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From "geek" to PhD via Liverpool College Geography Department and Army Reservist. Find out what makes Rebecca tick. More...
John McGibbon writes with the sad news of the passing of his long-time friend. 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...
Simon Dunn, eldest child of Geoffrey Dunn writes with news of the passing of his father. More...
The Lerpoolians congratulate two of their Members of Parliament on their appointment to the Government's newly formed Cabinet. More...
We reproduce the obituary for Jack written by Tom A Pickard in conjunction with the celebratory piece written elsewhere. More...
Flight Sergeant Jeremy Clitherow MBE reminds Lerpoolians that 12th September marked the 50th Anniversary of the sad passing of Jack "Butch" Griffiths. More...
Who's for the Long Plunge? Brian Sheridan gives a chilling account of a life spent swimming in open-air conditions. More...
Stuart Smith, the eldest son of Elvin, writes to us from Australia to inform us of the passing of his father. More...
Congratulations to the Class of 2022 on achieving their A-Level results as marking and awards return to pre-Covid protocols More...
College boys began helping with harvest during World War Two. David Pitts (Selwyn's 1950) recounts his memories of assisting at such camps during 1948… More...
Major (ret'd) Walter Arthur Clarke (1997). An appreciation of the full life Walter led before and after joining Liverpool College's staff More...
Some of the Class of 2020 may have had their plans disrupted by Covid. Read on and discover what one 2020 alumna has achieved during the last two year… More...
Stephen Ball (Peter's brother and fellow Lerpoolian) brings this sad news. More...
Ian Nye Lightbody, man & boy, a product of Liverpool College. If you were to cut him in half, then like a stick of Blackpool Rock, he'd probably have … More...
