The following is the latest update in the campaign to get some permanent memorial to Steve Pulford
Last Saturday (20th November 2010) there was a visit by a party of ex- Choristers to the Nottingham Road School, which included a conducted tour. Fellow Old Southwellian Malcolm "Gabby" Gough was one of those who attended, and he used this as an opportunity to approach Canon Blinston on the subject of having a feature in Southwell named Read More...Tags: Memorial, Rugby Club, Rugby
05/11/10 12:48 Filed in:
Steve Pulford We have pulled together all the content that we have on Steve Pulford. We feel that this is a better presentation to celebrate his life, times and legacy. If you have any more contributions, especially photos, we would be delighted to add them to this tribute. Memorial for Steve?
The following is the latest update in the campaign to get some permanent memorial to Steve Pulford.
Remembrance Service
The spoken text, by John Bannister and Anthony Peabody, from the Service of Remembrance held at Southwell Minster.
Tributes to Steve
An amazing number of spontaneous tributes poured in from a whole range of sources. We have collected them together and you can read them exactly as sent.
Read More...Tags: Steve Pulford, Memorial, Remberance Service, Tributes, BBC, Alvin Stardust, Video
03/11/10 12:15 Filed in:
Ken Beard Moving to Southwell in 1959, Kenneth assumed the onerous responsibilities of two jobs, both of which had previously been full-time posts: as Rector Chori, directing the cathedral’s music, and as Head of Music at the Minster Grammar School, where his gifts were to benefit many hundreds of pupils. He also found the time and the energy to make a wider contribution to school life, including taking part in the annual school summer camp.
Read More...Tags: Ken Beard, Rector Chori, Church Times
01/11/10 12:44 Filed in:
Dudley Doy We have just come into possession of various tributes to Dudley Howard Doy who taught at the Southwell Minster Grammar School both pre and post the Second World War. He taught Religious Education (RE) and Maths. His great loves were mathematics, sport and the school. He joined SMGS in 1921 teaching Steve Pulford who then went onto Oxford to read mathematics. Read More...Tags: Dudley Doy, Maths, Oxford, Rushby-Smith, Yates
01/11/10 12:32 Filed in:
Policy The Society and all of its activities are run with less that a few hundred pounds per annum income, the committee taking no expenses and so far the entire web costs being privately funded. So not much change from the past then! The time and effort that is available to the ‘webmaster’ means that the web can be updated between about 5 and 10 times per year with all the remaining time going into trying to create quality content. The ‘model’ that we aim for is a sort of monthly or bi-monthly ‘magazine’.
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