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John Bateson (Butler's, 1967) advocates any memories are better than no memories. In a personal testimony John compares his past to the present. More...
Alexandra Spencer-Jones (Howson's, 2003) tells us how her love of Shakespeare helped her come to terms with losing her Mum during Covid lockdowns. More...
Group Captain RAF(retired) Barry Parkinson (Selwyn's, 1952) responds to earlier stories by David Pitts (Selwyn's). Enjoy a "flying" tour of Barry's li… More...
Read on and discover what’s been on the drawing board for Olivia since Liverpool College. More...
Combining a love of history and music, not to mention an eye for a good photo opportunity, we reflect upon the life of Lerpoolian Cheniston Roland, wh… More...
Memories of Games School for those aged nine to thirteen More...
John Berman (Brooks, 1972) takes us on a tour of our senses evoking each with memories of events and circumstances remembered from the 1960s to the 19… More...
Richard Wycherley (Howard's, 1963) finally has the time to share his work musings. More...
Roger Thomason (School, 1962) shares some of his memories of time spent in the "City of Light" and other places in France More...
Jim Sharman [né James Bale] (Howard's, 1988), from his adopted home in Estonia, recalls how his Liverpool College days play to his strengths and inter… More...
John Hicks gives us a whole new perspective on the idea of the word that describes being weak or lacking in initiative. More...
Memories of Jack's final days submitted by his last Head of House, Max Langfield (1973) More...
Did we pupils really distract our teachers? Or was there a more subtle subterfuge happening? More...
David "Hodge" Hodgkinson (School House, 1963) in advance of the School House Centenary reunion, gives a brief, potted life history for those who remem… More...
Who's for the Long Plunge? Brian Sheridan gives a chilling account of a life spent swimming in open-air conditions. More...
