student, as was the poet and memoirist Thomas Blackburn, the fashion journalist Colin McDowell, singer-songwriter Jake Thackray, and comedian Ed Gamble. Landowner Delaval Astley, the 23rd Baron Hastings, played Cameron Fraser in The Archers for a number of years. Ecclesiastical alumni are numerous: with former Bishop of Derby Peter Dawes, former Bishop of Cyprus and the Gulf Clive Handford, royal chaplain Francis ffolkes, 5th Baronet, and Morris Gelsthorpe, the first Bishop in the Sudan, making up just a small sample. In academia, names include computer scientist Keith Clark, Professor of Computational Logic at Imperial College London (1987–2009); particle physicist Nigel Glover, a current professor at Durham; Rebecca Goss, Professor of Organic Chemistry at the University of St Andrews; and economists Philip Booth, of the Institute of Economic Affairs, and Gordon Cameron, Professor of Land Economy at the University of Cambridge (1980–1990) and Master of Fitzwilliam College, Cambridge (1988–1990); while glaciologist David Vaughan and geologist Joanne Johnson have both conducted research for the British Antarctic Survey. Investment manager Richard Pease, 4th Baronet, Eden Project founder Tim Smit, BP executive Richard Paniguian, telecoms entrepreneur Peter Owen Edmunds, Oliver Bonas founder Oliver Tress, and David Arkless, Chairman of End Human Trafficking Now, are all examples of alumni with a background in the business world. Gallery See also List of Hatfield College alumni with articles on Wikipedia History of Durham University Notes References Bibliography Citations External links Hatfield College Junior Common Room Middle Common Room Senior Common Room Educational institutions established in 1846 1846 establishments in England Grade II listed buildings in County Durham Grade II listed educational buildings Colleges of Durham University