Click here to read the report and photo from the Grafton Morrish Tournament.

Click here to read the report and photo  from the Spring Meeting at Frinton.

Stephen Mynard (K 71-78) is a lawyer with an interest in politics. He will be speaking about Brexit with a wry insider’s perspective in an attempt to extract some humour from the wreckage.

The hotel did an extremely good meal for us last year, and the facilities create a very comfortable, relaxed atmosphere. This year dinner will cost £34. The bar will be open from 6pm in the Oaks & St Leger Room and supper will be served at 7:30. Concessions are available to Moreau Scholars and the first 10 under-30s to apply.

The hotel has plenty of free car parking. Please see BedfordLodgeHotel.co.uk for more details.

To book, please reply to Ian Fulcher at Ian@Fulcher.uk, 07703 200803 or The Lodge, Church Lane, Exning, Newmarket CB8 7HF. Payment should be by online banking to 20-60-38 90146803. Cheques payable to Ian at the above address are equally welcome.

Trustee and Council meetings will precede supper in the Derby Room.

The College is keen to emphasise that this is very much a one-off and look forward to running the OF Sports Weekend again in 2020.

Charlotte writes "Mum was diagnosed with MS when I was 11. As we grew up, her symptoms began to worsen but she would always make light of her situation and be brave when she was hurting. She was so proud of us girls and would always make her best effort to come and support all four of us at matches, concerts and events - even when she wasn’t in the best of health. Mum was determined not to let her disability define her. Sadly she passed on the 20th January 2017. We miss her everyday and we know that she’ll be on the sidelines cheering us on while we run. "

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Incoming President and dinner organiser Simon Dougherty has written the following which you can read by clicking here and includes various photos by Peter Howard-Dobson and James Ruddock-Royd.

Read Norman's full report and pictures here.

It’s based on a true story and is set in Norfolk and France/Belgium in WW1. It starts in the year 1914 in central Norfolk, England, when young farmer Frank Matthews meets his all-time love, Gwen Bell, just before volunteering as a sniper in WW1. And just who is the mysterious discharged soldier Ken Bullen, appearing in Norfolk in 1917, intent on reclaiming his lost life and love? What happened to these two men fighting for their country in a bygone era of romance, violence, shell-shock and fragile new beginnings? The Imposter: A Norfolk Romance will reveal all…

It took Chris ten weeks to write but ten years to publish, but that’s another story.  It’s available from Amazon and Book Depository and is coming to Waterstones.

Read their story and see pictures by clicking here