Distinguished Old Framlinghamians

Framlingham is rooted in the county of Suffolk, but Framlinghamians have spanned the world from the age of Empire, through times of conflict and into the modern era, in pursuit of trade and adventure. There are those who have made their mark in business, sports, academics, as artists and writers, in agriculture, in the services, the media and in the world of entertainment. You can learn about them here, and you can nominate additions.

Authors

Sort by

Mrs. Anna Louise Phillippa Day

Mrs. Anna Louise Phillippa Day (Pembroke 1984-1994)

Your Horse’s Health – First Aid (2008)

Dr David Richard Bull

Dr David Richard Bull (Ziegele 1980-1987)

Cool and Celibate?: Sex and No Sex, What Every Girl Should Know

Download Story

(pdf, 98.71 KB)

Mr Charles David Blackmore

Mr Charles David Blackmore (Kerrison 1965-1975)

The Worst Desert on Earth: Crossing the Taklamakan (July 1996), Crossing the Desert of Death: Through the Fearsome Taklamakan (September 2000), In... Read more

The Worst Desert on Earth: Crossing the Taklamakan (July 1996), Crossing the Desert of Death: Through the Fearsome Taklamakan (September 2000), In the Footsteps of Lawrence of Arabia (Mar 2006)

Read less

Mr Barry Jonathon Crabtree Purves (Rendlesham 1968-1973)

Stop Motion : Passion, Process and Performance (December 2007)

Mr Christopher Harvey Hall

Mr Christopher Harvey Hall (Garrett 1962-1969)

Heavens’ Embroidered Cloths – One Thousand Years of Chinese Textiles, Powerdressing : Textiles for Rulers

Download Story

(pdf, 1.17 MB)

Mr Nigel Frederick Parsons

Mr Nigel Frederick Parsons (Rendlesham 1964-1968)

Manouche: Living with the Gypsies of France (2019), Three Lives (2023)

Download Story

(pdf, 1.79 MB)

Mr Bruce Edward Pearson

Mr Bruce Edward Pearson (Garrett 1962-1967)

Collins Guide to the Rare Mammals of the World (Collaboration), The Countryside in Winter (Collaboration with Brian Jackman 1985), An Artist on... Read more

Collins Guide to the Rare Mammals of the World (Collaboration), The Countryside in Winter (Collaboration with Brian Jackman 1985), An Artist on Migration (1991), La Camargue – Carnets du Littoral (1997), Artists for Nature in Alaska (A contributory artist 1998), In a New Light (2003), White Horizons: British Art from Antarctica 1775-2006 (Collaboration 2006), Birdscape (1991) (A collaboration with Robert Burton), Troubled Waters; Trailing the Albatross, An artist’s Journey’ (2012)

Read less
Download Story

(pdf, 229.68 KB)

Mr John Fruer Bridges MSc .MIOA,MCIBSE,MASHRAE (Stradbroke 1957-1966)

Framlingham: Portrait of a Suffolk town (1975), Early Country Motoring: Cars and Motorcycles in Suffolk, 1896-1940 (Oct 1995), The Commercial Life of... Read more

Framlingham: Portrait of a Suffolk town (1975), Early Country Motoring: Cars and Motorcycles in Suffolk, 1896-1940 (Oct 1995), The Commercial Life of a Suffolk Town, Framlingham around 1900 (2007), Framlingham A Tour Through Time (2021), Doodlebugs and Rockets, Norfolk and Suffolk, 1944 to 1945 (2023)

Read less

Mr Robert Charles Bowman Clarke (Rendlesham 1959-1964)

Wicked To Fly (2011), The Insider Guide to Greece (2012), Ticket To Ride (2017), Stick it To Survive (2019)

Mr Peter Charles Gasgoyne-Lockwood (Rendlesham 1957-1964)

Virginia’s Civil War Battlefields (1995)

Download Story

(pdf, 96.22 KB)

Mr Michael John Waldren QPM

Mr Michael John Waldren QPM (Kerrison 1961-1964)

Armed Police: The Police use of Firearms Since 1945, London’s Armed Police : 1829 to the Present

Download Story

(pdf, 164.47 KB)

Mr Stephen Thomas Sayer

Mr Stephen Thomas Sayer (Stradbroke 1958-1963)

Negotiating International Joint Venture Agreements (December 1998)

Professor Neville Alexander Marsh (Stradbroke 1953-1961)

Fibrinolysis (1981), The History of Queen Elizabeth College (1986), Island in the Flood (2011)

Download Story

(pdf, 188.99 KB)

Mr Richard John Sayer

Mr Richard John Sayer (Stradbroke 1956-1961)

Master Sportsman, the story of Norman Borrett (2011) David Larter – Bowling Fast, the Highs and Lows (2021)

Nominate a Framlinghamian

We have no hard and fast rules about who should be recognised as a “Distinguished Old Framlinghamian”, and are always interested to hear about people who are exceptional in all sorts of ways – so please feel free to click on the link below, and complete a nomination form.