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There are three dates for your diaries. The first is our next and hopefully final Covid Webinar:. ... The full programme is here below and we encourage alumni to put the date in your diary.

Down at the Bottom of the Garden. You may remember our announcement in the last e-newsletter about the forthcoming Gardening Diary feature. ... If you would like to leave a comment or suggest a topic for a future instalment of the Gardening Diary then

England lost the next two Tests, but Lewis went on to score his maiden Test hundred (125) in Kanpur. ... Lewis is the only alumnus of Christ's to have been an England Test Cricket Captain.

Booking closes 17 March. 28 April – Economics Dinner. This is a wonderful opportunity for alumni who studied economics to return to College to meet each other and current economics students and ... Don't forget that you can leave a comment or suggest a

Search:. Search. Matt Hancock is a British Conservative Party politician. Born in Chester, Hancock matriculated at Christ’s in 2002 and gained an MPhil in Economics. ... In 2005, he became an economic adviser to the Shadow Chancellor of the Exchequer,

Using the diaries of the Victorian diarist Francis Kilvert - who captured the bucolic rural life of his day - as his guide, Oliver set out to explore his new home, joining in

Between 1894 and the outbreak of World War I in 1914, he played 493 First Class matches and represented England in 18 Tests, scoring over 26,000 runs with 569 of ... His most famous innings came during the 5. th. Test against Australia at the Oval in

1963) has been elected into an Honorary Fellowship. Sir Martin read Economics at Christ’s and is Group Chief Executive of WPP, world leader in marketing communications services. ... Thank you! Down at the Bottom of the Garden. College Gardener Terry

appeared on the BBC's Test Card F.

A clutch of his personal diaries, some with pressed flowers, is still held in the College library.