Rosalind Foley (MM 1995 - 2000) held an exhibition of photographs, drawings and text at the Bacon Street Project, E1, London in January 2010. www.rosalindfoley.com

Alix Cussins (EL 1994-96) now runs her own millinery business in Bray www.alixcussins.com

Francis George Neville Chamberlain (C2 1973-77) has been appointed a salaried judge of the First-tier Tribunal of the Health, Education and Social Care Chamber, to exercise the mental health jurisdiction within that Chamber in the Northern region, with effect from September 14, 2009. Neville, 49, was called to the Bar (L) in 1985 and was appointed as a fee-paid tribunal judge of the First-tier Tribunal in 2004.

Guy Manning (C2 1990-95) was awarded the Best Pub Chef of the Year 2010 in the Good Food Guide. He is currently Chef at the Red Lion, East Chisenbury.

Dominic Slade (C3 1984-89) was made Managing Partner of Alchemy Partners, a leading private equity firm, in September 2009 ...more»

Julian Pettifer (C1 1949-53) has stood down as President of the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds. He currently presents BBC Radio 4's Crossing Continents.

Brother Justin, known to OMs as Ho Ming Francis Lee (C1 1991-96) will be ordained as a Roman Catholic Priest at the Carmelite Monastery, Cebu City in the Philippines on Sunday, September 27, 2009

Philip Rowland Matthews  (B3 1961-65) has been appointed a circuit judge assigned to the South Eastern Circuit, based at Isleworth Crown Court with effect from July 28, 2009. Phillip was called to the Bar (I) in 1974 and was appointed as an assistant recorder in 1990 and as a recorder in 1993.

Commodore Allan Adair (C2 1965-69) recently was heard on BBC Radio 4 talking about his time as Commander of the British Forces in Gibraltar.

Air Marshal Ian Macfadyen, CB, OBE (C2 1955-60), a former Club President (2006-07) has been appointed as Governor and Constable of Windsor Castle.

In the 20 years since leaving Marlborough, Nick Donnithorne (BH 1984-89) received a scholarship to read history at Manchester University, was commissioned as an Army Officer and qualified as a solicitor. He currently heads the UK Pensions Law Practice of the firm in which he is a Partner and has practised Law in the UK and in Central Europe.

The Queen has approved the nomination of the Right Reverend James William Scobie Newcome (TU 1966-71), at present Suffragan Bishop of Penrith, as Bishop of Carlisle. Bishop James formally takes up his appointment at a service, traditionally called an enthronement, in the autumn.

Jonathan Grant-Nicholas (B2 1958-62) has retired as Communications Director of Greencore Group plc and is living in Derbyshire. His youngest daughter studied music under Peter Malcolm (LI 1960-64) who recently retired as Director of Music at St Anselhm`s School, Bakewell and lives in the next village.

MEP, Dan Hannan (BH 1984-89), made his infamous and much-debated 'devauled Prime Minister' speech directly to Gordon Brown in the European Parliament on 26th March 2009. Click on the picture to see the YouTube Video.

Ms Sylvia Philippa Theresa de Bertodano  (BH 1985-87) has been appointed a Circuit Judge assigned to the Midland Circuit, based at Leicester Crown Court, with effect from 3rd June, 2009.

Ali Muhriz (BH 1990-95) has been proclaimed the ninth Tunku Besar - the most senior among the Putera Yang Empat (Four Princes) of Malaysia. His duties include supervising the Royal Court, advising the ruler and overseeing palace officials.

Singer Bo Bruce (MM 1998-2002) was voted out of the TV talent show Orange Unsigned on T4 on Sunday 18th January. Nevertheless, she reached the semi-finals and no doubt has a great career ahead of her. For further information.

Jack Whitehall (B1 2001-06) hosted Big Brother's Big Mouth during CBB on E4.

Christopher Martin-Jenkins (B3 1958-63) has been awarded the MBE in the Queen's New Year's Honours list 2009.

Richard Fleck, chairman of the Auditing Practices Board, is named a CBE for services to business and the legal profession in the Queen's New Year's Honours list 2009.

Brigadier James Bashall, CBE, is to become Director Army Division of the Defence Academy at Shrivenham from January 2009.

Mark Hopper (C1 1990-95) has gained an LLB with Distinction from the College of Law, Guildford.

George Irwin (PR 1996-2001), having given up a place at the RMA Sandhurst, is currently working at the late David Rattray’s Fugitives’ Drift Lodge in South Africa. Rattray, world-renowned for his battlefield tours and lectures at the Royal Geographic Society, was murdered in January last year at his Fugitives’ Drift home.George, alongside Rattray’s other battlefield guides, conducts lectures on the battlefields of the Anglo-Zulu War, particularly the battlefields of Rorke’s Drift and Isandlwana. Rorke’s Drift made famous by the film Zulu; the battle of Isandlwana saw the death of an Old Marlburian, Lt. Colonel Henry Pulleine (C3 1848-53)

Nick Cooke-Priest is currently Second-in-Command of HMS Gloucester, a type 42 Destroyer.

Colin Cooke-Priest is the first full career Naval Officer to be elected Master of the Guild of Air Pilots and Air Navigators in London. He will take up his post in 2009, the centenary of Naval Aviation. Colin will continue as the senior Gentleman Usher to HM The Queen until the end of next Summer when he will retire after 15 years service.

James Cooke-Priest has been appointed to the Board of Brand Events as International Development Director. He is currently working on 'Top Gear Live', a touring, live motoring stunt theatre, created by the Top Gear team. 

Major Mark Whittle (C1 1985-89) was awarded an MBE for his 3 years as a Battery Commander in 32 Regiment Royal Artillery. During that time 22 (Gibraltar 1779-1783) Battery Royal Artillery completed three operational tours to Iraq. Their most significant achievement was the introduction, under immense time pressure, of two completely new Unmanned Aerial Vehicles. These are used as an ‘eye in the sky’ providing vital information to soldiers on the ground. The intelligence they gather helps both to defeat insurgents and to save soldiers’ lives.

Harry A H Amos (B1 1999-2004) and Richard D Hutton (BH 1997-2002) passed out of RMA Sandhurst in July 2008

On 30th May in well-known exclusive Paris night-spot “Le Baron”, Peter Macdonald (B1–1997-02) launched his clothing brand “Empire’s Union”. The party was attended by Zoe Marden (LI 2001-03), Kate Fahie (PR 2000-02), her father David Fahie (C2-1963-67) as well as Martin Evans, Christopher Wicker (LI 1968-72) and OM Club Chairman Tony Hill (CO 1949-53) all of whom just happened to be passing for the OM Paris Dinner and managed to beat the Club’s door policy. Empire’s Union - www.empiresunion.com - explores the relationship between graphics and cut of clothing For older OMs, Peter’s grandfather, Henry Bett, and four Bett great-uncles were all in B1 between the wars.

Oliver Brandon-King has moved to Mozambique where he has started a transport company.

Ben Brandon-King has moved to Amsterdam, Holland where he currently works as a Portfolio Manager for a large European investment fund management company.

Professor Christopher Richard Watkin Edwards (LI 1955-60) has been honoured with a Knighthood for services to Higher Education, Medical Science and to Regeneration in the North East in the Queen’s Birthday Honours List 2008

Christopher MacGowan (B3 1960-64) was awarded an OBE for services to the automotive industry in the Queen's Birthday Honours List on 14 June. Christopher joined the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders in June 1999 as Chief Executive. He is a Freeman of the City of London, a Fellow of the Institute of the Motor Industry and a member of the CBI Trade Association Council.

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The Mount House Gallery presented a successful exhibition of recent figurative paintings and drawings by Eve Peasnall (MO 1991-96)entitled Un-sleeping between 27th April - 18th May 2008. Un-sleeping represents the absurdity of a search for serenity that is perpetually thwarted by imaginings, which make a comical refusal to quiet down.

Brother Justin - known to OMs as Ho Ming Francis Lee (C1 1991-96) - will be ordained Deacon for the Roman Catholic Community of St John, France on 21st June. He asks you to pray for him at this most important moment in his consecration.

Classical boy band, Blake, featuring Oliver Baines (C1 1996-2001), were awarded 'Album of the Year’ at the Classical Brit Awards. To read more about Blake’s success click on to www.blakeofficial.com

Richard Campbell (B1 1955-59) was awarded the OBE in the Birthday Honours list 2007 for 'services to the pig industry'. He was a commissioner of the Meat and Livestock Commission from 1998-2002. He has also been a Magistrate for 25 years.

Alexander Gill (BH 1996-2000) passed out of Royal Military Academy Sandhurst and joined the Royal Welsh in May 2008.

Christopher Martin-Jenkins (B3 1958-63) has retired as The Times' Chief Cricket Correspondent on 1st May. He was presented with a commemorative bat by Michael Vauchan, the England Captain at McLean Park, Napier ...more»

Leonie Purchas, last year's winner of the Arts Foundation Fellowship for photography, exhibited at The International Festival of Photography, Rome at the Palazzo delle esposizione. Her exhibition was called ‘In the Family’ and ran from April-June 2008. To view Leonie's photographs click on www.leoniepurchas.com

Dr James Morison (B1 1969-74), has been appointed Head of Environmental Change Group, Environmental and Human Science Division. The work of the division encompasses environmental monitoring and change, carbon dynamics, land reclamation, soil sustainability, heritage and archaeology, and forest hydrology.

Classical boys band, Blake, featuring Oliver Baines (C1 1996-2001), has been nominated for ‘Album of the Year’ at the Classical Brit Awards. To read more about Blake’s success click on to www.blakeofficial.com

Francis Hamel was invited by Fortnum & Mason to produce a collection of paintings at five different locations throughout the store, as an integral part of the store’s top to toe refurbishment in its Tercentenary year. Fortnum & Mason Chairman, Jana Khayat, said: ‘Francis Hamel is typical of our choice of artists, being young, exciting and talented, and displaying an innate empathy for the store.’ The project was completed on the 13th March 2008.

Professor Alan Gillett (C2 1944-48) was awarded an OBE in the New Year's Honours List. His award is for contributions to the community and services to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors.

In the photograph are three generations of Marlburians: Alan's grand-daughter, Hannah Gillet (MO 1999-2004), his son James Gillet (C2 1971-75), his wife Patricia and daughter Sarah Sharman (LI 1979-81)

John Waterlow (CO 1959-63) was appointed Master of the Stationers' Company on 3 July 2007.

Charles Saumarez Smith (C1 1967-71), former Director of the National Gallery, was awarded a CBE in the New Year's Honours List.