue or host an event – provide access to exciting spaces

Join our Alumni Associations and ‘Trinity in’ Groups or serve on a committee – join to keep our groups flourishing (see Alumni Association Membership table).

Mentor our students – offer the benefit of your professional or personal experience Provide a placement or short internship at your organisation – offer opportunity Host or attend an event for incoming students – help students to feel at home

Alumni Association Membership*

Attend our events throughout the year – encourage your fellow alumni to join you

Share your bright ideas We’ve offered just a few suggestions for how you can help but if you have any great ideas we’d love to hear them! If you are interested in volunteering in any capacity, please get in touch with the Alumni Office at alumni@trin.cam.ac.uk.

704 members

995 members

376 members

1623 members

Trinity Arts and Media Association (TAMA)

Trinity Business and City Association (TBCA)

Trinity College Choir Association (TCCA)

Trinity First and Third Boat Club Association (TF&TBCA)

825 members

650 members

674 members

276 members

Trinity Engineers’ Association (TEA)

Trinity Law Association (TLA)

Trinity Medics’ Association (TMA)

Trinity Women’s Network (TWN)

* As at July 2019

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Annual Fund

Pilot Top-Up Bursary Scheme

Trinity is committed to ensuring that every student is able to make the most of all that Cambridge offers.

No student should be denied the chance to study here because of their background, or suffer hardship during their time at the College.

Since October 2018, Trinity and 12 other Colleges have been participating in the Pilot Top-Up Bursary Scheme (PTUBS), which is an initiative to enhance the existing Cambridge Bursary Scheme (CBS) and offers undergraduates from low and middle-income households additional financial support. Top-up bursaries mean that students with household incomes up to £62,000 are eligible for the additional support, therefore broadening and extending the current bursary provision.

Alumni gifts made towards student support help to alleviate financial concerns, freeing the students to concentrate on their education and research. The College is grateful to the many donors, including Robert Hawkins (1974), Roger Rawcliffe (1954) and Ian Watmore (1977), whose generous gifts have enabled us to establish new bursaries this year. Other priorities for the Annual Fund include Access, the Choir, the First and Third Trinity Boat Club, and areas of greatest need for the College.

‘The pilot scheme is an opportunity to assess what difference some extra money makes to students’ experience at Cambridge, to help them make the most of their time here, whether that is buying a laptop or books.

The scheme helps not just the poorest students but also those from families with parents on average incomes. The Colleges recognise that these families can experience financial pressures, especially if they are supporting other school age or university students.’

Professor Catherine Barnard, Senior Tutor (e1996)

1,958

total number of donors – thank you

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Telethon During our annual Telethon in March and April 2019 our hard-working team of 16 student callers spoke with nearly 800 alumni around the world in just over two weeks.

This year we concentrated especially on raising money for top-up bursaries thanks to a ‘challenge’ grant from an anonymous donor. This meant that the first £50,000 raised by the students for the Pilot TopUp Bursary Scheme (PTUBS) was matched pound for pound. The students relished the challenge and enjoyed their conversations with alumni on a subject that is very close to their hearts.

Thank you to everyone who took the time to talk, and who shared their stories and insights – we hope you enjoyed the experience as much as the students.

We are deeply grateful for your gifts and pledges of £358,307 (2018: £280,000) in support of the College, including £271,600 for PTUBS. Your generosity is enabling Trinity to provide more funding for our priorities and, in particular, our students.

‘Receiving support from Trinity has greatly improved my quality of life as I don’t need to worry as much about my finances any more. It has meant that I can concentrate on my studies, pursue numerous extracurricular activities and generally make the most out of my time in Cambridge.’

Grace Glevey (2017, English)

16 Student callers completed

794

calls during the telethon

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Recognising your Support

Recognising your Support The generosity of donors to the College is recognised through membership of the groups listed below.

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The 1546 Society The Society recognises regular gifts of £15.46 each month or above (or £5.15 per month or above for those who graduated within the last decade), and we now have 1062 members (1009 in 2017–2018).

Regular gifts at this level are invaluable to Trinity because they provide a continual source of support to the College, allowing us to plan for the future. The College can also use this funding to easily address the areas of greatest need.

The Clock Tower Circle

The Great Court Circle

Membership is open to those who give upwards of £1,000 per year to Trinity, and there are now 322 Clock Tower Circle members (303 in 2018–19).

The Clock Tower Circle was established to recognise the alumni and friends whose gifts provides funding for Trinity’s key priorities of teaching, research and student support, enabling the College to meet its commitment to excellence.

King’s Hall Circle

Fellow Benefactors

Alumni who inform the Alumni Relations and Development Office of their intention to remember the College in their will become lifetime members of the Great Court Circle.

The King’s Hall Circle was launched in 2017, in honour of the 700th Anniversary of the founding of the King’s Hall by Edward II in 1317. The Circle recognises some of College’s most generous supporters.

There are now 310 Great Court Circle members (298 in 2018–19), all of whom are invited back to Trinity each year for a special luncheon, followed by a bespoke activity such as a lecture, music recital or tour of the College, and refreshments in the Master’s Lodge.

The 30 members have given their support to a wide variety of College initiatives – some core to the College’s mission and others innovative and individual – including research, the first Senior Fellow Commoner in the Creative Arts post, and the Wren Library.

This year the College welcomed three new Fellow Benefactors, Dr Tom Howat (1999), Sir Henry Keswick (1958), and Mr Simon Keswick (1961), in recognition of their generous support for PhD students, and overseas scholarships.

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Clock Tower Circle Reception at the Museum of the Order of St John in London, 27 June 2019.

They join our existing Fellow Benefactors Lord Wolfson of Sunningdale (1954), Mr Graham KenistonCooper (1977), Mr Bruce Dunlevie (1977) and Mrs Elizabeth Dunlevie, Tzo Tze Ang (1997), and Eashwar Krishnan (1996).

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List of Donors

1 July 2018 to 30 June 2019

Listed below are donors to the College in the financial year covered by the report.

All care has been taken to ensure the accuracy of this list.

However, if any error has occurred, please accept our apologies and notify the Alumni Relations & Development Office so that we can amend our records.

152 Anonymous Donors 1936 Mr R J R McDougall (d) 1938 Mr C T Rivington (d) 1940 Mr J C W De La Bere (d) 1941 Professor P Armitage CBE Dr M G H Lewis (d) 1942 Mr P Brackfield Dr S L Bragg (d) Professor E H Sondheimer (d) 1943 Mr R Long (d) Mr H J F Marriott 1944 Professor J F Davidson FRS FREng (d) Dr C S S Lyon Mr J R L Nuttall 1945 Dr B W Langley Dr J D Teare 1946 Mr R F Barclay Mr N N Rossos Mr J I Sharp (d) 1947 Sir John Graham Bt GCMG The Revd Canon William Norman Mr D K Robinson 1948 Dr R G C Arridge FInstP The Revd Professor D R Gordon

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Mr W T J Griffin Dr K W Hickson MBE The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein CMG CBE Mr J H Thornton DL Mr C N Wilson 1949 Professor D M Friedman Mr A G Graham (d) Mr D C Hartley (d) Mr E A Macpherson Mr G W Martin Dr G M Petrie Dr R Smith Mr G N F Wyburd 1950 Mr T D Casey Mr J B Deby QC Dr N Dyson-Hudson Mr M B Ellwood Mr H C Hoare Mr J B Makinson TD Mr G M Nissen CBE The Revd W J Steele 1951 Mr G K Anderson Dr D R Bainbridge Brigadier A E Baxter Professor B J Birch FRS Hon Mr P A Brandt Field Marshal Sir John Chapple GCB CBE DL Mr W B Cook Lord Cunliffe Mr W M Fernie OBE Dr D C Handscomb Mr A F Hornyold Professor R Jackson FRS Mr P H Stickland Professor D T Swift-Hook 1952 Professor S S Bleehen

NOTE (d) against a name indicates that the donor is deceased; (e) indicates year of election rather than matriculation; indicates a King’s Hall Circle member; indicates a Fellow; indicates a 1546 indicates a Clock Tower member; Society member.

Professor Emeritus M H Brooke Dr D B Candlin Mr H J Easterling The Revd R J Friars Mr T A R Guldman Mr D C Hambidge Dr J R Hardy Dr R M Lodge The Revd Canon Roland Meredith Mr R J O’Neill CMG The Hon. Nigel Parker (d) Mr B Samuels Mr D F Snook Mr F G Storey Mr H Ward OBE Mr R J Wilson Mr D J Woodhams 1953 Dr J Antebi Mr R D Baggaley Mr I Bentley The Revd T F D Bravington Mr M J Brett Dr M T T Bryant Mr O J Colman Mr D B Cuming Mr J C Demmar Mr M J Evans Mr J E Feavearyear (d) Mr P J Houghton Mr T J Knott Mr M Knowles Dr A D McLachlan FRS Dr J T Milburn (d) Dr E E L Mitchell Mr R A B Nicolle Mr R Prescott Mr M Rendall Mr V A Smith Mr S L C Tester Mr J H Webb Mr B S Wessely Mr M R Wood

1954 Professor R Bonnett Mr P D Burnford Dr G A Chinner Dr A O Davies Professor S M Fordham OBE Mr R C Gray Mr C J Green Professor G J Johnson Mr M A Kaye Dr A C Klottrup MBE Mr J C R D Knight Mr A D Linfoot OBE DCL Dr A A Mikolajczak Dr J M Oxbury FRCP Mr C D Power Mr R C Rawcliffe Sir William Reid KCB FRSE In memory of Dr J D Roberts Mr T K Shutt Mr C W Taylor-Young Mr E M A Thompson Professor C T C Wall FRS Mr K G P Woolley 1955 Mr M J Ben-Nathan Mr G L Bradbury (d) Sir Nigel Broomfield KCMG (d) Dr P K Buxton FRCP In memory of Dr R H G Charles TD Dr N K Coni Dr A Davey (d) Dr G J J Fuzzey Dr D G Gibson Mr M A B Harrison Mr J V Jenkins Dr A P Joseph FSG MRCGP Mr D G Lewthwaite Mr B Medhurst BEM Mr B J Moser Mr J P A Ouvry The Revd G F Parsons Dr M G Priestley The Lord Scott of Foscote

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Mr R C Southwell QC Mr H J F Taylor Dr G E R Vaughan The Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe PC Hon Mr R D B Williams 1956 Mr R S C Abel Smith The Revd P H Addenbrooke Mr R E Cawthorn Mr N P Clegg CBE Mr T H R Crawley Mr S D Eccles Mr G T F Fletcher FRSA Mr H Fox Dr I H Gibson Mr C S Hall OBE TD DL Mr H C E Harris CBE Dr G A W Hornett Mr J Kelly Mr I J Lord Dr J B Messenger Dr A P Naftalin Mr I P Nixon Mr A A Stowell Dr J C Symons Mr T M Whitaker Mr M A Winkler Mr A M Zane 1957 Mr A P Barclay-Watt Mr J H W Beardwell TD FCSI (Hon) Mr N S Brown Professor S F Bush Mr R R Cockroft Dr A J M F Eisinger FRCP Mr A C R Elliott Sir Edward Evans-Lombe Sir Patrick Fairweather KCMG Mr G Francis Dr T J G Francis Mr R A Griffiths Mr R W Horner In memory of Mr A H Hughes Mr D S B Jamieson Dr D S King Dr P H Langton Mr C J Lowe CVO Mr R H Macdonald Mr R W Mackworth-Praed Mr E D MacLeod Mr A J Massie CBE Professor H K Moffatt FRS

Mr C A F Newman Mr M A Parry-Wingfield Mr R J L Paul Professor R F W Pease Dr J D H Pilkington Mr S R M Price FREng Mr E W Saville Mr A J Seager-Smith Mr A J Sherlock (d) Mr R B Skepper Mr D C Stewart (d) Mr P W Strachan Mr B M P ThompsonMcCausland Dr J Verity Mr R Wilson 1958 The Earl Baldwin of Bewdley Dr J G P Barnes Mr J R Boyle Dr S P Brock FBA Sir Andrew Buchanan KCVO Mr J G P Buxton Mr J M Cockcroft Mr R Courchee Dr J H P Cuddigan Mr B H Denham Mr E J Farge Mr J F C Garnett Mr M S A Goodchild Mr D A Jones Professor W J Jones (d) Mr J R W Keates Mr D A Kenrick Mr D G Knott Professor J M Lonsdale Dr J N Mansbridge Mr M J McCormick Smith Dr M P McOnie Mr K E J Monkhouse Dr J C K Pang Mr N P Parkinson OBE Mr G B Patterson The Rt Hon. Sir Malcolm Pill Mr J C Pilling Dr W F C Purser Mr G V Rainey Dr G H R Rowell Dr A W A Rushton Mr C W R Storey Mr P E Strzelecki Mr R T Townley Mr O L van Someren Mr P E Ward Dr W B Willott CB Professor P T Wilson

1959 Mr M F Bott Mr S F Brown Mr J K Buckle Mr D S Burnand Mr G M Buxton Sir Dominic Cadbury Dr M R Church Mr W A Crowther Mr B T Denvir Dr G Dorey Mr C W Field ARAM Mr T H W Fielding Dr M J Gregory Dr J J Hall Mr J W Harris FSA FRSA Professor B Harte Mr M Hoffman Mr P R Hutt Mr M J Innes Mr D A Langfield The Revd J P Lefroy Mr E R Macdonald Dr H Meadows Mr J C Morton Sir Peter Ohlson Bt Mr R L Onians Mr R F G Pease Mr D R Price Professor J D Pryce Mr D Putnam Mr D B Sowter Mr N K W Williamson Mr I J Willis Mr G Wilsher Dr P R Wilson 1960 Mr J N Abel Mr G O C Allhusen Mr R E Beveridge Mr M K Bevir Mr M J Boxford Dr A H Bridle Mr M J Brooke Mr N C Brown Mr F J H Cairns Dr T M G Cloughley Dr A J Cornford Mr P D C Eley Professor A W Evans Mr M G Falcon Dr C Field Dr P Furniss Mr J M Graham-Campbell Mr W A H Hamilton Professor R Hillenbrand FBA

Dr J P E Hodgson The Revd Canon Anthony Hulbert Lord Hunt of Chesterton CB FRS Mr W J G Keegan CBE Mr G P McAlester Mr D J Meadows Mr R D Musson Mr R H Myddelton Mr J B Onians Dr H M Palmer FRCP Mr A F Pemberton DL Mr P N Poole-Wilson Mr F S Potter Mr R W G Raybould Mr J Richdale Professor J G Rushton Mr D R Scott Mr M D Shankland Mrs S M Siddle Mr A J Soundy Mr S C V Ward Mr J S A Warde 1961 Mr R Ascott Dr P L Bransby FREng The Revd D I A Brazell Mr H B Budd Dr D J Charters Mr C G Coulter MIChemE Mr D J Cumings Mr P E R Davis Mr A W R FitzHugh Mr R J Garrett Mr J M Goldthorpe Mr G S Grange Mr R B Hines CEng Mr D C Humphreys Lt Colonel M A Illingworth Mr P E Lazenby Dr D J R Lloyd-Evans The Lord Maclennan of Rogart PC Dr A A MacMillan Mr D M G Martin Mr R G Miller Professor N J Morgan Brigadier J M A Nurton OBE MC The Hon. Sir Michael Pakenham KBE CMG Dr E M Palandri Mr D R Seaton Mr I C Smart Mr J S Stephens Mr R B Waite

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Mr J K A Alderson Mr R M Andrewes Mr D W Barclay The Revd A J Butcher Mr A J Campbell Mr M G Chandler Mr W E Church Mr A Clayton Mr R D Clews Mr J Colquhoun Professor C C Davis Mr P L Huxtable CEng Mr L C F Ingerslev Mr J R Kiely Mr P H Mackey (d) Dr A J Matthew Dr J S McGee Mr A P McMullen Mr R I Menzies-Gow Mr M M Mollet Mr A S Morrison Mr P J Owen Mr E D S Page Mr J J R Pope OBE DL Mr T P V Robertson Professor H Roper Mr D J Ross Mr A F Shewan Mr M R Sinker Dr J P Sproston Mr G A Tarrant Lord Wedgwood Mr A D Weir Mr A F Whittow Air Commodore M Williamson-Noble 1963 Mr T E Allen Professor J L Axtell Mr C B B Beauman Sir Peter Bottomley MP Dr A K Canter Colonel W J Chesshyre Mr C R R Corbett Mr G L Davies Dr D W Day Mr P J A Driscoll Mr B H T Elliot Mr P F Everall CBE Professor P S Friedmann Professor R A D Grant FRSA Dr H F Hambly DRCOG MRCGP Mr M C Hancock Mr J R Herrick

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Mr B Hopewell Mr R G Jones OBE Mr J B H Lucia Mr N MacInnes Dr D D Oakes MD Commodore R M Parker RN Mr G J N Payne Professor R Pynn The Revd Canon Julian Reindorp Dr A L H Rhinelander Dr R H Robson Mr F Seddon The Revd R J Tetlow Mr P J G Wigley Mr A R Wilkinson Mr P M Wilson Mr J S Wood 1964 Mr A Aldred Mr H N Blackford Sir Geoffrey Bowman KCB QC Dr J S Bradbrook Dr J B Bridge Mr A M Burnett Mr J F W Byrne Mr R A Chamberlain Mr R C W Church The Revd Dr P Clements-Jewery Mr J R Coates Mr N A F Comfort Mr J L Davies Dr L N J de Jong Mr R J Dix-Pincott Mr C H B Dorin Mr M D T Faber Mr M T J Fitzgerald Mr D O Forfar FRSE Mr J V Godfray Mr K J Hawkins FCA Mr R A Jennings Mr R M Lloyd-Price Mr D G Manns Mr D K Martin PGCE Dr J L A Nazareth The Lord Phillimore Mr A H Pooley Mr R M Prichard Canon Dr Robert Reiss Mr S C Rogers Mr H M C Rowe Mr I D Sale Professor R A Sharp Mr M A Smith Professor T E Stacey Mr M D Tebay

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Mr D R B Whitehouse QC Mr R D Wilkinson CVO Dr P S Zuckerman 1965 Mr J H Ashby Dr R E Ashton Professor J A J Barbara Professor M P Bartlett Mr H M Boggis-Rolfe Mr G M Bourne Mr D W Boxford Mr J M Bradley Mr S Clarke Mr M P Clements Professor J H Cobbe Mr J A Connor Mr P H Conze His Hon. Judge Alasdair Darroch Mr E C Davies Mr N P Duffin Mr G A Ellis (d) Dr H D Empsall Mr M J Frenkel Mr M J Friedman Mr P R Friedman Dr D C Heggie Mr J M Hepplestone (d) Mr M W D Howell

Mr D J Hunt Mr G B Jaksch Mr A H S Johnson Professor W Karl Mr H K Khalil Mr C A Liddle Mr M G Lord Dr R M Malbon Mr I P Mann Mr C P McMullen Mr R J Moran Dr E Munro Professor D Oakes Sir John Parsons KCVO Mr I R Peacock Professor R Petchey Mr A A Preiskel Mr J B Rawlings Mr A J G Redshaw Dr C Reisner Mr J Robertson Mr N M B Rowell Dr J A Scott TD Mr A M Seddon Mr G G Silver Dr J T Simpson Dr F P Stefanini Professor M R J Svasti Dr R A Swallow

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Mr S V Twilley Mr D F Wharton Mr J S White Dr E A Williams Mr R C S Wilson The Revd Canon Professor R A Yates Dr R L Zimmern 1966 The Rt Hon. the Earl of Aylesford Mr P T Bedford-Smith His Hon. Judge John Behrens Mr D A Benjamin Mr A J Beveridge Mr D W Carverhill Mr N T Davey FCA Mr C W Daws Mr R H Evans Mr A D Firman Mr C P B Freeman Dr A T Hambly Mr G A Higgins Professor Dr M G K Jones Dr H L Montgomery Mr D J H Moore-Gwyn Mr O D Moorhouse Mr C F Morsley Mr C W Noel Mr C W Peachey Dr R S Pereira

Mr M B Ratsey Mr T C J Ridley OBE Sir Stephen Silber Mr L M Synge Mr R E Tolley Gp Capt Mike Trace Dr A J Wills Mr P C Wilson 1967 Mr M R Allison TD Mr M P L Barran Mr C J Bosanquet Mr J A F Buxton Mr A C Cassidy MBE Mr M G Copeland Dr J M Couriel FRCP FRCPCH Dr R S Craxton Mr J S Denton Mr L K Edkins Mr P J Freeman CBE QC Professor A H Harker Mr C R Harrison Mr K A R Harwood Mr P R W Hensman OBE DL Mr D A G Hill Mr R Hill Dr N J Holloway Dr K J Howlett Dr J A Hulse Mr J N Humphrey

Mr I G Jarry Mr A V Kirwan Mr R C Lister Mr I C Macdougall Mr M C E Ormiston Dr S C Paul FRCS Dr P R Smith (d) Dr R A Smith Mr N G Strong Dr C A Stubbings Dr B R Sutton FBCS CEng CITP Mr M W Thomson-Glover Mr R W Tutt Mr M W M Warren Mr C S Whitman Mr K M Wilkinson Mr P Williams Mr A J Wise 1968 Dr I H Akroyd Mr R D J Barker Professor J A Barnden Professor M J Brown FMedSci Lord Clement-Jones CBE Mr M A Cooke Mr J C De Graft Johnson Mr N Faragher Dr P W Forder Mr G C Greanias

The Revd J N Hamilton Mr J F S Hervey-Bathurst CBE DL The Revd Dr R D Holder Mr N H Humphrys Mr M O Hutchinson Professor C A Jones Mr P J Lewis Mr R J D Linnecar Mr C I Llewelyn Mr R D Mytton-Mills Mr E A Needham Mr D J Oldbury Dr G Owen Mr B L H Powell Mr N G Rogers Dr D S H Rosenthal Mr G Sandeman-Allen Mr G J Sanders Dr S H D Shaw Professor J A Silvester Mr R C Smallwood The Hon. Sir Nicholas Stadlen Dr I A F Stokes Mr N P M Taverner Mr M A Threadgold Professor J H Williams Dr D H Yergin 1969 Mr A S Allen Dr A R Bishop

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Mr R Boggis-Rolfe OBE Mr J W Butler Dr I Childs Mr W B Close Mr S P Collins Dr D A Colman Mr N Cullen Mr S L Davis Mr J D Dixon OBE Mr E C Duff Sir William Ehrman KCMG Mr J D Feldman Professor S Haberman Mr J M Hadley Mr G L Harvey His Hon. Judge Roger Hetherington Mr C A Ignatowicz Dr D M G Jenkins Dr M H Kay Professor D W F Kerr Dr K J MacDermott Sir John Mactaggart Dr M D McGuinness Dr R Méndez-Silva Dr K J Moriarty CBE Mr J D H Peel Yates OBE Sir John Ramsden Bt Mr T J Rollings Mr A C T W Russell Professor S I Shankman Mr P H Smith Professor C J Smyth Mr A P Strickland Mr A J Taylor Mr A M R Tod Dr A G Trangmar Sir David Verey CBE Mr J M Wallace CEng Professor J R F Walters FRCP Mr J P Withinshaw Dr N J B Young 1970 The Revd Canon Peter Adams (former Chaplain) His Hon. Judge Peter Armstrong Mr H F Bacon Dr B J Banks Dr A Benghiat Mr W J Bird MBE The Lord Blackwell Mr J F Burd Mr R T H S P Burridge Dr R D Buxton MBE DL Sir Andrew Cahn KCMG

Dr N P Chotiros Mr J G Clarke Dr J F Coakley Mr M J Fetherston The Rt Hon. Sir Christopher Floyd Mr J A D Gilmore Mr A A Hogarth QC Dr R C Hook FRSA Mr C J P Iliff Mr I T Jackson Mr M J A Karlin Mr G H Lester Mr J H W Lloyd CBE Dr P A C Moore Mr J C Passmore Dr J C Phillips (d) Mr J G Polsue The Rt Hon. Sir David Richards Professor Sir Michael Richards CBE Mr R B Saunders Mr P S Serfaty Mr G A Shenkman The Revd B R Stevens Dr J L Thorogood Dr N D Trounce Mr S R Waters Sir Gregory Winter CBE FRS

1971 Mr L A Ahamed Mr N C Akass Mr H J Alexander Lord Arbuthnot of Edrom Mr P L Banner Mr A J Bates Mr N L Bragg Mr J W Burton Mr R M Buxton Mr J R Clegg Mr J K G Dart Professor J H Davenport Mr S D Dias Dr J C Dilworth Professor N D N Donaldson Mr P M Elliott Mr J P Farwell Dr I W Fellows FRCP Dr M J Glynn Mr G F Grimes Mr M C Hicks Mr T J R Hill Mr P Kearney Mr D R Kershaw

Professor L D Lewis Dr P R Maidment MB BChir Dr A T McNeile Mr J Miller Mr J Ormerod Dr P J T Pearson Mr P J Poncelet Mr J Prentice Mr W F S Rickett CB Mr G L Rosenthal Mr N J P Sherratt Mr N Wiseman 1972 Mr M P Beard The Revd G L Bray Mr P A Conyers Mr D S Frankel Mr M H Griffiths Professor P F Hammond Sir Mark Havelock-Allan QC Mr C Langridge Mr M J Lee Mr R M Levy Colonel M P Manson Mr F M Mitchell Mr D Parkes Dr M T J Seymour Mr J C Shakeshaft Mr R N Shapiro Mr G G Stimson Mr G M Von Mehren Mr E R T Waley Mr R T Whitehouse Mr T R Wik Mr R Wilkinson 1973 Professor E J Baker Mr R H Barbour PGCE Mr J E Beerbower The Rt Hon. the Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth Mr D A Bowen Mr R Broughton Mr R P P Cunliffe Dr G Dear FRCA Mr J M B Eddison RIBA Dr C G Floyd Mr K Green Mr F L Heard Mr N A P Hills Professor E E Lemcio Mr C R Lucas Mr K D Ludwig Dr S Mollett ACA Mr T J O’Sullivan

Dr H J Pearson OBE Mr D J R Pellereau Mr L E Pickett Mr R A Reindorp Mr J M Rudd-Jones Mr C C Scott Sir Christopher Scott Mr P J Walker Mr M B Wasser Mr D E Woodman Mr G C Woods Mr R G Wye Mr A J V Yeomans 1974 Mr H M W Borrill FSA Mr C D Bragg Mr M J Bridgman Mr A J M Chamberlain Mr J M Croock Mr A T Fisher Mr J E Francis Mr J B Goodbody Dr J R Hale Professor R E Hawkins Dr D P Kennedy (e) Professor R S MacKay FRS FInstP FIMA Mr S Mazzola Mr A D Parsons Mr H F Shanks Mr B H Taylor Mr C A Webster Mr R L Winterbourne 1975 Mr R W P Apps Dr G Arjavalingam Mr N R Arnot Mr A J Banton Mr P J Barnard Mr P E Bearn Mr M R Booty Dr A P Carverhill Dr M F Creagh Mr W M R Dawkins Professor P A Durbin Dr P S Hammond Mr M Izienicki Mr S P H Johnson Mr M R Kipling Mr G R D Lay Mr G D Leak Dr J A Lorsong Mr W F Lupton Dr G A Luzzi FRCP Mr C W Matthews

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Mr M N Naylor Mr A H Parks Mr R G Paterson Mr R G Pilgrim Mr J G Richardson Mr S Roberts QPM Mr P C Russell Dr H B Ryan Mr N D Scarboro Mr N A Sherwood Mr I Stewart Mr B C Swartz Mr T O G Wethered Dr P N Withers Mr D T Woodhouse 1976 Mr D J Barnard Mr A N Berent Mrs T Brett (McLean) Mr C E M Clark Professor P Coleman Mr M D M Davies Mr J P de Lavis Mr M J T Edwards Mr H C E Eyres Professor S Fields Dr D M Fowler Mr C S Gibbs Mr P N A Girvan Dr S L Grassie Ms L J Hamblen Mr S H Hind Dr T P H Jones Mr G A Kay Mr J A A Kilby FCA Mr M W D Leigh

Dr M P Little Mr A J C Macaulay Mr P M Meredith Mr M S Middleditch Mr A W J Morgan CMG Mr D W Morgan Mr I M Partridge Professor S L Peyton Jones FRS Dr J N Sackett Mr A J Scott Mr A J Senior (d) Dr R W P Stonor Mr P C Tennant Professor H J W Thomas Dr N H Thomas Mr K W Topley Professor G G Worster 1977 The Hon. Charles Boscawen Mr V R Boyette Mr H D Brodie Mr T J Clarke Mr R H Collier Mr S G Cooper Professor A Cordero-Lecca Dr T Datta Professor J C Dibble FGCM FRSCM Mr R K Gabbertas Mr G R C Graham Mr P E Hagger Mr J M Harris Mr P D Hill Mr M D Katzenellenbogen Mr B M McCorkell

Professor D A Melton Mr W M J Partridge TD, DL Dr T J Reed Judge Greg Sinfield Ms B A Singer Mr D J C Sington Mr A C J Solway Mr P H Stacey Mr R L Streat Mr J P Tunnicliffe Mr I C Watmore Dr E A Watson (Sankey) 1978

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Mrs C J Allen (Bollworthy) Mr R S Bailey Mr G M Barnard Mr M J Beale Mr M A Biggs Professor A Bradley FRS Mr S K Choi Mr A D Crampton Mrs L W M Davison (Barker) Dr R W Hall Mrs S P Imgrund (Moss) Mrs V Jacka (Mackworth-Praed) Mr S T Jolley Dr J E Lefroy (Mackay) Mr M J Lewis Ms J R Lindgren Mr I C Lovell Mr J G Mathieson Mr G C Matthews Dr B Meyer-Witting Dr F E Nickl (Geupel) Mr R G Petrie Mr P J Pickavance Dr A C Roxburgh Mr C F Roxburgh Dr B E H Saxberg Mr W P Schwitzer Ms K Scott Professor T J Williams Dr A K H Yoong 1979 Ms S C Askham Mr J E B Bevan Mrs R M E Borgars (Payne) Miss F M Cadwallader Mr S T T Cheng Dr M F Cherry Mr S B Cohen Ms E Cranmer Mr P E Cunningham Dr H Curtis

Mr A F de Courcy Ling Dr E J Edwards Professor A J Elliott-Kelly FInstP Mr G Ernest Mr C H C Fordham Ms V Francis Mr G W J Goodfellow QC Mr C P Hancock QC Mrs D Hancock (Galloway) Ms L E Ireland Dr C P Kaplanis Mr W C W Lau Mr G A Matthews Mr G B McInroy Dr R E Morse Dr S T R Murdoch Mr J C Murphy Mr V A Neuman Mr A J Pickup Mrs M K Priaulx (Hall) Professor F Ranchetti Dr A M Singhvi In memory of Mr N A Sweetnam Mr N J S Taylor-Young Mrs M C Timmerman (Watts) Dr D R E Timson Mr J A von Klemperer Mr N C Westbury 1980 Mrs B J Bonser (Fuller) Miss H E Briggs Mr W de Wied Dr B Dorman Dr J M Edwards Miss E E Fearnhamm Dr P R Fields Mrs K A Fisher (Jones) Mr C G N Galliver Ms D G T Goodwin Mr S J S Gulland Mr J E Heath Mrs Y Kyriacou-Sycallidou (Kyriacou-Christodoulou) Mr G R W MacGinnis Dr J F Money-Kyrle Professor J A Murphy Professor W Ng Mr M E Novelli Mr J M Oppenheim Mr M L Perry Mrs A L Piper (Bell) Mr R A Scott Mr R M Slynn

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Mr S M Tuke Mrs N von Bismarck OBE (Kheraj) Dr W von Reinersdorff Mr P M Williams 1981 Mr D M Addison Mr E S Ang Dr T J Arneson Mr C J E Bird Dr C L Brown Mr D C Brunt Mr P T Cummins Mr C Denyer Dr C A H Fisher MRCP Dr R C Hutchings Mrs E J Jack (Shorten) Mr S J Kelly Mr A M Lane Mr D G Leith Mr P Lillington Mrs K F P Matthews (Lasok) Dr M I Morris Mr W H Morris Mrs F J Nelmes (Nalder) Mr S H Niman Mr J R D Peattie Mr P F Price Mr J A Priestley Mr P B Rathbone Mr S D J T Rowe Miss C A Ryba Mr O K Sedlacek Professor C A SeymourRichards (e) former Dr C E Smith Mr R J H Southgate Dr J A Spayne Mr M R Streat Mr S C Taylor-Young Mr R D Temple Mr E D C Thornton Ms F C Warburton Mr B G Wheeler 1982 Dr J L Beaven Mr S W Berger Mr M K A Birch Mr A M Blamey Mr C J Blewden Mrs C M Bradley (Owens) Mr R J Bruce Dr P T Bryant Mr D S Burns Miss E F Clark

Mr I Coulson Professor A G Galione FMedSci FRS Mrs K M Gentles (Parsons) Mr N J Hall Dr C L Hanna (Garbutt) Mr D G Hay Ms C Hemsley Mr J P Hickman Mr C L D Hide Mr R D Jack Mr M E Jenner Mr M Kerridge Mr I C S Lyon Dr J D A MacGinnis Mr J R H Maw Mrs J E Miller (Halsall) Mr F J Murphy Mr P P L Nanson Mr J J Oates Mrs C J T Peacock (Lyon) Mr C B Pettit Mr C J Riches Dr A C B Sale Mr T H G Saunders Ms C J Shelley Dr R A Stansfield Mr P J Stevens Mr C M Ten Brink Mr P D Vonberg Dr K M Webb-Peploe Mr T A Wilkinson Mr G P Williams Mr G S Williams 1983 Professor J Acrivos Dr R G Andrew Mr G J A Baddoo CEng Mr C V Ben-Nathan Mr F W M Burkitt Mr R B Christian Mr I Clough Dr M C de Jode (Murphy) Mr N C Denyer (e) Mr A C L Dyson Mr J R Evans-Tovey Mr P B Gilligan Mr D J Goodwin Dr B S Gray Dr A E Griffiths Dr I S Hall Mrs C M S Ling (Wight) Mr R T Lord Mrs C A M Mash (de Sousa Turner) Dr B Moselle

Mr A J Newman Dr C J C Remfry Mr S M Robson Mr P M Seth Dr J E Steen (Bastin) Mr S C Vyvyan Professor M C Walker Mr R M Waters Mr J D Weight Mr K J F West Mrs S H P Williams Mr B N Yardley 1984 Mr G L Adams His Hon. Judge Robert Adams Professor A Alavi Dr T S Andrews Mr J N Bell Mr C H R Bracken Mr A K F Butterfield Mr P A Cadell Mr N J Cobb Mr S J Davis Dr P D Flynn Mrs J A Hammett (Owen) Mr H Hampson Mr A T G Hill Miss F E Hobday Dr J N A Hornigold Dr J C Johnson-Ferguson (Getley) Lt Colonel Sir M E JohnsonFerguson Bt Mrs B L Kilpatrick (Windsor) Mrs C F L Knight (Weller) Dr T D Lam Mrs V E Leng (Hoare) Ms S J Luder Mr R Pavesi Mr M A Pedroz Mrs A J Penney (Maxwell) Mr C J A Penney Mr R J Perrins Dr S J Pilkington Brigadier R J Rider CBE Mr J Robson Mr A K Rubin Ms A C Smith Mr J C Taylor Dr A D Wilmshurst (Smith) 1985 Mr R S N Ames Dr W C Au

Miss V A Barrett (Snowdon) Mrs S S Cunningham (Kirkpatrick) Ms J G da Silva OBE Mr T A Dingemans Mr R J H Edwards QC Mr P J Elston Mrs S Fletcher (Weinberg) Mr B T S Gladstone Dr F H Gordon Mr S G M Hirtzel Mr C Howe Mr M Johns Mrs S A A Langton-Gilks (Langton) Ms J E Lewis Matricciani (Lewis) Mrs C H Linfoot McLean (Linfoot) Mr J M Moleman Mr C M Newbold Mrs S C K Otaki Mr M T Philbin Mrs D E Philpott (Shield) Miss S M Pinnavaia Mr M L Poole Mr S L Rees Dr A P Selby Mr M J Storey Mr C A S Swan Mr M J Vanhegan QC Mr T J M Wilson Mr C D Wyllie 1986 Mr M S Albright Miss S J Angus Mr D A B Babington-Smith Mr A S R Barrett Professor A Barton FBA (e) (d) Mr M Bass Dr L Benedek Dr R E Bleehen MA MB BChir MRCP FRCR Mr H J P G Bottomley Mr J J Bruton Mr A P Burnford Miss J A Carp Dr C J Clarke Mr S J Dann Mrs V G Ford MP (Pollock) Professor H R French Mrs V E Gough (Feely) Mrs J L Gray (Barker) Mr S P Gray Mr T N Hall

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Mrs R M Hampson (Gibson) Professor Y Kohayakawa Dr D Linardatos Mr R O’Sullivan Mr J F Pelham-Burn Mr A F Rice Mr P J Richmond Mr E J Saunders Mr M A J Sutton Miss L H Teverson Mr D T Thornton 1987 Mr S J Axford Ms K I Cook Dr P A Davis Miss J A Gazzard Mr T R Hall Lady Annabel Hervey-Bathurst (Warburg) Professor I M Hook Mr W Hoon FCIM FHKIoD MSID Mr R A Kenny Mr T C Macey-Dare QC Mr A Mackover Dr S M Manning Dr S P Millard Mr A A Montagu Dr N M Neary Mr W Nicoll Dr L C Parlett Dr M Patel Mr D C Perry Miss E J Pierce

Ms S E Roques Mrs S Sanderson (Gaffney) Dr A Schaafsma Mrs C Sears (Elliott) Dr A W Sheppard Dr W Shih Mr C G Southey Mr G F Thompson Miss C J Thornton Mr S J Turnill Mr A P D Walker QC Mr N White Mr F K Yap 1988 Mr P A Brice Mr P J Brown Mr S K Brown Mr S G R Bryant Professor J P Burnside Dr N E Cackett Professor P Collinson CBE FBA (d) (e) Mr J D Comer Professor F W M Fordham Mr W N E Gardner Professor J A Horton Dr E W Kwok Ms J C Lyon Mr N W Maddock Lt Colonel A B Methven Mr M C B Milner Dr W K Phoa Mr M Radford

Mr E N Reed Dr N M Riley Dr F S Samaria Mr D L C Solomon Ms M A Taggart Dr S R Wall Mr M F Warriner Dr A Weller Mr E C Wilson Mr D J Wise Mr R Wisniowski 1989 Mr M S Aird Mr C J Allen Mr A H F Armstrong Mr C J M Brown Dr D S Chatterjee Mr R Davis Mrs A V Dent (Stanton) Mr N A H Dent Professor T C Eley Mr J L Flautt Mr T N Flemming Mr T C Flynn Ms C Fyall Dr J R Hall (Watkins) Mr R J Hammond Dr R S Kushwaha Mr S W Lascelles Mr J D Mann Mr J A Marshall Mrs R L Marshall (Shannon) Mr C J Newman

Mr S H Pickard Mr L C Richdale Mr H A Salmon Mr M Satchi Mr J Smith Mrs E R Taylor Jolidon (Taylor) Mr N R Trotman Dr C R Turner Mr N S Venkateswaran Mrs P A Whiteside Tomkins (Whiteside) Mrs R A Yates (Daldorph) 1990 Mrs V J T Back (Harper) Dr P M Barrett Mr D J D Beaven Dr D Chart Dr G Deutscher Mr D N Eleftheriou Dr T D Hadfield Mr D J Herbert Mr H C Hsia Mr P F Y Lee Mrs C A Leek (Segal) Dr S J S Lister Mrs K Mann (Dunstan) Mr N R V W Pointon Ms A J D Pollack (Greystoke) Dr A Qasim BA MB BChir MAPhD FRCP Mr M T Reynolds Mr J V Romeo © MATTHEW FEAST

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1991 Mr R A Alton Mr R P Bannon Mrs H J Beedham (Bennett) Mr J A Benson Mr N M Clayton Mr S P Conkling Ms S L Cunliffe Miss M J Forsyth Mr J R Fox Mr D M Furber Mr R F Gill Dr C R Goddard Ms V W S Hui Ms W H W Kwan Mrs H K Leach (Wiseman) Mrs R Matthews (Taylor) Mr T G M Mitcheson QC Mr K E F Mullaley Dr H Ramanathan Dr R Rummery (Edwards) Mr J W Sleigh Mr N J Tyce Mr N G Yates QC 1992 Dr P J Boyle (Hartley) Mrs H Brennan (Rahman) Mr R Burgess Mrs J Burnett Reed (Burnett) Ms S L H Chia Mr R S J C Crawford Mr G J Crouch Mr J A Dennett Mr T W R Hayward Mr T Hornbuckle Mr J D Leake Mr B Leech Mr J E O’Brien Miss N S Pilbeam Mr S C Shah Mrs S K Shashank (Svati Madhukar Kania) Mr P D Taylor Mrs L C Terry (Morfill) Mr P S Thuraisingham Mrs S E Wright (Billington)

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Mr K S Shaw Mrs I H Slaney (Jolley) Mrs A K M Standley (Humphreys) Mr A Stevens Dr J P D Taras Mr G C Woodruff Dr Y Y Yeo

1993 Mr C J B Allsop Mr P T Boyle Mr J de Swaan Mr E G K Fenn-Smith Professor D Furniss FRCS Mr G J Gordon Dr A P Komninos Mr A A McNeil Mrs H M L Morgan (Halcrow) Mr T A Pasfield Mr D Rendall Mr J M Rogers Mr E Thambiaya Miss S F Tubb Dr J R C Whyte 1994 Mr J F Anderson Mr K S Backhouse Dr C Bergemann Ms P J Black Mr P J Blundell Dr P E Carvounis Ms G A Cassy Mr A J Colville Mr D J Curtis Mr D T Darley Dr F L C de Vivo Mr S A Healy Dr J P Heritage Mr D A Hill Mrs C H Holmes (Salmond) Mr N J Holtham Mr S J Liddiard Dr P Loo Dr R E Lowe Dr S Lutchmaya Mr O R Orangun Dr C S Pedersen Miss D M Richardson Mr S A Roe Dr P Rychenkova Dr A J A B Seeley Mr J L Skeet Ms V A Stapleton Dr F M Welsh Mr M R J Wiseman Mr P R Woods Ballard Mr N F A Worsley Dr F Yang 1995 Mr M T Arnold Dr B Béres Mr J P Bevan Ms O Buto

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Mr N E Chase Mr A J Cowie Miss E R Easterbrook Mr C C S Ingram Mrs S M Kapila (Kennard) Ms A M Kiukas-Pedersen (Kiukas) Mr J L Livingstone Mr A W A Marshall Mr I S Parkinson Mr A D Pavlovich Dr S Ronen Dr S T Rottinghaus Mr T B Sebire Dr M P Simmonds Mr R G B Spencer Miss S W Y Sun Dr C G Traverso Dr K Tsarpalis Mr T M Wolff 1996 Mr B Allen Dr C R Barnes Mr M C Boardman Mr M R Boyd Mr C M Bradley Mr R G Brown Mr T A L Burns Mr P T J Casey Ms N Cheah Dr A A Costa Dr L M Drage Dr M G Elrod (Gibellato) Dr B G Fisher (Evans) Mr G Fisher Dr W J Fletcher Mr J W Glazebrook CEng Dr J J Green Dr C I Harding Mr A J Hogley Miss S M Kummutat

Mr C K Lee Mr G B Lefroy Dr T Logvinenko Mr A J MacDonald Miss S A March Mr R G Moore Mrs L H Mytton (Green) Dr J L W Roslington Mr A Roy Mr A H S Sheikh Dr M A Watson Dr J C Westerhoff 1997 Dr J R Aston Mr H Ballmann Mr S J Blackburn Mr C E R Crowson Mr M N Cunningham Mr K Dauda Mr N R Dholakia Mr P N Goeke Mr H C Lam Ms V Manickavasagar Ms H L Pacquement Mr C R Phipps Dr D Remoundos Mr T A Richards Mr A C Robinson Mr S M Saxon Dr W A Thorne 1998 Mr T G Bartos Dr A Barua Dr S F Daruvala (e) Mr J M Glass Mr J Ng QC Mr M G Price Ms C N Robert Mr T W Rose Mr A D Scott Mr B J D Shaw

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Mr M R Temple Dr T N S Tibbetts Mr C V Walford Mr D Walker Dr S L Webster 1999 Ms T A Ang Mr D J S Bonsor Dr G A Carver Mr S S T Chan Mr A Chung Ms K Cserep Mrs E M S Davies (Major) Dr R Hager Mr W Hutchinson Ms J K Miles (e) Mrs L E Parish (Pratt) Mr G Ringer Mr A Shah Dr D J Shaw Dr M W Shea Mr B G Speedy Mr W J E Swan Mr A P Tortise Mr G B M van den Driessche Dr G M von Hippel Dr A Wilson Mr H Zheng 2000 Dr S E Adams Dr T J Barnet-Lamb Dr K A Bevan (George) Dr A R Darley (Russell) Mr T E Dupernex Dr K A Farrell Dr A D Hemery Dr J D T Jane Ms S C Jones (Pinto) Dr H B Lau Dr D Markose Mr T A Martin Ms L Mu Mr J T O’Connor Dr D G Paine Dr M H Sankey Mr C J Shampine Professor H K Taylor Mr W Z Z Wee 2001 Mr O Ahmed Dr E V Anikina Dr D S Z M Boctor Ms H Burton Ms B L Chantry

Dr I A Coomaraswamy Mr V S T de Gaultier de Laguionie Dr T H Fell MB ChB Mr J C Forbes Mrs J M Gold (Griffiths) Mr E W Holroyd Pearce Dr R H Lande Ms Q F Lau Mr A Moore Mr S A Morgan Mr M D Morrey-Clark Mr P K Passi Dr S J Rees Mr A J Sproat-Clements Ms L Taylor 2002 Mr P F Agar Ms S Bae (Kang) Miss C E Bell Mr R Bullock Mr D M Clarke Dr T D Coker Dr T J Evans Miss S J Johnson Miss J S Lee Ms R J Munro Dr M J New Mr Z Patel Mr R Tawintermsup Mr A Unarket Dr Q Wang Mr M Watton 2003 Dr T Z Ang Mr O C Butler Miss M Dawson Mrs E Dean (Burnett Rae) Mr P J Horler Dr E S Jackson Dr L Jackson (Parker) Mr J Kinman Mrs A E B Morgan (Leriche) Miss F J E Morgan Mr J L O’Connell Miss L M Osepciu Mr T Saeed Mr P K Y Tang Miss H E Usmar 2004 Associate Professor J R Allison Ms J V Bradley Mr T H H Cheung

Dr H Chou Mr P Z Cui Mr A R Davies Miss S Davies Miss A Hadziabdic Miss M Lazarevska Dr T Macura Dr F Oyesanya Mr T J S Rivett Dr P M Salgård Cunha Mr M Sargeant Ms L A Shanbhag Mr R Speight Mrs S A M Tang (Donnelly) Dr J Wang Dr J R Wilkinson Dr Y Zhang 2005 Dr A Bapat Mr A J I Blacklay Dr H J Braviner Mr A J Brown Miss C L Butcher Mr M S J Collins Mrs C H Crookes (George) Mr J J Crookes Mr A P Davies Mr S S Everington Miss Q Fan Mr J A Farish Mr R A Gray Mr D Hockley Dr Z Huang Mr N J Khan Mr A Klimentov Mr S A Matache Dr S C Mertes Mrs S L Pinks (Pitt) Dr U A Qadri Dr E C Salgård Cunha (Leadbetter) Mr J Stejskal Mr O B M Walker-Jones Mr A J C Wheble Mr W F Xiang Mr B H Yates Dr L Yu Dr P M Zaczkowski 2006 Dr S Avin The Revd Dr M C Banner (e) Miss K L Barber Mr J Y K Chan Dr I K L Goh

Dr M Gu Ms K M Kew Dr J R Kiely Professor A Leighton (e) Dr F Marini-Balestra Dr F F Rosales-Ortega Ms E V Smith Miss E Starkie Mrs E A Sworder (Hill) Mr H Tang Mr M J Waldron Dr R C H Webb 2007 Dr P R Calvert Dr D S H C Chan Mr H W Chan Mrs F J Garside (Mackenzie) Mr R Hird Mr G B A Jin Dr C J King Dr A J Kruppa Miss E Lee Mr K K K Lee Mr B A Li Miss O B Mason (Ramsey) Mr T McTiernan Mr A Moinie Mr E I Morland Dr K C N A Oganya Mr T Oshima Dr D Pihler-Puzovic (Pihler) Mr A A Sahu Professor D R Spring (e) 2008 Dr M A Alvi Dr J O Day Ms S Devakumar Mr J M Goodland Mrs J H Goodland (Aston) Mr H S Harding Mr S A Hardingson Mr S Houghton Mr W J B Hughes Mr J A Hutchinson Mr P J Krupa Miss M Liu Mr H H Y Loh Mr M J A McMahon Dr A T T McRae Miss J A Milligan Mr A E Muntean Miss N B Q Nguyen Mr C P Olley Mr P O Poullaides Dr T M Prince

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Miss O F Roberts Mr S Shah Mr L J Sinclair Dr N K Trinh Mrs S E Vinyard (Cunningham) Mr A D Wood Dr Y Zhao 2009 Mr A E C Barrell Mr R Cholakov Miss E C Colliver Dr B R Dixon Dr D A Firth Mr D L Freedman Mr T M Gooderidge Mr H T G Husband Ms K J Lam Dr C P McAuley Dr V C Paraoan Miss L Peacock Mr G M Rogers Dr S D Smart Mr L Tonna Dr Y T H Vu Ms M Wang Miss X Wang Mr B R T Weisz 2010 Mr J Bilimoria Mr T Dholakia Mr B Gyenes

Mr M R Hamway Miss P M Y Jenkins Dr R Jha Mr P Katta Mr J Miles Mr J Mills Dr K Pfeffer Miss H Redgewell Mr M Thornton Dr A Walker Mr K Wang Mr Y Xu Mrs Y Zhu 2011 Mr H Amako Mr M P Colebrook Mr J T E Davies Mr A Glebov In memory of Mr J C Grenfell-Shaw Mr J S L Koid Miss D Le Mr O Markovic Professor E M Meyerowitz (e) former Mr P W Nanayakkara Mr A Ramamurti Mr M P Romanowicz Mr R J C Stroud Mr D S Vasak Miss T Wang Miss M Weidenmuller

2012 Dr T C Begley Miss A Bhat Dr N S Blunt Mr W Dunger Mr P A Hitchcock Miss Y Li Professor D W Oxtoby (former Visiting Fellow Commoner) Mr A M Patel Mr B Plummer Miss D Tailor Mr B Varghese 2013 Dr C E Agbuduwe Mr M Dammers Dr H Foster Davies Mr T Herbert Mr W Kerr Mr F Murar Mr D Wickramanayake Mr J Winstanley Mr Y Zhuang 2014 Mr C Blake Mr M Blazonis Mr Y Gupta Mr J Rowe Mr R Shearme

Gifts-in-kind We would like to thank the following members for their sponsorship of various alumni events during the past year.

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Mr R P Blackmore Lord Moran Mr A Lim Ms A A North Mr J R Slosar Dr C P Kaplanis Mr T C Macey-Dare QC Mr E C Wilson Dr T J W Hunt

Thank you to the following alumni for their support of the First and Third Trinity Boat Club, including coaching.

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Mr R C W Church Mr A H Pooley Mr N A Talbott Mr P W Ford Mr F Anderson

2015 Mr T Henley Smith Mr A McFarthing

Friends of Trinity Four Anonymous Friends Professor A Acrivos Mr R R Anderson The Lord Archer of Weston-super-Mare and Dame Mary Archer DBE Mrs R G Ashby Mr J Barton (d) Dr K Charles Dr Y Chen The Cyril Shack Trust Mr M Darling Mr R Day The De Lancey & De La Hanty Foundation Mrs E Flautt

Mr M Flayhart The Rt Hon. the Lord Garel-Jones Mr J J Glickman Dr D Goodings Mr M & Mrs J Grenfell-Shaw H R Creswick Charitable Trust Mrs J Image Mr S Image CBE JP Mr J A S Innes Dr O Johnson Mr M Joseph Mr A Julius Mr J T L Koh (1976) on behalf of Brandmine Prop Mr M & Mrs S Lewisohn

Mr O & Mrs M Lewisohn The Rt Hon. Sir John Major KG CH Ms J May Mr T Mitchell Mr A Moody Professor P E Nelson Mr P Nicholson Mr T Nixon Mrs A O’Hanlon Mr S Paine Mrs A Peacock Mr M Peterson (1986) and Mrs S Peterson Mr T Pike Mrs J Quarrie-Roberts

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Ms J Raines Mr J Robertson Mr R E & Mrs J O Rubin Mrs P Ryan Mr P Sacerdot & Mr G Ellwood Mr L Sebba Mr D Soanes Mr L Somerville Mr M St John Mr A Talbot Mr S Tong & Mrs A Campbell Mrs A Trotter Mr P Tsang Mrs A S Yergin

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List of Great Court Circle Members

The Great Court Circle The Great Court Circle was established to thank those members and friends who have indicated their intention to make a bequest to Trinity.

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Professor A Acrivos Professor J Acrivos (1983) His Hon. Roderick Adams (1956) The Revd Canon Peter Adams Dr N W Alcock OBE FSA (1957) Mr J K A Alderson (1962) Dr R J Aldous (1976) Ms J B Ali (1993) Miss T Alisjahbana (1981) Mr A S Allen (1969) Mrs C J Allen (Bollworthy) (1978) Mr T E Allen (1963) Dr A A Ammora (1997) Mr P G Arbuthnot (1970) Mr J J Asbury-Bailey (1949) Mr B G Ashley (1957)

Dr J G P Barnes (1958) Mr R Bayley (1978) Dr A R Beal (1967) Mr J H W Beardwell TD FCSI (Hon) (1957) Mr J E Beerbower (1973) Dr A Benghiat (1970) Mr M J Ben-Nathan (1955) Mr J A Benson (1991)

Mr A J Beveridge (1966) Mr B T Bibby (1966) Mr B M Bienkowski (1955) Mr C J E Bird (1981) Dr G L A Bird MB BS (1976) Mr H M W Borrill FSA (1974) Mr P Brackfield (1942) Mr G W Bradbrook (1961) Mr M J Brett (1953) Mr M Brewster (1981) Dr A H Bridle (1960) Mr C P Bromley (1977) Mr R Brooman (1974) Mr G L Buchanan (1959) Mr J K Buckle (1959) Mr D A Bulfield (1958) Mr J W Burton (1971) Professor S F Bush (1957)

Mr S R Cannon MBE (1968) Professor R W Carrell FRS Mr A C Cassidy MBE (1967) Mr R E Cawthorn (1956) Mr D H B Chesshyre (1959) Colonel W J Chesshyre (1963) Mr C E M Clark (1976) Mr M C Clarke FCA (1960) Mr P A Clarke (1960) Mr R R Cockroft (1957) Mr S M Cohen (1966) Mr M S J Collins (2005) Mr N A F Comfort (1964)

Mr C R R Corbett (1963) Ms J E M Corbett (1978) Professor A Cordero-Lecca (1977)

Professor J H Davenport (1971) Mr P J Davidson FREng (1973) Mr P E R Davis (1961) Mr T P Day (1990) Professor N R M de Lange FBA (1971) Mr J P de Lavis (1976) Mrs S M de Salis (Porter) (1978) Mr P G Deakin (2006) Mr J B Deby QC (1950) Mrs A V Dent (Stanton) (1989) Mr S D Dias (1971) Dr G J Doherty (1999) Mr R T Donkin (1967) Mr C H B Dorin (1964) Mr R C Down (1959) Mr P J A Driscoll (1963) Mr N P Duffin (1965)

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Mr R F Eddison (1955) Dr A J M F Eisinger FRCP (1957) Mr P D C Eley (1960) Professor A J Elliott-Kelly FInstP (1979) Mr J J Ellison (1976) Dr H D Empsall (1965) Professor Sir Anthony Epstein CBE FRS (1939) Mr M E Evans OAM (1964) Mr P L Evans (1980) Mr C A Evers (1964) Mr S F Every (1949) The Revd M Ewbank in memory of Revd F A Simpson (Fellow 1911–1974)

Professor J C T Fairbank MD FRCS (1966) Mr M G Falcon (1960)

Mr N C H Falls (1964) Mr N Faragher (1968) Mr J P Farwell (1971) Dr T H Fell MB ChB (2001) Dr I W Fellows FRCP (1971) Mr C W Field ARAM (1959) Mr T H W Fielding (1959) Dr C J Firth (1991) Mr J G Fleming (1943) Mr M W Fletcher (1962) Dr C P Fong (1984) Dr R A Forder (1965) Professor A R Forrest (1965) Mr I C Fowler (1954) Mr J E Francis (1974) Professor R Fraser FRSL Mr G G Frosdick (1951) Ms C M Furze (1987)

Mr R K Gabbertas (1977) Mr C R Galloway (1966) Mr C J Gasson (1995) Mr J V Godfray (1964) Professor C A E Goodhart CBE FBA (1957) Mr J I Gordon (1961) Dr K B Gove (1966) Dr S L Grassie (1976) Mr S P Gray (1986) Mr L B Green (1969) Lt Colonel R C Gregory (1958) Mr P C F Gregory-Hood (1962) Mr M H Griffiths (1972) Mr T A R Guldman (1952)

Dr T D Hadfield (1990) Dr J J Hall (1959) Mr D C Hambidge (1952) Mr M Hamer (1958) Mr J G R Harding (1954) Mr C P M Harris (1971) Mr K G Hartley (1958) Mr C A Hastings (1987) Mr T J R Hill (1971) Dr J P E Hodgson (1960) The Revd Dr R D Holder (1968)

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Dr A Holmes-Henderson (2005) Mr R W Horner (1957) Dr T J Howat (1999) Mr M S Howe (1959) Professor Y Huang (1984) Mr R G T Hulbert (1959) Mr C F Hunt (2004) Mr P L Huxtable CEng (1962)

Dr C J H Ingoldby (1966) Mr J A S Innes Mr M J Innes (1959)

Mrs V Jacka (MackworthPraed) (1978) Dr W R Jacob (1961) Mr D J R Jenkins (1964) Professor G J Johnson (1954) Mr S P H Johnson (1975) Dr G L Jones (1965)

Mr J R W Keates (1958) Mr J D Kellock (1975) Mr D R Kershaw (1971) Mr J A A Kilby FCA (1976) Dr D S King (1957) Mr M R King (1975) Mr N D King (1968) Dr N Kingsley (1965) Mr J C R D Knight (1954) Mr J T L Koh (1976)

Mr M J Langrish (1986) Mr M Lavingia (2002) Professor C J Lawn (1963) Mr M J Lee (1972) Dr T J Lemmon (1982) Mr S Levene (1972) Dr Sir Christopher Lever Bt (1950) Mr R M Lloyd-Price (1964) Dr R M Lodge (1952) Professor J M Lonsdale (1958) Mr P A Lord (1959)

Dr G A Luzzi FRCP (1975)

Mr E A Macpherson (1949) Mr D G Manns (1964) Dr N A Martin (Chandulal Mulji) (1992) Mr R M Martineau (1956) Mr J H H Massey Stewart (1953) Dr A D McLachlan FRS (1953) Dr H Meadows (1959) Mr R I Menzies-Gow (1962) The Revd Canon Roland Meredith (1952) Ms A Micklethwaite (1987) Mr N H G Mitchell (1970) The Viscount Montgomery of Alamein CMG CBE (1948) Mr J P Moorhead (1993) Mr W H Morris (1981) Mr C F Morsley (1966) Dr J T Mulvein (1957)

Mr V A Neuman (1979) Mr C A F Newman (1957) Mr M Nisbet (1971) Mr J R L Nuttall (1944)

Mr D J Oldbury (1968)

Mr C E Parker (1955) Mr I R Peacock (1965) Mr R J M Pearse (1966) Mr P R W Pemberton (1963) Dr M A Perring (1957) Professor R Petchey (1965) Mr A D Pickering (1964) Mr L E Pickett (1973) Miss N S Pilbeam (1992) The Rt Hon. Sir Malcolm Pill (1958) The Revd Canon John Polkinghorne KBE FRS (1949) Mrs S M Pollock-Wilkins

(Wilkins) (2003) Mr C D Power (1954) Mr R Prescott (1953)

Mrs J Quarrie-Roberts in memory of Dr J D Roberts (1954)

Mr J B Rawlings (1965) Lord Rees of Ludlow OM FRS (1960) Mr M J Reilly (1992) Mr P M Renney (1981) Dr M I Rietbergen (1998) Mr J Riseley (2014) Mr M J G Roberts (1956) Mr S Roberts QPM (1975) Ms K U Rook (1984) Mr A W Rose (1963) Dr D S H Rosenthal (1968) Professor M J S Rudwick FBA (1950)

Mr R A Sage (1984) Mr H A Salmon (1989) Mr E W Saville (1957) Dr K L Schumacher (1989) Mr A M Seddon (1965) Mr T Shaikh (1988) Mr J C Shakeshaft (1972) Mr P J P Sheil (1977) Mr R T Sheldon (1952) Mr C R Simpkin (1961) Dr J T Simpson (1965) Dr T Slivnik (1988) Dr C B Snowdon (1959) Dr G Speake FSA (1964) Mr C J Spivey (1956) Professor D R Spring Mr P A Stacey (1976) Mr T C Stancliffe (1965) Mr W D Stanley (1958) Mr S J Steele FRCS FRCOG FFSRH (1950) Mr P W Strachan (1957)

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Dr K W Tayler (1976) Mr C W Taylor-Young (1954) Miss L H Teverson (1986) Mr P C Thomas-Cruttwell (1958) Mr M H Trotman (1955) Professor J C R Turner (1949) Sir John Tusa (1956)

Dr A Vats (1987) Dr G E R Vaughan (1955) Sir David Verey CBE (1969) Dr W von Reinersdorff (1980) Mr G A Vowles (1953)

Dr J M A Wade (1962) Mr A P D Walker QC (1987) Mr S C V Ward (1960) Mr B H Weight (1969) Mr S P Weil (1973) The Viscount Weir (1952) Mr B S Wessely (1953) Mr R G Whelan (1970) Mr D R B Whitehouse QC (1964) Professor P T Wilson (1958) Sir Gregory Winter CBE FRS (1970) Mr A J Wise (1967) Mr N Wiseman (1971) Mr K G P Woolley (1954)

Dr G Yates (1950) Mr N G Yates QC (1991) Mrs R A Yates (Daldorph) (1989) The Revd Canon Professor R A Yates (1965)

Dr P S Zuckerman (1964)

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