lunch is traditionally held after the cathedral service and Founder's Day celebrations in July. Science Mark Oxborrow, professor at Imperial College London, co-discoverer of the room-temperature solid-state maser Military Walter Edward Maxfield, lieutenant colonel 1st Battalion, Canadian Mounted Rifles, CEF (‘The Bishop’s School’: 1890-1892) William Sholto Thesigerwst Douglass, colonel, Royal Engineers Ian Blower, lieutenant colonel, Royal Corps of Signals Tom Adlam, lieutenant colonel, Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire Regiment, Victoria Cross recipient George Woolnough, lieutenant colonel, The Wiltshire Regiment (Duke of Edinburgh's) Chris Moon, captain, Royal Anglian Regiment Richard Crisp, lieutenant, Special Air Service Regiment, executed by enemy forces during SAS/SOE Operation Bulbasket F N Robertson, flight sergeant, No 261 Sqn, Hurricane fighter ace with 11th most kills of any Commonwealth pilot in World War II Dudley Cockle, flight sergeant, Royal Air Force airman; recipient of the British Empire Medal Percy Morfill, squadron leader, a flying ace of the Royal Air Force during World War II Sports Dudley Cockle, cricketer David Egerton, England rugby international player Richard Anthony Hill, former Saracens and England international rugby union flanker, player/captain/winner RWC 2003 Richard John Hill, coach and former Bath and England international rugby union scrum half, player/captain John Shaw, England XI hockey captain and Olympian Tom Heathcote, Bath Rugby fly-half John Coundley, racing driver Jonathan Copp, (BWS: 1969-1977) England and Great Britain Olympic hockey squad coach David Walters, croquet champion and Welsh Croquet Association officer James McIntosh, English Channel swimmer Cadan Murley, professional rugby player currently playing for Harlequins Business Colin Sharman, Baron Sharman, British chairman of Aviva Group and former chairman of KPMG International, since November 2012, he has been the Prime Ministerial Trade Envoy to Morocco Arts Ralph Fiennes, actor Joseph Fiennes, actor Tim Hampton, film producer Anthony Robert Klitz, major, Middlesex Regiment, artist Hamish Milne, concert pianist and professor of piano at the Royal Academy of Music David Oakes, actor Otto Plaschkes, movie producer Andy Sheppard, jazz musician Nigel Shore, principal oboist with the Komische Oper Berlin. Peter Thursby, sculptor David Bates, conductor Barney Norris, novelist and playwright Education Basil Chubb, professor of Irish history at Trinity College Dublin, author, and interned during the Second World War in Stalag Luft III Andrew Copp, neurobiologist Andrew Tym Hattersley, head of the Exeter Diabetes Genetics Centre, professor of molecular medicine, Peninsula Medical School, University of Exeter, consultant physician, Royal Devon and Exeter NHS Foundation Trust, great-grandson of John Wordsworth, the bishop of Salisbury,