List of presidents of the Oxford University Conservative Association
This is a list of former Presidents of the Oxford University Conservative Association.
Year | Term | President | College |
---|---|---|---|
2017 | Trinity | William Robert Rees-Mogg | Magdalen College |
2017 | Hilary | Matthew Burwood | Brasenose College |
2016 | Michaelmas | Harrison Edmonds | University College |
2016 | Trinity | George Walker | Merton College |
2016 | Hilary | Thomas Jackson | Magdalen College |
2015 | Michaelmas | Jan Václav Nedvídek | Christ Church |
2015 | Trinity | Maryam Ahmed | Wolfson College |
2015 | Hilary | Benjamin Crompton | Trinity College |
2014 | Michaelmas | Rupert Cunningham | Christ Church |
2014 | Trinity | James Heywood | Magdalen College |
2014 | Hilary | Jack J Matthews | University College |
2013 | Michaelmas | Robert Greig | Magdalen College |
2013 | Trinity | Stephanie Cherrill | Corpus Christi College |
2013 | Hilary | Adam Wozniak | St Edmund Hall |
2012 | Michaelmas | George Mawhinney | Oriel College |
2012 | Trinity | Nina Fischer | Corpus Christi College |
2012 | Hilary | Miles Coates | Worcester College |
2011 | Michaelmas | James Lawson | St Edmund Hall |
2011 | Trinity | Joe Cooke | Oriel College |
2011 | Hilary | Henry Evans | Corpus Christi College |
2010 | Michaelmas | Andrew Mason | University College |
2010 | Trinity | Natalie Shina | St Peter's College |
2010 | Hilary | Oliver Harvey | Christ Church |
2009 | Michaelmas | Alexander Elias | Pembroke College |
2009 | Trinity | Anthony Boutall | St Edmund Hall |
2009 | Hilary | Niall Gallagher | Worcester College |
2008 | Michaelmas | Ernest Bell | Mansfield College |
2008 | Trinity | Guy Levin | Corpus Christi College |
2008 | Hilary | Christopher Pickard | Somerville College |
2007 | Michaelmas | Alexander Stafford | St Benet's Hall |
2007 | Trinity | Sam Belcher | St Edmund Hall |
2007 | Hilary | Ian Wellby | Keble College |
2006 | Michaelmas | Charlie Steel | Merton College |
2006 | Trinity | Simon Clarke | University College |
2006 | Hilary | Sophie Steele | Christ Church |
2005 | Michaelmas | Christopher Ware | Greyfriars |
2005 | Trinity | Alexander Samuels | University College |
2005 | Hilary | Matthew Smith | Mansfield College |
2004 | Michaelmas | Timothy Ayles | Trinity College |
2004 | Trinity | Andrew Harper | Wadham College |
2004 | Hilary | Blair Gibbs | Merton College |
2003 | Michaelmas | Oliver Pepys | Oriel College |
2003 | Trinity | John Townsend | University College |
2003 | Hilary | Edward Tomlinson | St John's College |
2002 | Michaelmas | Marc Stoneham | Merton College |
2002 | Trinity | Jamie Gardiner | Somerville College |
2002 | Hilary | Edmund Sutton | Magdalen College |
2001 | Michaelmas | Nicholas Bennett | Lincoln College |
2001 | Trinity | Marcus Walker | Oriel College |
2001 | Hilary | William Charles | Trinity College |
2000 | Michaelmas | Gabriel Rozenberg | Lincoln College |
2000 | Trinity | Stefanie Atchinson | St Hilda's College |
2000 | Hilary | Nick Yarker | New College |
1999 | Michaelmas | Toby Boutle[1] | Magdalen College |
1999 | Trinity | Stephen Doody | Balliol College |
1999 | Hilary | Stephen Ireton | Trinity College |
1998 | Michaelmas | Neil Edmond | Somerville College |
1998 | Trinity | Nick Donavan | Brasenose College |
1998 | Hilary | Paul Stewart Thornton | St Edmund Hall |
1997 | Michaelmas | Ian Troughton & Carmel Togher | Trinity College / St Hilda's College |
1997 | Trinity | Simon Davidson | Oriel College |
1997 | Hilary | Alasdair Foster | University College |
1996 | Michaelmas | Patrick Huggard | St Anne's College |
1996 | Trinity | Ben Holland | Lady Margaret Hall |
1996 | Hilary | Adrian Blair | St Hugh's College |
1995 | Michaelmas | Gareth Haver | Lady Margaret Hall |
1995 | Trinity | Sebastian Madden | Keble College |
1995 | Hilary | Damian Collins (later MP) | St Benet's Hall |
1994 | Michaelmas | Jonathan Hough | St Hugh's College |
1994 | Trinity | George Williamson | Christ Church |
1994 | Hilary | Lindy Cameron (later OBE) | Balliol College |
1993 | Michaelmas | David Blair | St Benet's Hall |
1993 | Trinity | Christen Thompson | Wadham College |
1993 | Hilary | Giles Taylor | Christ Church |
1992 | Michaelmas | David Sefton | Worcester College |
1992 | Trinity | Daniel Hannan (later MEP) | Oriel College |
1992 | Hilary | Ben Williams | Exeter College |
1991 | Michaelmas | Guy Strafford | Trinity College |
1991 | Trinity | Huw Phillips | St Peter's College |
1991 | Hilary | The Hon. Jacob Rees-Mogg (later MP, also later appointed as Honorary President of OUCA) | Trinity College |
1990 | Michaelmas | Richard Thompson | Balliol College |
1990 | Trinity | Adrian Pepper | Worcester College |
1990 | Hilary | Henry Pugh | Keble College |
1989 | Michaelmas | Jonathan Mills | Keble College |
1989 | Trinity | Sarah Wardle | Lincoln College |
1989 | Hilary | Steve Best | Worcester College |
1988 | Michaelmas | Lee Roberts | Brasenose College |
1988 | Trinity | Hugh Harper | Worcester College |
1988 | Hilary | Anthony Parsons | University College |
1987 | Michaelmas | Jeremy Hunt (later MP) | Magdalen College |
1987 | Trinity | Andrew Mennear (later Cllr) | University College |
1987 | Hilary | Jane Varley | St Hugh's College |
1986 | Michaelmas | Matthew Willsher | Lincoln College |
1986 | Trinity | Andrew Hordern | Christ Church |
1986 | Hilary | Nick Levy | Worcester College |
1985 | Michaelmas | Marc Jones | Keble College |
1985 | Trinity | Chris Saul | Worcester College |
1985 | Hilary | Nick Robinson (now BBC) | University College |
1984 | Michaelmas | Nick Botterill | Christ Church |
1984 | Trinity | Andy Street | Keble College |
1984 | Hilary | Stephen Diggle | St Peter's College |
1983 | Michaelmas | Jonathan Lord (later MP) | Merton College |
1983 | Trinity | John Godfrey | Oriel College |
1983 | Hilary | Richard Fuller (later MP) | University College |
1982 | Michaelmas | Melvyn Stride (later MP) | St Edmund Hall |
1982 | Trinity | Vivien Godfrey | St Anne's College |
1982 | Hilary | Neale Stevenson | Christ Church |
1981 | Michaelmas | Sally Littlejohn (later Cllr) | St Hugh's College |
1981 | Trinity | Peter Havey | Keble College |
1981 | Hilary | William Hague (later MP) | Magdalen College |
1980 | Michaelmas | Guy Hands | Mansfield College |
1980 | Trinity | Richard Old | Trinity College |
1980 | Hilary | Andrew Pelling (later MP) | New College |
1979 | Michaelmas | John Wood | Trinity College |
1979 | Trinity | Michael Thompson | Queen's College |
1979 | Hilary | The Hon. John Mackintosh (later Viscount Mackintosh) | Oriel College |
1978 | Michaelmas | Steve Massey | Hertford College |
1978 | Trinity | Andrew Stuttaford | Brasenose College |
1978 | Hilary | Nicholas Leviseur[2] | Magdalen College |
1977 | Michaelmas | Jayne Digby | Somerville College |
1977 | Trinity | Dominic Grieve (later MP) | Magdalen College |
1977 | Hilary | Anthony Fry | Magdalen College |
1976 | Michaelmas | Edward Bickham[3] | St John's College |
1976 | Trinity | Michael Parker | Magdalen College |
1975 | Hilary | Alan Amos (later MP) | St John's College |
1974 | Michaelmas | Julian Brazier (later MP) | Brasenose College |
1974 | Trinity | David Soskin | Magdalen College |
1974 | Hilary | John Williams | Queens College |
1973 | Michaelmas | Nick Field-Johnson[4] | St Edmund Hall |
1973 | Trinity | John Dear | Balliol College |
1973 | Hilary | David Gilmour (later 4th baronet) | Balliol College |
1972 | Michaelmas | Anthony Russell (later QC) | Pembroke College |
1972 | Hilary | Andrew Williams | Christ Church |
1971 | Michaelmas | Sarah Rippon | St Anne's College |
1971 | Trinity | Josslyn Gore-Booth (later 8th baronet) | Balliol College |
1971 | Hilary | Nigel Turner | Linacre College |
1970 | Michaelmas | Iain Horsburg | Keble College |
1970 | Trinity | Nigel Murray | Oriel College |
1970 | Hilary | Nigel Waterson (later MP) | Queen's College |
1970 | Michaelmas | Andrew Dalton | Magdalen College |
1969 | Michaelmas | David Heathcoat-Amory (later MP) | Christ Church |
1969 | Trinity | Anthony Speaight (later QC) | Lincoln College |
1969 | Hilary | Stephen Milligan (later MP) | Magdalen College |
1968 | Michaelmas | Tim Smith (later MP) | St Peter's College |
1968 | Trinity | Julian Ashby | New College |
1968 | Hilary | Mark Robinson (later MP) | Christ Church |
1967 | Michaelmas | Christopher Murphy | Queen's College |
1967 | Trinity | William Waldegrave (later The Lord Waldegrave of North Hill) | Corpus Christi College |
1967 | Hilary | Michael Preston | Exeter College |
1966 | Michaelmas | John Nesbit | St Edmund Hall |
1966 | Trinity | Tom Veitch[5] | Exeter College |
1966 | Hilary | Anthony Bird | St John's College |
1965 | Michaelmas | Julian Paul | St John's College |
1965 | Trinity | Thomas Tickell | Pembroke College |
1965 | Hilary | John Appleby | St John's College |
1964 | Michaelmas | Paul Hitchings | Queen's College |
1964 | Trinity | Steven Dollond | Lincoln College |
1964 | Hilary | Roger Freeman (later The Lord Freeman) | Balliol College |
1963 | Michaelmas | Lord James Douglas-Hamilton (later The Lord Selkirk of Douglas, previously The Earl of Selkirk) | Balliol College |
1963 | Trinity | Toby Eckersley[6] | St John's College |
1963 | Hilary | Jonathan Aitken (later MP) | Christ Church |
1962 | Michaelmas | Colin Craig | Corpus Christi College |
1962 | Trinity | Tony Hart | New College |
1962 | Hilary | David Keene (later Sir David Keene PC QC)[7][8] | Balliol College |
1961 | Michaelmas | Peter Udell | Keble College |
1961 | Trinity | Aubrey Houston-Bowden[9] | Merton College |
1961 | Hilary | John Malcolm | St John's College |
1960 | Michaelmas | John McDonnell (later QC) | Balliol College |
1960 | Trinity | Phillip Whitehead (later MP) | Exeter College |
1960 | Hilary | Michael Wadsworth | Jesus College |
1959 | Michaelmas | Christopher Buckmaster (later Cllr)[10] | Keble College |
1959 | Trinity | Colin Goodwin | University College |
1959 | Hilary | Michael Kemp | Keble College |
1958 | Michaelmas | Alan Haselhurst (later MP) | Oriel College |
1958 | Trinity | Patrick Ground (later QC MP) | Magdalen College |
1958 | Hilary | Paul Channon (later The Lord Kelvedon) | Christ Church |
1957 | Michaelmas | Tony Newton (later The Lord Newton of Braintree) | Trinity College |
1957 | Trinity | Kenneth Baker (later The Lord Baker of Dorking) | Magdalen College |
1957 | Hilary | Toby Jessel (later MP) | Balliol College |
1956 | Michaelmas | Humphrey JF Crum-Ewing[11] | Christ Church |
1956 | Trinity | Bob Tanner | Wadham College |
1956 | Hilary | Carl Ganz | University College |
1955 | Michaelmas | Elgar Jenkins (later Sir Elgar Jenkins)[12] | St Edmund Hall |
1955 | Trinity | Owen Leigh-Williams (later The Revd) | Brasenose College |
1955 | Hilary | Guy Arnold | St Peter's College |
1954 | Michaelmas | John Pattison | Trinity College |
1954 | Trinity | Denis Orde | St Catherine's College |
1954 | Hilary | Martin Morton | New College |
1953 | Michaelmas | Swinton Thomas (later Lord Justice Thomas)[13] | Lincoln College |
1953 | Trinity | Robin Maxwell-Hyslop (later MP) | Christ Church |
1953 | Hilary | Ian McLaughlin | Christ Church |
1952 | Michaelmas | Andrew Cunninghame (later 11th baronet) | Worcester College |
1952 | Trinity | Robin Cooke | Christ Church |
1952 | Hilary | Patrick Mayhew (later The Lord Mayhew of Twysden) | Balliol College |
1951 | Michaelmas | Alasdair Morrison | Balliol College |
1951 | Elizabeth Robbins | Somerville College | |
1950 | Michaelmas | William Rees-Mogg (later The Lord Rees-Mogg) | Balliol College |
1950 | Trinity | David Waddington (later The Lord Waddington) | Hertford College |
1950 | Hilary | Ronald Watkins | Exeter College |
1949 | Michaelmas | The Hon. Anthony Berry (later The Hon. Sir Anthony Berry MP) | Christ Church |
1949 | Paul Dean (later The Lord Dean of Harptree) | Exeter College | |
1948 | Michaelmas | Moira Armstrong | Somerville College |
1948 | Trinity | AL Price (later CBE QC) | Keble College |
1948 | Hilary | CJ Mandelbury | New College |
1947 | Michaelmas | Maurice Chandler (later CBE) | Hertford College |
1947 | Trinity | The Hon. Clive Wigram[14] | Oriel College |
1947 | Hilary | Sir Edward Boyle Bt (later The Lord Boyle of Handsworth) | Christ Church |
1946 | Michaelmas | Margaret Roberts (later The Baroness Thatcher LG OM PC) | Somerville College |
1946 | Trinity | EO Williams-Walker | Magdalen College |
1946 | Hilary | Stanley Moss | Balliol College |
1945 | Michaelmas | Rachel Willink | Lady Margaret Hall |
1945 | Trinity | Peter Braund | Worcester College |
1945 | Hilary | Ronald F Brown | Brasenose College |
1944 | Mihaelmas | IN Wilkinson | Balliol College |
1943–1944 | OW Olsen | Balliol College | |
1943–1944 | AH Head | Magdalen College | |
1942–1943 | Geoffrey Rippon (later The Lord Rippon of Hexham) | Brasenose College | |
1941–1942 | George Knight | St Catherine's College | |
1940–1941 | DMA Wedderburn (later Major David Wedderburn, Gren Gds, assassinated 1960 in Singapore)[15] | Balliol College | |
1940–1941 | JAT Douglas | New College | |
1940–1941 | Michael Kinchin-Smith[16] | Christ Church | |
1940–1941 | Robin Sanderson | St John's College | |
1940–1941 | Robin Edmunds | Brasenose College | |
1939 | Michaelmas | Michael Kershaw | Magdalen College |
1939 | Hilary | Julian Amery (later The Lord Amery of Lustleigh) | Balliol College |
1938 | Trinity | The Hon. Hugh Fraser (later The Hon. Sir Hugh Fraser MP) | Balliol College |
1938 | Hilary | ERG Heath (later The Rt Hon. Sir Edward Heath KG MBE MP) | Balliol College |
1937 | Michaelmas | ERG Heath | Balliol College |
1937 | Trinity | JRJ Kerruish | Magdalen College |
1937 | Hilary | JRJ Kerruish | Magdalen College |
1936 | Michaelmas | Patrick Anderson | Worcester College |
1936 | Trinity | Patrick Anderson | Worcester College |
1936 | Hilary | Ronald Bell (later Sir Ronald Bell QC MP) | Magdalen College |
1935 | Michaelmas | Ronald Bell | Magdalen College |
1935 | Hilary | Ian Harvey (later MP) | Christ Church |
1934 | Michaelmas | Michael Maclagan (later CVO, previously Lord Mayor of Oxford) | Trinity College |
1933–1934 | Keith Steel-Maitland (later 3rd baronet) | Balliol College | |
1932–1933 | Patrick Gerald Heathcoat-Amory (later Captain Patrick Heathcoat-Amory, RA, killed at El Alamein) [17] | Christ Church | |
1931–1932 | Brian Davidson | New College | |
1930–1931 | John Boyd-Carpenter (later The Lord Boyd-Carpenter) | Balliol College | |
1929–1930 | Patrick Hamilton | Trinity College | |
1928–1929 | Edgar Lustgarten | St John's College | |
1927–1928 | The Hon. Quintin Hogg (later The Lord Hailsham of St Marylebone KG) | Christ Church | |
1926–1927 | F Murthwaite How | Balliol College | |
1925–1926 | Hugh Molson (later The Lord Molson) | New College | |
1924–1925 | GEC Gadson | Christ Church | |
References
- ↑ www.tenoldsquare.com
- ↑ http://www.3pb.co.uk/profile/nicholas-leviseur
- ↑ http://www.debretts.co.uk/people/biographies/browse/b/13286/Edward%20Sidney%20C%C3%B4ver+BICKHAM.aspx
- ↑ http://www.debretts.co.uk/people/biographies/browse/f/14979/Nicholas%20Anthony+FIELD-JOHNSON.aspx
- ↑ http://www.gla.ac.uk/schools/law/staff/thomasveitch/
- ↑ http://moderngov.southwarksites.com/mgUserInfo.aspx?UID=193
- ↑ http://www.brunel.ac.uk/about/people/honorary-graduates/honorary-graduates-2001/sir-david-keene-qc-pc
- ↑ http://www.4-5.co.uk/people/index.cfm?id=2316
- ↑ http://thepeerage.com/p17598.htm#i175980
- ↑ http://www.kcfc.org.uk/person/christopher-buckmaster-chairman
- ↑ http://www.zoominfo.com/#!search/profile/person?personId=187262970&targetid=profile
- ↑ http://www.thisisbath.co.uk/Political-heavyweights-decide-quit-parties/story-11347675-detail/story.html
- ↑ "MP phone-taps 'must be allowed'". BBC News. 19 February 2007.
- ↑ www.bbc.co.uk
- ↑ http://valmayyoung.wordpress.com/2011/07/29/the-murder-and-funeral-of-major-david-m-a-wedderburn-singapore-1962/
- ↑ http://www.churchtimes.co.uk/content.asp?id=26121&print=1
- ↑ http://www.chch.ox.ac.uk/cathedral/memorials/WW1/Ludovic-Amory
- David Blair, and ed. Andrew Page (1995), "a list of OUCA Presidents 1924-1995", The History of the Oxford University Conservative Association, pp. 47–50
- Nicky Griffiths (1991), The Oxford University Conservative Association: a history, 1924-1991, Oxonian Rewley Press
External links
- Oxford University Conservative Association
- Archive of OUCA websites, 2002-2007
- OUCA termcards held at the New Bodleian Library, The Broad, Oxford, 1995-2010
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