Trinity College Annual Report 2019-20

Annual Report 2019–20 Alumni Relations & Development Office

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CONTENTS Annual Report 2019–20

3 The Chair’s Report

4 Thank You for Your Support

8 Senior Bursar’s Report

10 Alumni: What a Difference a Year Makes

12 Annual Fund & Telethon

14 Recognising Your Support

15 List of Donors and Supporters

FRONT COVER IMAGE: The Wren Library cloister and a temporary marquee providing safer teaching and social space during the pandemic, Michaelmas Term 2020. © DAVID ROSE

Design and Production: H2 Associates, (Cambridge) Limited

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The Chair’s Report It will not come as any great surprise to you to hear that 2019–20 has been a challenging year for Trinity.

Yet, despite the COVID-19 curveball that 2020 has thrown at us all, it has been positive in many ways, and you have continued to support the College throughout the year. Thanks to your generosity, we received a total amount of £2.14m in new gifts, pledges and legacies.

Peter Drummond-Hay (1967), Alex Montagu (1987) and Matthew Sargeant (2004), we have been able to establish Trinity in New York this year, and other new groups are in the pipeline – do keep an eye on the website and our publications for the latest developments.

Your support opens up many new opportunities and initiatives for our students, researchers and Fellows. We want to ensure that all our students, no matter their background, can concentrate on their studies free from the burden of financial worries, and increasing our bursary provision remains a top priority for the College. We are tremendously grateful for your continued support for top-up and full undergraduate bursaries. Graduate studentships enable us to continue to attract and nurture the best research talent from around the world and, thanks to the generosity of supporters including Robert Crawford (1992) and the many alumni and friends who have given to the Leon Brittan Fund for European Studies, we have been able to establish important new studentships. We are also indebted to the twelve people including Dr Christopher Bruton (1963) who chose to remember Trinity in their wills. Their legacies will sustain and enrich the life of the College long into the future.

Our events have continued to attract good audiences, with September’s Trinity Writers and TrinTalk opening this year’s programme in great style (see page 11). Our thanks to our alumni panel members for making such memorable occasions. A private view of Sir Antony Gormley’s retrospective at the Royal Academy in November was a sellout and highlight – the presence and contribution of Sir Antony made the evening.

From January 2020 onwards our alumni events planned for the UK and overseas were curtailed due to the pandemic, but we determined to carry on and take the opportunity to offer online events and, via Zoom, we can now reach alumni all over the world. The Trinity Research Talks series enables us to bring the latest research news from our Fellows to your door, and we will continue to develop our online events and activities, although we are hopeful that 2021 will see us hosting actual events once more.

Sadly it was necessary to postpone the Telethon planned for March 2020 at the very last moment, just as our student callers were poised to pick up the phones to talk with you. Nevertheless you have given £610,765 to the Annual Fund, providing a regular stream of support enabling Trinity to address areas of urgent need. We rescheduled the Telethon for December 2020, which you can read about on page 13.

This year has illuminated just how remarkable, resilient and generous a community Trinity is, and never more so than in times of need. Thank you for your loyalty and your support. We hope that in the year ahead you will join our online events, and continue to share your news and achievements with us; we have greatly appreciated all of your letters, emails and phone calls over recent months. We are looking forward to the day when we are able to welcome our alumni back through Great Gate.

Until then, stay safe and please keep in touch.

One of the most important and enjoyable elements of our work is fostering connections between alumni, keeping everybody in touch with the College and with one another. It has been especially pleasing to see our associations and groups enduring and increasing, due to the commitment of our energetic volunteer committee members. Thanks to Christos Koutsoyannis (1998), Omar Ahmed (2001),

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

of alumni gave to Trinity in 2019–20. Thank you.

Thank You for Your Support

In a year in which the world has faced so much uncertainty and change, your unwavering support has enabled Trinity to offer transformative opportunities, and to remain at the forefront of education and research.

Thank You for Your Support

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Access and Widening Participation: Inspiring Bright Young Minds Widening participation is a fundamental part of the College’s access strategy, and a major focus of the Access and Outreach team’s important work is reaching out to pupils from social groups that have traditionally been under-represented at Trinity and the University of Cambridge, as well as to their schools, their teachers and parents.

Ali Smith with just a small selection of the fantastic submissions we received from all over the UK.

The College is very grateful to all of the donors whose gifts this year have enabled us to continue connecting with pupils and schools across the country, and to inspire talented youngsters to consider applying to Cambridge and other top universities. Thanks to a generous gift from an anonymous donor, Trinity was able to launch ‘The Litmus’ project, a creative writing initiative for UK-wide school students age 14-16 years, in collaboration with writer and Trinity Senior Fellow

Commoner in the Creative Arts, Ali Smith – a position the College was able to establish due to the generosity of Tom Hall (1986). Pupils were asked to contribute artwork or a piece of writing of up to 500 words under the general title ‘In Common’.

“Write down what happens when you hear these words. Make something of them. Send us what you write or make, we’ll publish it in our online display, and you’ll become part of a writing collective like no other, a collective that reaches all across the UK and will act as a touchstone for readers interested in what your generation is doing and writing right now – because you’re the people about to inherit the planet, make it your own, and make your own story and history happen.” Ali Smith (e2018).

We received a remarkable selection of submissions, and many reflected what has been a particularly turbulent year for young people. Contributors put pen to paper on subjects from Black Lives Matter, COVID-19 and the loneliness of lockdown, to hope and the human instinct to help one another in times of need.

Projects such as these enable the College to connect with pupils at a formative stage in their school careers and to fire their passions and ambition, which is key to the work of the Access and Outreach Team.

Visit the website: web.trin.cam.ac.uk/litmus

“One of the critical objectives of outreach work needs to be to stop the gradual loss of pupil ambition towards Higher Education that can begin very early. Initiatives such as ‘The Litmus’ are so valuable because they enable us to encourage pupil creativity and to build confidence, laying the foundation for a long-lasting relationship between them and Trinity early in their academic careers.”

Lizzie Bowes, Trinity Schools’ Liaison Officer

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Clock Tower Circle members

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1546 Society members

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The Leon Brittan Fund for European Studies: Supporting Research The Leon Brittan Fund for European Studies was established in 2019, in memory of Lord Brittan of Spennithorne (1939–2015), who read Law at Trinity (1957), and who served as Vice-President of the European Commission.

The Fund supports education, learning and research in matters relating to research on Europe, including in the fields of Law, History, Economics, Politics or International Relations. The Leon Brittan Studentship supports a one year graduate undertaking research in European Studies, and the first recipient, Connor Stevens (2017 History), began his studentship in 2020.

“My master’s thesis will explore how the symbiotic development of European integration and the peace process changed identities, cultures, and commerce in the broad region either side of the Irish border.

I am incredibly grateful for the generosity shown by the Leon Brittan Fund donors that will enable me and future students to focus on scholarship, free from the constraints they would otherwise face because of a lack of government maintenance grants or loans,

and pressure to enter the world of work. The financial independence the studentship provides is, therefore, deeply and sincerely appreciated. I hope one day to be able to repay future students at Trinity with similar support.”

Connor Stevens (2017) The College is very grateful to all of the alumni and friends who made a gift in support of the Fund in 2019–20 and who are providing opportunities for brilliant young students, such as Connor, to continue their studies at Trinity after graduation.

“My husband, Leon, spent a lot of time helping younger people in their careers, including his cabinet in Brussels, and what he thought was important was lifelong intellectual curiosity and the tenacity to see things through, even when times were tough. His own motto was never give up! Apart from valuing intelligence, he also admired the softer skills and was himself a very kind and generous man. I think if the Brittan scholars achieve what they want to in life, partly through the opportunity of a great university education, and partly through buoyancy and determination, as he himself did, he would be very pleased indeed.”

Dame Diana Brittan

£2.14m The total amount raised in 2019–20

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Thank You for Your Support

Ladies’ First and Third team members 1978–79 in 2018. Left to right: Margaret Spillane, Harriet Scorer, Joan Lasenby, Amanda North, Jane Corbett, Janet Lefroy, Jacquie Lindgren.

The Trinity Cawthorn Studentships in Crop Sciences Boosting crop production in response to escalating human demand is one of the greatest challenges the world faces. Our capacity to help to solve such global challenges and to increase our understanding depends on our ability to attract, and nurture, the very best graduate students, whose research will help to protect the future of our people and our planet.

The College is grateful to Robert Cawthorn (1956) for his generous gift to establish two Trinity Cawthorn Studentships in Crop Sciences, a joint initiative which will be of tremendous benefit to both Trinity and the University’s Crop Science Centre, where the PhD Studentships will be based. The first recipients will take up their research in 2021.

Legacies – Securing Trinity’s Future Legacies are gifts that keep on giving long into the future, providing security for the College and allowing it to plan for the years

Reunited on the river at their Annual Gathering in September 2018.

Left to right: Amanda North, Janet Lefroy, Jane Corbett, Jacquie Lindgren.

ahead. Trinity is indebted to the twelve alumni who chose to remember the College in their will, including Dr Christopher Bruton (1963), whose generous bequest was directed to general purposes, which supports access and outreach initiatives, the First and Third Boat Club, the Choir, or other projects in need.

allow the College to address the most pressing needs, you can support areas closest to your heart, such as the College Choir or First and Third Boat Club, or bursary provision. Please get in touch: annualfund@trin.cam.ac.uk

Legacies have played a vital role in Trinity’s history, and are today supporting worldleading academic research, student learning and welfare initiatives amongst other key priorities. Leaving a bequest is an opportunity to invest in the future generations of Trinity students and researchers who will go on to change the world for the better.

The First and Third Trinity Boat Club holds a very special place in the heart of many alumni. Thanks to the generosity of Amanda North (1978) and the Ladies’ First and Third Boat Club rowing team 1978–79, who have given to the Club to purchase a new women’s racing eight, future generations of students will be able to experience the joy of rowing.

Gifts of all sizes make a real difference to what the College is able to achieve. It is possible to leave to Trinity either a capital amount or a share of the residue of your estate. A legacy gift is also free of tax and may reduce the inheritance tax liabilities on your estate. While unrestricted gifts are particularly helpful because they

Amanda was one of the first cohort of Trinity women students, arriving in 1978 as a graduate to study International Energy Policy, and she pioneered women’s rowing at the College.

Keeping the Trinity First and Third Boat Club Afloat

“When I arrived at Trinity in the fall of 1978, I knew not a soul. I observed that the

“Robert Cawthorn’s continuing generosity and support of Crop Science in Cambridge has huge impact. He set the ball rolling in fundraising for the Centre for Crop Science. His support for graduate students and a senior scientist at Trinity, for example, benefits the College and reinforces the momentum of the Centre’s research programme.”

Sir David Baulcombe (e2009), Emeritus Regius Professor of Botany, Cambridge

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Legacies received in 2019–20

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Alumni registered to attend an event in 2019–20

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Freshers signing the admissions book in the Wren Library in October 2020.

Mary Wang (2009).

River Cam served not only as an athletic but also a social centre of the University.

Trinity’s First and Third Boat Club was legendary. I inquired about joining the Ladies’ crew, only to find that it didn’t exist. Rallying an enthusiastic, stalwart – and completely inexperienced – group of young ladies, we ventured to the Trinity Boathouse. The men loaned us a decrepit boat, which we promptly sank. We tried again, and again. Finally, most likely to spare Trinity from further embarrassment, the men agreed to coach us. Although we caught our fair share of crabs – and bumps – along the way, we persevered through the frigid early mornings, and the Trinity First and Third Ladies’ Boat was launched! The bonds we formed that year endured, bringing eight of us together at our September 2018 Annual Gathering (see page 6). We raised a few pints and grasped our oars, savouring again the comradery and pride we shared forty years ago.

£5.15 per month or above are welcomed into the Society. All members are invited to a special annual thank you event.

It is our pleasure, as the inaugural Ladies’ First and Third team*, to purchase for the

Club a new racing eight from Janousek.

After consulting with the Boat Club, we arrived at this model because we are told it is strong and resilient, like the women of Trinity! We hope it will enable many others to try their hand at rowing and enjoy the lifelong friendships that are sure to ensue.” *Claire Allen, Jane Corbett, Joan Lasenby, Pippa Latham-French, Janet Lefroy Jacqueline Lindgren, Amanda North, Harriet Scorer, Margaret Spillane (all 1978).

Gifts That Keep on Giving Regular gifts of any size make a tremendous difference to Trinity, providing a reliable source of support to draw upon.

The College is grateful to the many donors who have made recurring gifts this year. It has been particularly heartening to see a growing number of young alumni joining their ranks, even though they graduated not so long ago.

The 1546 Society was established to thank alumni who give regularly, and those who graduated within the last decade and give

“I am proud to give back to Trinity and support its access and widening participation work. During my time as a student, the College helped me immensely – I got involved in opportunities that I would not have been able to afford, made connections with people I wouldn’t have otherwise met, and learned new skills for my personal development. These were the most formative years of my life, and I am delighted to be able to support the brightest young students in what will be one of the most important stages of their lives too.”

Mary Wang (2009) To learn more about Mary’s Trinity days and her path since leaving the College, you can read her Alumni Interview, and the stories of other alumni too, on our website: www.trin.cam.ac.uk/alumni/ trinity-alumni-interviews

“We feel truly honoured to have received this incredibly generous donation from the inaugural Ladies’ team. Donations like these enable us to continue making the Club as inclusive and welcoming a community as possible. I would like to say a huge thank you.”

Savannah Dixon (2017), Captain, First and Third Trinity Boat Club

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Alumni Associations and Groups, including the newly launched regional group Trinity in New York

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Senior Bursar’s Report

Senior Bursar’s Report In addition to funding its own activities and making its University Contribution of £2.67m to the University’s Colleges’ Fund, this year Trinity made substantial grants totalling £4.6m (2019: £4.3m) to support wider collegiate Cambridge.

Despite the global economic upheaval created by the pandemic towards the end of the financial year, the College has maintained its spending level on scholarships and awards at £6.1m (2019: £6.5m).

If you were to look at the Endowment portfolio valuation at the end of June 2020 you could be forgiven for thinking that all was well. The valuation is more or less where it was a year ago. Indeed, even after taking into account the income draw, capital returns were actually positive. But Trinity does not consume its capital. Therein would lie the road to long-term ruin. It relies on the income generated by that capital, and that income is now under strain, with both rental income and dividends falling in 2020, and a significantly worse outcome anticipated for 2021.

We seek to maximise the long term real income growth of Trinity’s endowment through investing mainly in property and equities. However, the endowment’s annual performance is not a clear indicator of its long term success because in the short term, asset prices are subject to external factors. In 2020 these were compounded by a fall in bond yields. The College’s net investment income decreased by 8% to £35.5m, but the current valuation of our net assets rose 0.5% © JO COONEY

Maintenance work in New Court, summer 2020.

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from £1,533m to £1,540m. The key indicator of Trinity’s financial health, however, is the net income in our unrestricted General Funds, which were £5.3m in deficit in 2020 (2019: £2.24m in surplus).

By summer 2020 the impact of the pandemic on the College’s income started to be felt. Trinity was closed to most students for the Summer Term, resulting in internal rental income falling by £1.2m, or over 25% compared to 2019. COVID-19’s impact on rents and dividends is significant and as yet unquantifiable for the long term. Shortening leases, business rates on empty buildings and fewer upward only rent reviews mean that rental income is becoming more volatile, and the economic impact of the UK’s decision to leave the European Union still remains unknown.

Maintaining the College’s estate is a constant expense, but one that often varies significantly from year to year. The outlay on maintenance, repairs and improvements remains relatively low at £5.2m while we plan for new rounds of major expenditure. In years of low spend we make transfers to the College Reconstruction Fund, which now has a balance of £13.3m (2019: £8.7m). Unfortunately the costs of renewing Grade 1 listed buildings have grown rapidly so this fund can quickly be exhausted.

Despite the construction restrictions during the spring lockdown, work also continued on the College’s new building at Round Church Street that will provide accommodation for 39 postgraduate students and six residential sets. It is exciting to watch a new Trinity building taking shape (pictured on page 9) and we are looking forward to its completion in 2021. The unfortunate loss of a Trinity Street tenant provided us

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The College awarded in bursaries and studentships (undergraduate and graduate) in 2019–20.

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The Round Church Street project taking shape.

with an opportunity to create extra study and social space for the College community, and the Estates team has been managing the refurbishment of the former Strada restaurant, transforming it into a versatile setting for many different activities. Facilities include open study areas with moveable desks and seating, a meeting room and small meeting booths, and a bar and café area. The students have named the space Newton’s Cradle, and we hope we can welcome alumni to an event at the Cradle in the not too distant future.

I am stepping down in January after fourteen years as Senior Bursar. Would that I were handing over at a more propitious time. It is deeply concerning for the prospect of future returns that capital is almost free, and consequently the returns to income-seeking investment are likely to be low for some time to come.

That said, we already hold many good investments and the question for those is the extent to which their income and growth prospects are truly impaired for the long term.

Net Spendable Income

Total: £46.01m

78.7% Investment 10.3% Fees 7.5% 3.4%

College Rents Kitchen and Sundry

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

Source: Trinity College 2020 Annual Report and Accounts.

On the brighter side, with crisis comes opportunity, never more so than in financial markets. For Trinity, one opportunity may be to take advantage of the mould-breaking that has occurred with some fresh thinking. That opportunity for fresh thinking of course coincides with the arrival of our new Senior Bursar, Richard Turnill, former Global Chief Investment Strategist of BlackRock. Richard has navigated other periods of financial volatility, which will stand him and Trinity in good stead.

As has been noted this year, Trinity has weathered many a storm. In these unprecedented times, we are especially grateful for the support of the alumni and friends who remain by our side. Their continued generosity has helped us to both respond to the unexpected, and to meet our commitment to provide the best possible environment in which our remarkable students and academics can thrive.

Rory Landman Senior Bursar

Where Does It Go?

Total: £52.09m

28.4% 23.6% 11.8% 13.5% 8.8% 6.8 % 5.1% 2.0%

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

Alumni: What a Difference a Year Makes

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So much has changed this year but, despite the pandemic, our alumni community has determined to keep on keeping on, joining us for our online events and continuing to support the Trinity community.

Trinity Alumni Interviews

Left to right: Nick Wong (2010), Emily Murray (1996), Alex Michaelides (1996) and Mary Wang (2009).

You have made a difference to the College in so many ways, whether that be mentoring students; helping the Access and Outreach team to host virtual open days and activities; supporting the ARDO team in delivering our alumni events; keeping our alumni associations and groups going and growing; or featuring in our publications and communications.

You have also supported the Trinity Alumni Interviews, offering your experience to help current and aspiring students through a web series of wonderful memories, tips and advice. We hope many more of you will want to share your stories. We have reproduced excerpts from two of the interviews to inspire you so do have a read and get in touch at alumni-events@trin.cam.ac.uk

Helen Beedham (1991, Modern & Medieval Languages) Helen came to Trinity to study French and Spanish, spending her year abroad in Madrid. After graduating, she began working in the City, and is now a selfemployed writer, speaker, and advisor with a focus on inclusivity within workplaces.

Why did you want to study at Trinity?

I had a bit of an unusual route to Trinity – I was initially unsuccessful in applying to Cambridge. I applied to Magdalene to study French and Spanish, and I confess I probably hadn’t done sufficient research into the different Colleges, but for whatever reason I wasn’t successful on that occasion.

That prompted me to do a lot more research, to go and speak to some of the Admissions Tutors and speak to other students, and I spoke with some students at Trinity and realised that it would be a better fit.

Do you have any role models, or who inspired you?

What has really inspired me through being part of the Trinity Women’s Network Committee was just meeting and hearing from other women who studied at Trinity at different times. I found it so

inspiring to hear how they’ve used their degrees, how they’ve progressed their work lives, and have also unexpectedly found things in common – mutual topics of interest.

What do you do now?

I now work for myself as an independent writer, speaker, and advisor to corporate firms on creating inclusive workplaces and enabling individuals to flourish in their professional careers. And that really builds on the last 25 years of my career – experience from Harrods in the early days, and then 15 years as a management consultant specialising in organisational change. And more recently as director of an awardwinning diversity organisation – City Parents – growing a large professional network across the city.

What advice would you give to current students?

Just make the most of your time because it flies by, and I certainly found I missed it once it had ended!

Talk, listen and connect with as many people, and as wide a variety, as you can because now really is your chance to start building your own professional network. There’s such a rich variety of relationships that will serve you in wonderful stead, and that you can continue to access through alumni activities and networks once you leave Trinity.

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Mike Waldron (2006, Music) Mike came to Trinity in 2006 to read Music and stayed on to read a BMus in 2009. He was also Organ Scholar during those four years, and the first under Director of Music, Stephen Layton (e2006). He is now a conductor and musician based in London.

I’m freelance but I have groups I work with as their permanent music director. There’s a lot of guest work as well, lots of one-off projects. It’s a rich tapestry of work where every day is different, every group is different, and every concert is different, and I love that.

Why did you want to study Music at Trinity?

It was a bit of an accident to be perfectly honest. At school, I was convinced that I wanted to become a lawyer. Then my organ teacher suggested I should think about applying for an organ scholarship, which I hadn’t considered, but I started to look into it. I thought Trinity looked amazing – when I saw what the Choir did I decided I wanted to apply, even if it seemed a bit out of reach!

What’s the one thing you wish you’d known before you arrived at Trinity?

You’ll never be able to do everything brilliantly. You’ll never be able to research that particular essay in as much depth as you like, or be able to do all the wider reading that was mentioned in the lecture. You are battling against not enough time to do everything. It’s just about managing, doing the best with what you can and with the time and resources available, and still ultimately getting lots out of the system.

What do you do now?

I’m a conductor and musician. I’m following a path which is a combination of design, accident, and luck – and it’s probably totally different to anybody doing a similar thing! I left Cambridge with good keyboard skills because I played the organ and the piano so much, and I had also started doing a lot of conducting – about 90% playing and 10% conducting when I first left, and now I do 80-90% conducting, and 10-20% playing.

What advice would you give to current students?

Say yes to everything. You’ll make life exhausting and a bit stressful at times, but Cambridge is unbelievable for having so much on offer, and Trinity specifically – you could pack every minute doing something amazing. If you think you might be interested in it, even if you then ditch it, just do it.

Embrace it, go with it, and just have a blast because it’s an amazing place.

Trinity Writers ‘Trinity Writers’ on 28 September 2019 celebrated just some of the College’s literary talent. Writer and television producer Daisy Goodwin (1980), novelist Alex Michaelides (1996), travel writer Hugh Thomson (1979), and food writer and historian Dr Bee Wilson (1992) joined Professor Adrian Poole (1967) in a day of open and honest conversation, ranging from how it feels to sit down in front of a blank page, to maintaining momentum after early success. Thank you to the fantastic panel and to everyone who joined us. We hope the event will become a regular fixture in our calendar.

galleries and admiring the installations. Thank you to Sir Antony for a splendid evening.

“What an honour to welcome so many alumni of varying backgrounds and diverse areas of expertise to the Royal Academy. It was a pleasure to share my exhibition with you all.”

Sir Antony Gormley (1968) © MATTHEW FEAST

Event Highlights

To enjoy all the Trinity Alumni Interviews please visit: www.trin.cam.ac.uk/alumni/trinity-alumni-interviews

Antony Gormley at the Royal Academy ‘An evening with Sir Antony Gormley at the Royal Academy of Arts’ on 26 November 2019 was a very special private viewing of his most ambitious exhibition for more than ten years, presenting a series of works which tested the scale and light of the Academy’s architecture. Alumni enjoyed a welcome overview from Sir Antony, before exploring the

Antony Gormley, Matrix III, 2019.

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Annual Fund Despite this year’s many challenges, including the postponement due to COVID-19 of our annual telephone fundraising campaign planned for March 2020, £610,765 was donated to the Annual Fund in 2019-20. The Fund plays a vital role in helping the College to maintain academic excellence, ensuring that talented students can study here, whatever their financial circumstances, and that we are able to offer the best resources and facilities to support the very highest level of research.

Trinity is committed to ensuring that all students have as rewarding an experience as possible during their time at Cambridge, free from financial worries.

Because of your generosity, the College has been able to provide extra support when it is most needed, allowing students to embrace every opportunity.

Your gifts have helped Trinity to provide funds for the First and Third Boat Club, the Choir, our Access initiatives and activities, top-up bursaries, the Fellows’ Research Fund, and General Purposes to support other needed projects.

“As the first generation in my family to go to university, I could have never had a full Cambridge experience without the many financial support options from Trinity. That should be possible for everyone, so over my lifetime I’ll try to pay back the generous support I received.”

Martin Freimüller (2014)

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total number of donors – thank you

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Our team of 11 student callers. Top row (left to right): Daniel Leong, James Redlaff, Kajetan Zundl, Krysia Sadzikowska, Sylvia Ma. Bottom row: Michelle Acheampong, Savannah Dixon, Rebekah West, George Kyprianou-Hickman, Elizabeth Beevers, Ishbel Russell.

Telethon Fortunately, the College was able to reschedule a COVID-secure Telethon from 7 – 20 December 2020, thanks to the enthusiasm and commitment of our student calling team. Our annual Telethon is particularly important because it not only raises funds for Trinity but it is also offers our students a chance to talk with alumni, to compare experiences of College and Cambridge life, and to share stories and achievements. Opportunities to benefit from alumni expertise and careers advice are always greatly appreciated, and are particularly valuable for our current cohort because the global economic outlook remains so uncertain.

We are tremendously grateful for your gifts and pledges of £278,000 to support the College, and we are very proud of our team of 11 student callers who did such a fine job.

Moving the Telethon from Easter to Michaelmas Term also provided us with a new opportunity to connect alumni and students during the festive season, and it was wonderful to bring the Trinity community together at such a special time of year. Thank you to each and every one of you who spoke with our student callers, and we will report back on the campaign results in detail in the Annual Report 2020–21.

“I had many incredibly rewarding conversations with alumni over the two weeks of the Telethon. I think some of our exchanges will stay with me for a very long time, which more than made up for the inconvenience of talking on the phone in a mask!”

Ishbel Russell (2018)

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Recognising Your Support

Recognising Your Support Trinity’s donor groups allow the College to celebrate the continued generosity and loyalty of its supporters.

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The 1546 Society The 1546 Society has 1014 members, each of whom support Trinity with regular gifts of £15.46 each month or above (or £5.15 per month or above for those who graduated within the last decade).

Regular gifts provide a steady source of support, which enables the College to quickly address the areas of most pressing need. This support is particularly important during times of financial upheaval, helping Trinity to prepare for every contingency while also allowing us to plan for the years ahead.

The Clock Tower Circle

The Great Court Circle

The Clock Tower Circle recognises the alumni and friends who give upwards of £1,000 each year to the College. There are currently 314 members, whose gifts provide funding to help Trinity deliver the very best in teaching, research, and support for its student community.

The Great Court Circle was founded to celebrate those who choose to remember Trinity in their will and inform the Alumni Relations and Development Office of their intention to do so.

Fellow Benefactors

In honour of the 700th Anniversary of the founding of the Hall by Edward II in 1317, the King’s Hall Circle was launched in 2017 to celebrate some of Trinity’s most generous supporters.

Trinity currently has nine Fellow Benefactors, who are recognised for their outstanding support of the College and its mission to contribute to society through the pursuit of worldleading education, learning and research.

Each of the Circle’s 30 members have given their support to an array of College initiatives, from the innovative and individual to key Trinity priorities including advancing global understanding through groundbreaking research.

Only those who have given this year are included in the List of Donors.

The College is indebted to Dr Tom Howat (1999), Sir Henry Keswick (1958), Mr Simon Keswick (1961), Lord Wolfson of Sunningdale (1954), Mr Graham KenistonCooper (1977), Mr Bruce Dunlevie (1977) and Mrs Elizabeth Dunlevie, Tzo Tze Ang (1997) and Viswanathan Krishnan (1996). © IAN OLSSON

In appreciation of their generosity, members of the Circle receive an invitation to a special reception each year, usually held in June. Lifetime membership of the Circle is awarded to those donors who have given more than £25,000.

There are now 337 lifetime members of the Circle (310 in 2018–19), and each year they are invited to return to the College for a special lunch, and an afternoon of activities such as a talk, tour or music recital.

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List of Donors

1 July 2019 to 30 June 2020

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.

120 Anonymous Donors 1931 In memory of Professor D G Champernowne Mr E C Marsden (d) 1939 Baron William de Gelsey KCSG 1941 Professor P Armitage CBE 1942 Mr P Brackfield Professor E H Sondheimer (d) 1944 Dr L Kopelowitz MBE (d) Dr C S S Lyon Mr J R L Nuttall 1945 Dr J D Teare 1946 Mr R F Barclay Mr N N Rossos Mr J I Sharp (d) 1947 The Revd Canon William Norman Mr D K Robinson 1948 Mr W T J Griffin The 2nd Viscount Montgomery of Alamein CMG CBE (d) In memory of Professor K Roberts Mr J H Thornton DL Mr C N Wilson 1949 Dr J S Bevan Mr J R Lindgren

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The Lord Lloyd of Berwick PC DL Mr E A Macpherson Dr G M Petrie Dr R Smith Mr G N F Wyburd 1950 Mr T D Casey Mr J S Cohen (d) Mr J B Deby QC Dr N Dyson-Hudson Mr M B Ellwood Mr J B Makinson TD Mr G M Nissen CBE Mr G R Pinto (d) Professor M J S Rudwick FBA 1951 Mr G K Anderson Dr D R Bainbridge Brigadier A E Baxter Professor B J Birch FRS Mr P A Brandt Field Marshal Sir John Chapple GCB CBE DL Mr W M Fernie OBE Dr D C Handscomb Professor R Jackson FRS Mr P H Stickland 1952 Professor S S Bleehen Mr H J Easterling The Revd R J Friars Mr W F Gossling (d) 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 Mr B Samuels Mr D F Snook (d) Mr F G Storey

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.

Mr H Ward OBE Mr R J Wilson Mr D J Woodhams 1953 Dr J Antebi Mr R D Baggaley Mr I Bentley Mr M J Brett Dr M T T Bryant (d) Mr W A Cadell Mr O J Colman Mr J C Demmar Mr M J Evans Professor K M Hambidge FRCP, ScD Mr P J Houghton Mr M Knowles Dr A D McLachlan FRS Mr R A B Nicolle Mr R Prescott Mr M Rendall Mr V A Smith Mr S L C Tester The Revd R H Torrens Mr P G Walker Mr J H Webb Mr B S Wessely Mr M R Wood 1954 Mr P D Burnford (d) Dr G A Chinner Dr A O Davies Professor S M Fordham OBE Mr R C Gray Mr J P Hess BEM Professor G J Johnson Mr M A Kaye Dr A C Klottrup MBE Mr J C R D Knight 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 B R Bryan Mr C E Carey In memory of Dr R H G Charles TD Mr R F Eddison Mr J H Fryer-Spedding CBE DL 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 C E Parker The Revd G F Parsons Dr M G Priestley The Lord Scott of Foscote Mr R C Southwell QC Mr H J F Taylor Dr G E R Vaughan The Lord Walker of Gestingthorpe PC Mr R D B Williams 1956 Mr R S C Abel Smith Mr R E Cawthorn Mr T H R Crawley Mr S D Eccles Mr G T F Fletcher 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

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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 C E S Patrick Mr G B Patterson The Rt Hon. Sir Malcolm Pill Mr J C Pilling Dr W F C Purser Mr J F Rhodes Dr G H R Rowell Dr A W A Rushton Professor N V Smith FBA Mr C W R Storey Mr P E Strzelecki Mr R T Townley Mr O L van Someren Dr W B Willott CB Professor P T Wilson 1959 Mr I J Lord Dr J B Messenger Mr I P Nixon 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 Mr L C N Bury 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 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 A J Massie CBE Professor H K Moffatt FRS

Dr J T Mulvein Mr M A Parry-Wingfield Mr R J L Paul Professor R F W Pease Dr J D H Pilkington The Revd J H Platts (d) Mr S R M Price FREng Mr E W Saville Mr A J Seager-Smith Mr R B Skepper 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 Sir Andrew Buchanan KCVO 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 K G Hartley (d) Mr D A Jones Mr J R W Keates Mr D A Kenrick

Dr J F Avery Jones CBE Mr M F Bott Mr S F Brown Mr J K Buckle Mr D S Burnand Mr G M Buxton Dr M R Church Mr W A Crowther Mr B T Denvir 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 E R Macdonald Dr H Meadows Mr J C Morton Professor J D Pryce Mr D Putnam Dr C B Snowdon Mr D B Sowter (d) Mr G Wilsher Dr P R Wilson 1960 Mr G O C Allhusen Mr R E Beveridge Mr M K Bevir Mr M J Boxford

Mr N C Brown Mr F J H Cairns Dr T M G Cloughley Dr A J Cornford Mr J O Duce Mr P D C Eley Professor A W Evans Mr M G Falcon Dr T L Faulkner 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 Lord Hunt of Chesterton CB FRS Professor J A Johnson Professor Emeritus B S Maitland Mr G P McAlester Mr R H Myddelton Mr J B Onians Dr H M Palmer FRCP Mr P J Parsons Mr A F Pemberton DL Mr P N Poole-Wilson Mr F S Potter Mr J Richdale Professor D J S Robinson Professor J G Rushton Mr D R Scott Mr M D Shankland Dr K Shibata (d) Mrs S M Siddle Mr A J Soundy Mr S C V Ward Mr J S A Warde DL 1961 Mr R Ascott Dr P L Bransby FREng The Revd D I A Brazell Mr C G Coulter MIChemE Mr P E R Davis Mr D G R Ferguson Mr A W R FitzHugh Mr M 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 Dr A A MacMillan Mr D M G Martin Mr R G Miller

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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 1962 Mr R M Andrewes Dr D L Aston Mr D W Barclay The Revd A J Butcher Mr A J Campbell Mr M G Chandler Mr R D Clews Mr J Colquhoun Professor C C Davis Professor G K Freeman Mr P L Huxtable CEng Mr L C F Ingerslev Dr A J Matthew Dr J S McGee Mr A P McMullen Mr R I Menzies-Gow Mr A S Morrison Mr P J Owen Mr E D S Page

Mr J J R Pope OBE DL 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 Air Commodore M Williamson-Noble 1963 Mr C G Abbe Mr T E Allen Professor J L Axtell Mr C B B Beauman Sir Peter Bottomley MP Dr C J Bruton (d) Dr A K Canter Colonel W J Chesshyre Mr C R R Corbett Mr G L Davies Mr P J A Driscoll Mr B H T Elliot Mr P F Everall CBE Professor P S Friedmann Mr M C Hancock Mr B Hopewell Professor R O Hynes Mr R G Jones OBE Mr J B H Lucia

Mr N MacInnes Mr D A Nutting DL Commodore R M Parker RN Mr G J N Payne Mr P R W Pemberton Professor R Pynn 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 P C Akerhielm Mr A Aldred Sir Geoffrey Bowman KCB QC Dr J S Bradbrook Dr J B Bridge Mr J F W Byrne Mr R A Chamberlain The Revd Dr P ClementsJewery Mr J R Coates Mr R G Courtney Mr J L Davies Mr R J Dix-Pincott Mr C H B Dorin

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Mr M D T Faber Mr M T J Fitzgerald Mr D O Forfar FRSE 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 R M Prichard Mr R M Purchas QC Canon Dr Robert Reiss Mr S C Rogers Mr H M C Rowe Professor N Rutter (d) Mr I D Sale Professor R A Sharp Professor T E Stacey Mr R D Wilkinson CVO Dr P S Zuckerman 1965 Mr J H Ashby Dr R E Ashton Mr D R Atkins Professor J A J Barbara Mr H M Boggis-Rolfe Mr D W Boxford Mr J M Bradley Mr S Clarke © JAMES APPLETON

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Mr M P Clements Professor J H Cobbe Mr J A Connor His Hon. Judge Alasdair Darroch Mr E C Davies Mr N P Duffin Dr H D Empsall Mr M J Friedman Mr P R Friedman Dr D C Heggie Mr M W D Howell Mr D J Hunt Mr A H S Johnson Professor W Karl Mr H K Khalil Mr C A Liddle Dr R M Malbon Mr I P Mann Mr A N McKenzie Dr E Munro Professor D Oakes Sir John Parsons KCVO Mr I R Peacock Mr A A Preiskel Mr J B Rawlings Mr A J G Redshaw Dr C Reisner Mr J Robertson Dr J A Scott TD Mr A M Seddon Dr J T Simpson Dr F P Stefanini Professor M R J Svasti

Dr R A Swallow 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 Mr P T Bedford-Smith His Hon. Judge John Behrens Mr D A Benjamin Mr D W Carverhill Mr P J Casey Professor E C Danziger Mr N T Davey FCA Mr C W Daws Mr R H Evans Mr A D Firman Mr C P B Freeman Dr K B Gove (d) Professor Dr M G K Jones Mr D J H Moore-Gwyn Mr C F Morsley Mr C W Noel Dr R S Pereira Mr T C J Ridley OBE Sir Stephen Silber Mr R E Tolley Gp Capt Mike Trace Dr A J Wills

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 L K Edkins Mr P J Freeman CBE QC Dr A J Grant 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 R A Smith Mr N G Strong Dr C A Stubbings Dr B R Sutton FBCS CEng CITP Mr M W Thomson-Glover Mr M W M Warren

Mr C S Whitman Mr P Williams Mr A J Wise 1968 Dr I H Akroyd Professor J A Barnden Professor M J Brown FMedSci Mr S R Cannon MBE Mr N Faragher Dr P W Forder Professor C H B Garraway CBE Mr G C Greanias The Revd J N Hamilton Mr D Hart Mr J F S Hervey-Bathurst CBE DL The Revd Dr R D Holder Mr N H Humphrys Professor C A Jones Mr P J Lewis Mr R J D Linnecar Mr C I Llewelyn 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 Mr P H Scott Dr S H D Shaw Professor J A Silvester Mr R C Smallwood Mr N P M Taverner Professor J H Williams

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1969 Mr A S Allen Dr A R Bishop Mr R Boggis-Rolfe OBE Mr C M Booth Mr J W Butler Dr I Childs Mr W B Close Dr D A Colman Mr N Cullen Mr J D Dixon OBE Mr E C Duff Sir William Ehrman KCMG 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

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Mr A R Johns Dr M H Kay Dr T F Kelen Professor D W F Kerr Sir John Mactaggart Dr M D McGuinness Dr K J Moriarty CBE Sir John Ramsden Bt Mr T J Rollings Mr A C T W Russell Mr P H Smith Mr A P Strickland Mr A J Taylor Mr A M R Tod Dr A G Trangmar The Revd R P Tucker 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 Professor C R Chester Dr N P Chotiros Mr J G Clarke Dr J F Coakley Mr P H Dean 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 Mr J G Polsue The Rt Hon. Sir David Richards Mr R B Saunders

Mr P S Serfaty Mr G A Shenkman Dr N D Trounce 1971 Mr L A Ahamed Mr N C Akass Mr H J Alexander (d) Mr P L Banner Mr A J Bates Mr N L Bragg Mr J W Burton Mr R M Buxton Mr J R Clegg Professor J K G Dart Professor J H Davenport Mr S D Dias Professor N D N Donaldson Mr P M Elliott Dr M J Glynn Mr G F Grimes Mr A W Harding Mr M C Hicks Mr T J R Hill Mr P Kearney Professor L D Lewis MA, MB.BCh, MD, FRCP Dr P R Maidment MB BChir Dr A T McNeile MA MMAth Mr J Miller Mr J Ormerod Dr P J T Pearson Mr P J Poncelet Mr J Prentice Mr M J A Rowe Sir James Scott Bt Mr N J P Sherratt Mr N Wiseman 1972 Mr M P Beard The Revd G L Bray Professor A J Clarke Mr P A Conyers Dr S Fleminger Mr T J Flynn Dr W R Franklin 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 M R Barrie Mr J E Beerbower The Rt Hon. the Lord Bourne of Aberystwyth Mr D A Bowen Mr R Broughton Dr G Dear FRCA Dr C G Floyd Mr K Green Mr R B Gross Mr R Gwynne Mr F L Heard Mr C R Lucas Dr S Mollett ACA Mr T J O’Sullivan Dr H J Pearson OBE Mr L E Pickett Mr R A Reindorp Mr J M Rudd-Jones Sir Christopher Scott Mr C C Scott Mr P J Walker Mr D E Woodman Mr G C Woods Mr R G Wye 1974 Mr H M W Borrill FSA Mr C D Bragg Mr A J M Chamberlain Mr J M Croock Mr A T Fisher Mr J E Francis Mr J B Goodbody Dr R J Grimshaw 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 Mr N R Arnot Mr A J Banton Mr P J Barnard Mr P E Bearn Dr A P Carverhill Mr W M R Dawkins Professor P A Durbin Dr P S Hammond Mr M Izienicki Mr P W Knapton Mr G R D Lay Mr G D Leak Mr M H C Lewis Dr J A Lorsong Dr G A Luzzi FRCP Mr C W Matthews Mr A H Parks Mr R G Paterson Mr J G Richardson Mr S Roberts QPM Mr N D Scarboro Mr N A Sherwood Mr G B Smith Mr B C Swartz Mr T O G Wethered Dr P N Withers Mr D T Woodhouse 1976 Mr A N Berent Mrs T Brett (McLean) Mr C E M Clark 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 Dr M P Little Mr A J C Macaulay Mr M S Middleditch Mr D W Morgan Mr A W J Morgan CMG Mr I M Partridge Professor L M Pepall Professor S L Peyton Jones FRS

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Mr A J Scott Dr R W P Stonor Mr P C Tennant Professor H J W Thomas Dr N H Thomas Mr K W Topley Professor M G Worster 1977 Mr V R Boyette Mr H D Brodie Mr T J Clarke Mr R H Collier Mr S G Cooper Professor Alberto Cordero-Lecca Dr T Datta Professor J C Dibble FGCM FRSCM Mr I C Fowler Mr R K Gabbertas Mr G R C Graham Mr P E Hagger Mr J M Harris Mr P D Hill Mr B M McCorkell Mr R Mobed Mr S S F Noble 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 Mrs C J Allen (Bollworthy) Mr R S Bailey Mr M J Beale Mr M A Biggs Professor A Bradley FRS Mr S K Choi Mr A D Crampton Dr R W Hall 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 G C Matthews Dr B Meyer-Witting

Dr F E Nickl (Geupel) Ms A A North and the women’s First and Third Boat Club rowing team (1978–79) Mr R G Petrie Dr A C Roxburgh Mr C F Roxburgh Dr B E H Saxberg Mr W P Schwitzer Ms K Scott 1979 Ms S C Askham Mr J E B Bevan Miss F M Cadwallader Mr S T T Cheng Dr M F Cherry Ms E Cranmer Mr P E Cunningham Dr H Curtis Professor A J Elliott-Kelly FInstP Mr G Ernest Mr C H C Fordham Ms V Francis Mr G W J Goodfellow QC Mrs D Hancock (Galloway) Mr C P Hancock QC Ms L E Ireland Dr C P Kaplanis Mr G A Matthews Mr G B McInroy Dr R E Morse Dr S T R Murdoch Ms F J Myers Mr V A Neuman Mrs M K Priaulx (Hall) Mr M A Shillam Mr N J S Taylor-Young Mr N C Westbury 1980 Mrs B J Bonser (Fuller) Mr A J R Bonser (d) Miss H E Briggs Mr W de Wied Dr B Dorman Dr J M Edwards Miss E E Fearnhamm Mrs K A Fisher (Jones) Mr C G N Galliver 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 W Ng

Mr M L Perry Mrs A L Piper (Bell) Mr R A Scott Mr R M Slynn Mr S M Tuke Mrs N von Bismarck (Kheraj) OBE Dr W von Reinersdorff Mr P M Williams 1981 Mr E S Ang Dr T J Arneson Mr C J E Bird Dr C L Brown 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 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 Professor C A Seymour-Richards (e) Dr C E Smith Mr R J H Southgate Mr M R Streat Mr S C Taylor-Young Mr R D Temple Mr E D C Thornton Mr B G Wheeler 1982 Dr J L Beaven Mr S W Berger Mr A M Blamey Mr C J Blewden Mrs C M Bradley (Owens) Mr T M Brewis Mr R J Bruce Dr P T Bryant Mr D S Burns Miss E F Clark Professor A G Galione FMedSci FRS

Mrs K M Gentles (Parsons) Mr N J Hall Dr C L Hanna (Garbutt) Mr J P Hickman Mr C L D Hide Mr R D Jack Mr M E Jenner 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 T H G Saunders Ms C J Shelley Dr R A Stansfield Mr P J Stevens Mr C M Ten Brink Dr K M Webb-Peploe Mr T A Wilkinson Mr G S Williams Dr P M Yelland 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 Dr M C de Jode (Murphy) Mr J E R Dent 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) Mrs C A M Mash (de Sousa Turner) Mr T E Molner Dr B Moselle Mr A J Newman Dr C J C Remfry Mr S M Robson 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

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Mrs S H P Williams Mr G A Wright Mr B N Yardley 1984 His Hon. Judge Robert Adams Mr G L Adams Professor A Alavi Dr T S Andrews Mr J N Bell Mr C H R Bracken Mr P A Cadell Mr N J Cobb Dr P D Flynn Mrs J A Hammett (Owen) Mr A T G Hill Miss F E Hobday Dr J N A Hornigold Dr J C Johnson-Ferguson (Getley) Lt Colonel Sir Mark JohnsonFerguson Bt Mrs B L Kilpatrick (Windsor) Mrs C F L Knight (Weller) 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 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 Ms J G da Silva OBE Mr T A Dingemans Mr R J H Edwards QC Mr P J Elston Mr B T S Gladstone 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 Mr S L Rees Dr A P Selby Mr M J Storey Mr C A S Swan Mr M J Vanhegan QC Mr C D Wyllie 1986 Mr M S Albright Miss S J Angus Mr D A B Babington-Smith Mr A S R Barrett Mr M Bass 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 Professor H R French Mrs V E Gough (Feely) Mr S P Gray In memory of Bijoy Kartha Mr R O’Sullivan Mr J F Pelham-Burn Mr P J Richmond Mr E J Saunders Mr M A J Sutton 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 Mr E N C Rellie Ms S E Roques Mrs S Sanderson (Gaffney) Dr A Schaafsma Mrs C Sears (Elliott) Mr C G Southey Mr G F Thompson Miss C J Thornton Mr S J Turnill Mr A P D Walker QC Mr C J Weitz Mr N White

Mr F K Yap Dr X Zhang 1988 Mr P A Brice Mr P J Brown Mr S K Brown Professor J P Burnside Dr N E Cackett Professor P Collinson CBE FBA (d) (e) Professor F W M Fordham Mr G P Friend Mr W N E Gardner Dr E W Kwok Ms J C Lyon Mr N W Maddock Lt Colonel A B Methven Mr M Radford Mr E N Reed Dr N M Riley Dr F S Samaria Mr D L C Solomon Mr D A S Stephens Ms M A Taggart Dr S R Wall Mr M F Warriner Mr D J Wise Mr R Wisniowski 1989 Mr M S Aird Mr C J Allen Mr A H F Armstrong

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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 Ms C Fyall Mr R J Hammond Dr R S Kushwaha Mr S W Lascelles Mrs R L Marshall (Shannon) Mr J A Marshall Mr C J Newman Mr S H Pickard Mr L C Richdale Mr H A Salmon Mr M Satchi Mrs E R Taylor Jolidon (Taylor) Mr N R Trotman Dr C R Turner Mr R B Waller QC Mrs P A Whiteside Tomkins Mrs R A Yates (Daldorph) Dr R W Zemmel 1990 Mrs V J T Back (Harper) Mr T Barker Dr P M Barrett Dr D J D Beaven

Dr D Chart Mr H J P Cuddigan QC Dr G Deutscher Mr D N Eleftheriou Dr T D Hadfield Mr D J Herbert Mr H C Hsia Mr P F Y Lee Dr S J S Lister Mrs K Mann (Dunstan) Professor W H Ouwehand FMedSci Mr N R V W Pointon Dr A Qasim BA MB BChir MAPhD FRCP Mr M T Reynolds Mr J V Romeo 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 1991 Mr R A Alton Mr R P Bannon Mrs H J Beedham (Bennett) Miss D P C Burnford 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 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 Mrs H Brennan (Rahman) Mr R Burgess Mrs J Burnett Reed (Burnett) 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 Judge Rozella Oliver Miss N S Pilbeam Mrs S K Shashank (Svati Madhukar Kania)

Mr P D Taylor Mrs L C Terry (Morfill) Mr P S Thuraisingham Dr C M Wierzynski Mrs S E Wright (Billington) 1993 Mr C J B Allsop The Revd Dr A N M Clarke (Luff) Mr J de Swaan Mr E G K Fenn-Smith Professor D Furniss FRCS Mr G J Gordon Mr D S Isles Mr A A McNeil Mrs H M L Morgan (Halcrow) Mr T A Pasfield Mr D Rendall Mr E Thambiaya Miss S F Tubb Dr J R C Whyte 1994 Dr C B Abela 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

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1995 Mr M T Arnold Mr J P Bevan Ms O Buto Mr N E Chase Mr W K Chin Mr A J Cowie Mr M W Fitzgerald Mr C C S Ingram Mrs S M Kapila (Kennard) Ms A M Kiukas-Pedersen Mr J L Livingstone Mr A W A Marshall Mr I S Parkinson Mr T B Sebire Dr M P Simmonds Mr R G B Spencer Ms S W Y Sun Mr T M Wolff 1996 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 Dr M A Dmitriev Dr L M Drage

Dr M G Elrod (Gibellato) Dr B G Fisher (Evans) Mr G Fisher Dr W J Fletcher Ms J Gill 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 Mr Y Liu 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 D M Sharp 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 Mrs A E Casey (Luers) 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 Dr C P Town 1998 Mr T G Bartos Dr A Barua Dr S F Daruvala (e) Mr J D Fialko Ms S D Mealy Mr J Ng QC Mr M G Price Ms C N Robert Mr T W Rose Mr A D Scott

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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 Mr M P Holmes Mrs C H Holmes Mr N J Holtham Mr S J Liddiard Dr P Loo Mr S A Low Dr R E Lowe Dr S Lutchmaya Mr O R Orangun Dr C S Pedersen Miss D M Richardson Mr S A Roe Dr J R Seaward FRCS Dr A J A B Seeley Mr J L Skeet Dr F M Welsh Mr M R J Wiseman Mr P R Woods Ballard Mr N F A Worsley Dr F Yang

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Mr B J D Shaw Dr T N S Tibbetts Mr C V Walford Mr D Walker Dr S L Webster 1999 Ms T A Ang Dr L J C Blackmore 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) Mr D A Parish Mr G Ringer Mr A Shah Dr D J Shaw Dr M W Shea Mr B G Speedy Mr W J E Swan Mr G B M van den Driessche In memory of Mr E L Watson Dr A Wilson Mr H Zheng 2000 Dr S E Adams Dr T J Barnet-Lamb Mr S Chen Dr A R Darley (Russell) Mr T E Dupernex Dr K A Farrell Dr A D Hemery Dr J D T Jane Dr H B Lau Dr D Markose Mr T A Marriage

Ms L Mu Mr J T O’Connor Dr D G Paine Dr M H Sankey Mr C J Shampine Professor H K Taylor 2001 Mr O Ahmed Dr F R Ali Dr E V Anikina Dr D S Z M Boctor Ms H Burton Ms B L Chantry Dr I A Coomaraswamy Dr T H Fell MB ChB Mrs J M Gold (Griffiths) Mr E W Holroyd Pearce Ms Q F Lau Mr L M Lombardi Mr M D Morrey-Clark Mr P K Passi Dr S J Rees Mr A J Sproat-Clements Ms L Taylor Ms Y T M Tsui 2002 Mr P F Agar Mrs 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 Mr M Lavingia Miss J S Lee Mr S C S Lew Ms R J Munro

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List of Donors

Dr M J New Professor D Notz Mr Z Patel Ms I C Popova Dr S Rajamanoharan Dr Q Wang Mr M Watton 2003 Dr T Z Ang Mr O C Butler Mrs E Dean (Burnett Rae) Mr P J Horler Dr L Jackson (Parker) Dr E S Jackson Mr J Kinman 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 Miss L M J Berkin Dr H Chou Mr P Z Cui Mr A R Davies Miss A Hadziabdic Miss P Jain Miss M Lazarevska Dr T Macura

Dr F Oyesanya Mr T J S Rivett Dr P M Salgård Cunha Ms L A Shanbhag Dr 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 E C Salgård Cunha (Leadbetter) Mr J Stejskal Mr A J C Wheble

Mr W F Xiang Mr B H Yates Dr L Yu Dr P M Zaczkowski 2006 The Revd Dr M C Banner (e) Dr P C F Chan Mr T Dinh 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 Ms K L Wheble (Barber) Dr D C J Zamani 2007 Dr J P Attwood Dr P R Calvert Miss H M Chan Mr H W Chan Mr G N Hickmet Mr R Hird Mr G B A Jin Mr C J King Dr A J Kruppa

Mr T J Lambarth-Taylor Mr K K K Lee Miss E Lee Mr B A Li Mr T McTiernan Mr A Moinie Mr E I Morland Mr T Oshima Dr D Pihler-Puzovic (Pihler) Professor D R Spring (e) Mr R P A Sworder 2008 Dr M A Alvi Dr J O Day Ms S Devakumar 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 N B Q Nguyen Mr C P Olley Mr P O Poullaides Mr S Shah Dr N K Trinh Mrs S E Vinyard (Cunningham) Mr A D Wood Dr Y Zhao

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2009 Mr A E C Barrell Mr M Botincan Mr R Cholakov Miss E C Colliver Dr B R Dixon Dr D A Firth Mr D L Freedman Mr T M Gooderidge Ms K J Lam Dr C P McAuley Dr V C Paraoan Ms L Peacock Mr G M Rogers Dr S D Smart Mr E D Swartz Mr L Tonna Dr Y T H Vu Ms M Wang Miss X Wang Mr B R T Weisz

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2010 Mr J Bilimoria Mr T Dholakia Dr B Gyenes Ms R L Hadgett Mr M R Hamway Miss P M Y Jenkins Mr P Katta Mr J Miles Mr J Mills Dr K Pfeffer Miss H Redgewell Mr M Thornton Dr A Walker Mr Y Xu 2011 Dr A H Chen 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 T Le Professor E M Meyerowitz (e) Mr M P Romanowicz Mr D S Vasak Miss T Wang Miss M Weidenmuller 2012 Dr T C Begley Miss A Bhat Mr A M Gebhard Mr Q He Mr P A Hitchcock Miss Y Li Professor D W Oxtoby (former Visiting Fellow Commoner) Mr A M Patel Mr B Plummer

2013 Dr C E Agbuduwe Mr M Dammers Dr H Foster Davies Mr T Herbert Mr W Kerr Mr J Winstanley Mr Y Zhuang 2014 Mr C Blake Mr M Blazonis Mr Y Gupta Mr J Rowe Mr R J Shearme 2015 Mr T Henley Smith Mr A S McFarthing Mr Y Zhang

2016 Mr A Badelita 2019 Professor Dame Sally Davies GCB DBE FRS FMedSci Gifts-in-kind We would like to thank the following members for their sponsorship of events or donating items during the past year.

1964 Mr C H B Dorin & Mrs S Dorin 1987 Mr A A Montagu 1952 Professor O M Phillips (d) FRS 1973 Mr S E Rogers 1984 Mrs S Thompson (Chew)

In memory of Mr W J Hurlock Dr J Hyde Mrs F Hynes Mrs J Image Mr S Image CBE JP Mr J A S Innes Jewish Community Federation Keasbey Memorial Foundation Lodge of Trinity, Cambridge The Ian Mactaggart Trust Mikheev Charitable Trust Mr T Mitchell Mr A B Moody Professor P E Nelson Mr P Nicholson Mr P Pass Mrs A Peacock Mr M Peterson (1986) and Mrs S Peterson Merle Philips In memory of Herbert John Pynn and Kathleen Pynn Mrs J Quarrie-Roberts Ms J Raines Mr R Rankin Mrs M C Rogers Mr R E & Mrs J O Rubin

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Friends of Trinity 17 Anonymous Friends Professor A Acrivos Mrs J Aitken Mr R R Anderson Mrs R G Ashby Dr H Bowden-Jones OBE Boyuan Foundation Dame Diana Brittan DBE Sir Samuel Brittan (d) Mrs W B M Champernowne (d) Dr K Charles Mrs S Chester In memory of Mary Faye Clarke Mrs E Collinson O J Colman Charity Trust H R Creswick Charitable Trust Mr M Darling Mr R Day Mrs S Dean Mr H Di Mrs C Durbin Mrs D Gierden Mr J J Glickman Dr D Goodings Mrs J Gove OBE Mr M & Mrs J Grenfell-Shaw Ms A Harding-Jones Ms S Hon

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Anton E.B Schefer Foundation The Cyril Shack Trust The Sir Francis Pemberton Charitable Trust Mrs H van Someren Mr A Talbot The De Lancey & De La Hanty Foundation Limited Mr S Tong and Mrs A Campbell

Mrs A Trotter Mr P Tsang UBS Lord William Waldegrave of North Hill Mr R G Ward In memory of James Williams Seaward Mr A Yelland Ms N Yuen

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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.

59 Anonymous Legators

Professor J Acrivos (1983) His Hon Roderick Adams (1956) The Revd Canon P Adams Dr N W Alcock OBE FSA (1957) Mr J K A Alderson (1962) Dr R J Aldous (1976) 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)

Dr P J Bakewell (1962) 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 D A Bowen (1973) 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) Mrs H Brown Mr G L Buchanan (1959) Mr J K Buckle (1959)

Mr D A Bulfield (1958) Mr A M Burnett (1964) 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) Dr A Catterall (1954) Mr R E Cawthorn (1956) Dr N S Chand (2005) 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 D Cole (1954) 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)

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) The Revd M Ewbank, in memory of the Revd F A Simpson (Fellow 1911 to 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 G T F Fletcher (1956) 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 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)

Mr J B Goodbody (1974) Professor C A E Goodhart CBE FBA (1957) Mr J I Gordon (1961) Mrs J Gove OBE Dr S L Grassie (1976) Mr S P Gray (1986) Mr C J Green (1954) 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 C A Hastings (1987) Mr P R W Hensman OBE DL (1967) Mr T J R Hill (1971) Dr J P E Hodgson (1960) The Revd Dr R D Holder (1968) Dr N J Holloway (1967) 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 D R N Hunt QC (1965) 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)

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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) Reid Kelly (2004) 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 M R Kipling (1975) Mr A V Kirwan (1967) Mr J C R D Knight (1954) Mr J T L Koh (1976)

Ms K J Lam (2009) 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 R Meredith (1952)

Ms A Micklethwaite (1987) Mr N H G Mitchell (1970) Mr J P Moorhead (1993) Mr W H Morris (1981) Mr C F Morsley (1966) Dr J T Mulvein (1957)

Mr E W Nadkarni (1960) Mr V A Neuman (1979) Mr G C F Newcombe (1980) Mr C A F Newman (1957) Mr M Nisbet (1971) Mr J R L Nuttall (1944)

Mr D J Oldbury (1968) Mr A C Owen (1961)

Mr C E Parker (1955) Mr N Parrish (1986) Mr C W Peachey (1966) 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 J C Polkinghorne KBE FRS (1949) Mrs S M Pollock-Wilkins (Wilkins) (2003) Mr J N Poole (1972) Mr C D Power (1954) Mr R Prescott (1953)

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

Mr R C Rawcliffe (1954) Mr J B Rawlings (1965) Lord Rees of Ludlow OM FRS (1960) Mr M J Reilly (1992) Mr P M Renney (1981) Mr C J Riches (1982) 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) Mrs A J Seager (Palmer) (1999) Mr A M Seddon (1965) Mr T Shaikh (1988) Mr J C Shakeshaft (1972) Mr R J Shearme (2014) Mr P J P Sheil (1977) Mr R T Sheldon (1952) Mr C R Simpkin (1961) Ms A R Simpson FCA (Waters) (1992) 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) Professor D T Swift-Hook (1951)

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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 M F Warriner (1988) 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) Air Commodore M WilliamsonNoble (1962) 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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