practice in Wirral, retiring in 1979. He is Founder
President and a member of the Kyrle Probus
Club of Ross on Wye for retired and semi-retired
professional businessmen.
Bushell) (BA Hons
English Language &
Literature 1938)
and The Golden String:
A Schoolmistress's
Memories of Life and Work
in Palestine 1939-1945, a
teaching in Jerusalem and Haifa in the
closing days of the British Empire, published
by Woodfield Publishing and available
from Amazon.
Engineering 1944)
MD 1967)
variety of clinical posts in England, she moved
to Scotland in the 1960s with her late husband
and Liverpool classmate, neurosurgeon
1960).
Clyde and West Coast with her family.
She is the co-editor of the Oxford Companion
to the Body (2001)with Professor Colin
Blakemore and Editor of Churchill Livingstone's
Dictionary of Sport and Exercise Science and
Medicine (2008).
Chemistry 1957)
Families Association (SSAFA) Forces Help, an
association which helps ex-service personnel,
and the Royal British Legion as volunteer
welfare caseworker.
1955, MCD 1956)
Planning and Housing in Cyprus, then
he worked as a planning consultant
until 2005. He is now mostly retired and
is a member of the committee for the
assessment of the environmental impacts
of various projects for the Ministry of
the Environment.
years. He has had an enjoyable professional life
in both private practice and in service with the
Ministry of Agriculture in New Zealand
supervising the Quarantine Stations. He also
enjoyed four months in India studying exotic
diseases and working at the UK Ministry of
Agriculture in Worcester during the foot and
mouth outbreak in 2001.
1951)
Vice-President of the Alpine Garden Society.
Economics 1957)
fully occupied looking after children and
grandchildren and enjoying playing tennis,
gardening and ornithology.
1959)
Society and speaks regularly on family history.
He is also Chairman of the Blackburn and East
Lancashire Friendship Centre.
his Golden Wedding Anniversary in 2010.
to support charitable organisations and the
Diocese of Gloucester and is building up an
artists' practice.
School in Staffordshire. He is a Life Member
and Captain/President of Leek Rugby Club.
Architecture 1964)
an architectural practice, PAC (Planners
Architects Consultants).
Church, Stoke Gabriel in Totnes, Devon.
lifelong involvement with the Scout movement,
and holds the Bar to Silver Acorn Award. He
is Vice-Chairman of the Second Air Division
Memorial Trust of the United States Army Air
Forces (USAAF).
Geography 1967)
a retired part-time gardener.
a Vietnam Vet retiring as Colonel. He lives in
Savannah, Georgia in the US and is an amateur
and occasionally professional thespian.
been in full-time general practice for the last 40
years, establishing the Woodcroft Veterinary
Group and is very proud of his daughter Helen
(BVSc 2009) who is the fifth consecutive
generation to join the profession.
and Economics 1964)
Foundation and is also an interviewer for a
dating agency.
1967, BSc Hons Biochemistry 1968, PhD
1971, DSc 1996)
He still retains an interest in four ongoing
biochemistry research projects.
Geography 1963, MA 1968)
and was awarded an OBE in the Queen's
Birthday Honours List in 2008 for services to
higher education and to the community
in Birmingham.
1966)
Oxford representative on the Court of the
University of Liverpool.
1975)
back to Liverpool to perform at the Liverpool
Cathedral in Two cities, One Voice: an evening
with the choirs of Liverpool Cathedral and St
Peter's College, Oxford in aid of the Liverpool
Cathedral Foundation.
1973, MCD 1975)
Water Polo Committee.