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Zoe Flood (2002 Modern History and Politics) is an independent journalist and filmmaker. Based in Nairobi for nearly ten years and now back in the UK, she writes, shoots and produces for a wide range of international media outlets.

Expanding our annual ‘Ghosts’ matches, this year we were excited to host our first ‘Festival of Sport’ on Saturday 20 April, thanks to the Warden’s endorsement and keen interest in sport. Current students and alumni gathered throughout the day to play against each other in a competitive (though always friendly) spirit.

Some of the greatest treasures of Keble are its people and the wealth of their experiences and achievements. We have now launched a new section on the Keble website entitled ‘Life Stories’, where we can share deceased Keblites’ lives.

Recent publications from Keble alumni. Authors include John Blakesley (1969 Theology), Nigel Fancourt (1981 Theology), Derek Haylock (1959 Mathematics) and Peter J. Lucas (1961 English Language and Literature).

The Talbot Society was set up to recognise individuals who choose to support the College through regular gifts, regardless of the amount or frequency, acknowledging their vital role in continuing a tradition that dates back to the foundation of Keble.

Antony Phillipson (1989 Modern History) CMG; Lionel Tarassenko (1975 Engineering Science) appointed to the House of Lords; Frank Cottrell-Boyce (1979 English, Honorary Fellow) made Children's Laureate; Poetry Prize for Suzanna Fitzpatrick (1994 English); Oxford Strategy Challenge update.