Fellows Links

This page is intended for Fellows to promote their own websites.

This will be a first step in allowing wider access to Fellowship reports as well as allowing Fellows to publicise opportunities of interest to other Fellows - or, indeed, to the Wide World!

Please note that the links below are to websites which are outside of the control of the Trust and are not covered by the Trust’s Privacy Policy. If you access other websites using the links below, the operators of the sites may collect information from which will be used by them in accordance with their Privacy Policy which may differ from that of the Trust. The Trust therefore excludes all liability in connection with the content of those websites.

Fellows wishing their websites to be included should e-mail the Trust Office giving their Name, Fellowship year, Description of Site (max 25 words) and Website address. In return, it would be appreciated if Fellows would include links on their sites to the Trust to help publicise the Fellowship opportunities. Fellows are expected to communicate any changes to their particular link. It will be appreciated that dated links are an irritant and reflect poorly on this site - and, thus, on the Trust. The Trust reserves the right to delete links that are found to be no longer valid.

Name & Link	Date	Description
Lowri Blake	1979	Lowri Records is an opportunity to show that the cello repertoire is far wider ranging than is generally recognised.
Steve Bull	1996	Information about Steve Bull's outdoor and expedition company.
Jeremy Broun	1979	Studied Furniture design & manufacturing in Sweden, Finland & Italy.Creates innovative understated furniture from temperate hardwoods.
Colin Braziel	1979	Griffin Security Group offers independent security advice to clients at home and overseas.
Graham Burgess	1972	The website shows how everything from small private gardens to successful public garden attractions can be achieved. The Winston Churchill Travel Fellowship provided key experience.
Charles Cockell	1993	The Twenty-one Eleven Foundation, founded in 1994, offers grants to expeditions that work at the interface of earth and space exploration.
Tamara Cody-Boutcher	2007	Marketing the UK as a tourism destination
Dr Paul Darke	2000	Designed for disabled people containing details of his Fellowship that explored the Santiago de Compostella pilgrimage route, including disabled friendly ways around various locations.
Christoffer de Graal	2000	What I learnt meeting people in America, Hawaii, Australia and Bali who know the power of music and use it as a force for change has impacted in all my work.
Kim Dent-Brown	1999	A Fellowship to Israel to study the 6-Part Story making Method. Links to other areas of my work in drama therapy and personality disorder.
Norman Dodds	2000	Website version of my Fellowship Report, 'Using Computers in American Primary Schools'. Destinations were Seattle and South Washington State. Includes a large picture gallery.
Andy Downton	1980	A summary of my academic and personal interests. Part of the Department of Electronic Systems Engineering website at the University of Essex.
Rob Drinkall	1991	ClinTel is an e-health company that is currently working in partnership with the Danish Ministry of Health to test a new IT service for Osteoporosis patients.
Marl'ene Edwin	2006	An on-line resource for Caribbean Creole language learners
John Edwards	1989	It carries information concerning my current academic career, as well as my paintings, and the public sculptures that I have been commissioned to make.
Graham Ellison Roberts	1996	Tours to European cities of culture e.g. Salamanca and Krakow and cultural activity tours to Africa and Asia e.g. kathakali performance in Kerala, South India
Grace Filby	2007	Amazing Phage is the travel blog for a Fellowship to the USA, Georgia and Poland, researching the health value of bacteriophages in treating infections.
Paul Fischer	1983	Studied exotic tonewoods for high quality musical instruments. Maker ofclassical guitars and early plucked instruments.
Mike Flood	1991	Powerful Information: non-profit development NGO supporting local initiatives, which advance local communities, strengthen civil society and promote sustainable development. Main focus Eastern Europe and Africa.
Su Golder	2001	Downloadable version of my Fellowship Report, 'Accessing the evidence in healthcare: the librarian's role '. Destinations were Australia and New Zealand.
Shalni Gulati	2003	E-learning is emerging to be a new way of learning in higher education. This Fellowship aimed to learn about e-learning in healthcare education in the USA
Maria Gunstone	1984	YOU & ME Yoga certificated training and teaching materials for people with Learning Difficulties / Disabilities, Special Needs, staff, carers and parents. NVQ related qualifications.
Annie Hall	2004	This site covers my homeopathy work, location, costs and contact details, together with a quarterly newsletter and other useful links.
Jeremy Hall	1995	Jeremy creates and provides business simulations for management development and business training.
Kathy Hall	2004	The London Jing Kun Opera Association promotes the traditional art of Jing and Kun Operas in Britain through information dissemination, performances, workshops and classes.
Paul Hayward	1986	It contains details of "The Wild Flower Trilogy". Three fantasy novels I have written due to be published in Sept. 2005. Teens/Adult crossover category.
Kevin Hutchby	2000	Worldwide Intelligent Transportation Systems are a high tech method of promoting sensible travel options. Research carried out in the U.S.A. and Sweden highlights such solutions.
Karen Irving	2002	An adoption and fostering agency that specialises in finding families for children who are considered hard to place, either as a result of experiencing trauma or abuse or because of disability
Mark Jones	2003	A report of a Winston Churchill Memorial Trust Fellowship looking at Sustainable Wetland Farming and Biodiversity in France, the Netherlands and Poland
Maggie Kilbey	1997	Maggie studied early woodwind instruments in various European collections. This website describes the book she has written about one of these families of instruments.
Gordon Lawrie	1983	Jewelery makers who have a cutting-edge contemporary gallery in Santa Fe, New Mexico USA and specialize in European titanium, steel, niobium, tantalum and platinum jewelry.
Carl Leckey MBE	1985	Pictures and text of the River Weaver where I live and worked until retiring.
Ian MacDonald	1985	Fellowship to the USA to study the making of miniature books. See The Gleniffer Press website for details of this fascinating tiny world.
Alistair Maltby	2007	The Association of Rivers Trusts is a UK charity providing support to anybody who would like to get involved in restoring rivers.
George Matthews	1996	Corporate & Personal Safety Training. Specialising in training that reduces risk around difficult, disturbing and sometimes dangerous customer / client behaviours.
Moira Mitchell	2000	The Foundation for Assistive Technology website contains information on our work and from 2001 will host an online database of assistive technology research and development.
Liz Morrison	1993	Effective Values-led coaching and experiential workshops for individuals and teams, based on NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming), sports psychology and inner game approaches.
Karen Neale	2001	I am a London based artist and architect. My passion is sketching and painting the world around me in my sketchbook diaries. Please visit my website at www.karenneale.co.uk
Dr Douglas Nichol	1996	e-Geology on the NET
Christine-Ann Richards	1996	Illustrating my ceramics including thrown porcelain, garden and larger more sculptural works and water-features. Specialist, small, art historical tours to China, the East and Central Asia
Sarah Scott	1983	Website showing my range of contemporary silver jewellery with unusual abstract designs for necklaces, bracelets, earrings and brooches.
Jasper Shackleton	1988	Jasper's Fellowship was historical, tracing Bligh's remarkable escape from 'Bounty'. Jasper's Fellowship is now current narrating his 4,500 mile open boat journey through the Pacific.
Glenn Shaw	2001	Despite suffering from birth with 'Brittle Bones' Glenn goes skiing, trekking and kayaking. He recently visited the Himalayas and will soon be kayaking in Antarctica.
Helen Shaw	1997	A website which promotes Helen’s Garden design practice.
Wendy Shepherd	2004	The website hosts logs, documentation and pictures and is a record of my 2004 fellowship where I researched the 'Global sexual exploitation of children within Europe, Asia, Australia and America '
Nick Sinclair	2007	Nick Sinclair specialises in editorial/reportage and corporate photograpy. This website shows examples of recent commercial work for magazines, design companies and annual reports.
Jon Snow	2003	At the Windy Smithy, Jon Snow makes Hand Tools for Carpenters, as well as a range of woodburning stoves and other products.
Adela Stockton	2004	Homeopathy in Maternity Care in Cuba plus other published articles. Information on my integral approach to supporting and promoting positive birth experience.
Tim Wade	1995	Architectural Carpentry & joinery, Conservation woodwork in historic and listed buildings, box sash specialist.
Colin Warwick	1985	Taloma market research helps to define the product that fits your market and to make the product available: the winning prototype is an executable specification.
Becky Wright	2004	I researched holistic approaches to working with domestic violence in the USA, where I compared their approach to that of the UK and my own.
Paul Williams	1986	During my 1986 study of American and Canadian Police Museums I unintentionally discovered those Country’s immense interest in British murders. This contributed to me starting Murderfiles.
Berian Williams-Jones	2000	A research project on the eschool concept and computer provision in selected Australian Secondary Schools.
Graham Wilson	1993	Leadership mentor and workplace chaplain helping people achieve things they never dreamt were possible. www.grahamwilson.org www.inter-faith.net