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Adrian Williams

Adrian Williams is an actuary and management consultant whose professional life has been focused on the application of mathematics and statistics to the improvement of strategy and operations for...

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Ray Ward

Ray Ward was born in Sheffield in 1947 and is retired after a career in libraries of many kinds in Sheffield, London, South Wales, Bristol, Leeds, Hastings, Brighton and, briefly, Saudi Arabia. He is a...

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The Society’s name: The Queen’s English Society

'The King’s English’ or ‘The Queen’s English’ is a colloquial term that, in common parlance, denotes ‘standard’ or ‘correct’ English; its use is metaphorical, not signifying any literal proprietorship...

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Michael Gorman

After a degree in physics Michael made a career on the technical side of the computer industry. Within that career he had to write many documents, and to advise junior engineers on their documents....

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Susan (Kitt) McKenna

Susan McKenna has a background in teaching English and French, sales, marketing, business development and management. She was Sales & Marketing Director with prestigious companies supplying...

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Debbie le May

Debbie has been a freelance journalist for nearly twenty years and has edited Quest, the journal of the Queen’s English Society, for more than twelve years.  Despite having an interest in politics, she...

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Facebook launch

In 2022, the Queen’s English Society celebrated its 50th anniversary and half a century of promoting clear and elegant expression of the English language. As we enter our sixth decade, we are...

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Peter Tompkins

Peter Tompkins was born in Liverpool in 1959 but has lived in the South-East since 1982, these days splitting his time between London and Cambridge and occasional trips to the Lake District. Peter is a...

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The current programme

Thursday 23rd May, 2024, Zoom only. 7 p.m. ending by 8.30 p.m. Poetry? This will be a led discussion by members about what is or is not a poem, with examples. Letters in Quest suggest that members have...

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RESULTS OF OUR MARCH 2024 POETRY COMPETITION

  JUDGE’S REPORT   POETRY COMPETITION THEMED ‘RED’   There was a pleasingly high standard of entry this time with the theme of RED interpreted in fourteen ways including apples, lips, flags, ink, blood...

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