Business director Jonathon Jones (CF 1997) has been awarded an OBE in the Queen's 2020 Birthday Honours List for services to international trade and commerce. The honour is in recognition of Jonathon’s work in developing the UK’s first and only home-grown tea company, Tregothnan, in Cornwall.
Former explorer Robin Hanbury-Tenison (CF 1971) has climbed Cornwall’s highest summit to raise funds for the NHS. Robin took on the challenge just five months after recovering from severe Covid-19 to fundraise for NHS healing gardens, which had proved vital in his recovery.
By Robin Hanbury-Tenison,
Countryside Management Consultant Vyvyan Wood-Gee (CF 2010) hosted an online event for arts organisation Deveron Projects on 27 November. Vyvyan discussed historic paths in Huntly, Scotland, and shared learnings from her Fellowship which explored historic paths and tracks.
By Vyvyan Wood-Gee,
Policy-worker Rory Weal (CF 2019) contributed to an article on rural homelessness which was published in Big Issue on 27 November. Rory shared learning learnings from his Fellowship, which explored responses to homelessness in rural communities.
By Rory Weal,
Author Hilary Marlow (CF 2006) has published a biography, Blindness and the Power of Inner Vision. The book is of the life of the South African lawyer and disability rights activist Mike Bowen, who was blinded in the First World War, whom Hilary researched on his Fellowship.
By Hilary Marlow,
