AMS wide we is limited be 39D 3 values range and school friends have since made contact providing details about his life. His brother revealed that the two shared common interests climbing and vintage cars and that his brother was a member of the local Busbridge Youth Club, played clarinet a jazz band and was a singer a male choir. Mann lived at Byre Field, Tuesley Godalming. The British Antarctic Monument Trust are intending to place a memorial tablet the crypt of St 's Cathedral and construct a monumental sculpture of two parts, one of which be erected the UK and the other at the South Pole, to commemorate the lives of the 27 people to have lost their lives whilst working with the British Antarctic Survey. Born Starkey, is best known as the drummer for and lives near Cranleigh. His name Ringo is said to the rings he wore and his stagename originated to allow his drum solos to be billed as when early band s Since the Beatles has continued to be a performer and songwriter having released a series of his own albums, fronted his own and played with the He also has undertaken high profile voice-overs and narrations including He was awarded the MBE 1965. Hampshire-born Burgon started his music career by teaching himself how to play the trumpet that he could join the jazz band at Pewley Grammar School Guildford. At the Guildhall School of Music and Drama he found he had a natural ability as a composer, with his Requiem performed at the Three Choirs Festival 1976 launching his career. Composing the style established by Britten, well suited for voice, Burgon has written extensively for film and television and has been rewarded with BAFTA and Ivor Novello Awards. Amongst films and TV series his music has featured and. Entry suggested by Professor T. Butcher The of literary parents, who went on to write 1975, was born Guildford. The novelist, who has written a host of successful suspense stories, had worked as a journalist for Independent Television News from 1963 covering of the key stories of the time including the Great Train Robbery, Vietnam, Ireland, and the massacre at the Munich Olympics. As well as six of his other novels have also been adapted for TV. Welsh-born comedian, screenwriter and actor Jones was educated at the Grammar School Guildford where he was head boy of the school 1960. 2006 it was reported that Jones had undergone surgery for bowel cancer. Best known for his writing and performance 's Flying Circus, Jones is also accomplished film director, children's author, historian, political commentator and TV documentary host. English writer, actor and television presenter is best known for writing the cult musical and as presenter of the TV show for Channel 4. Born one Timothy Smith, he lives Cranleigh. The high-profile publicist who represents a wide variety of often controversial clients lives a £3m mansion Burwood Park Weybridge. Born into a poor family south London, having left school at 15 with no qualifications got his first real break when he was entrusted by the record label EMI to handle the launch of The Beatles the sixties. He was to amanage Engelbert Humperdinck, the Gees and Cream, and handled European tours for American stars including Sinatra, and Fitzgerald. By the time he was 27 had launched his own PR company, Associates, which continues to flourish today. has been behind some of the most sensational stories including the 's ate hamster the Bordes and MPs brothel scandal and the farmer who fatally shot a burglar He is also a patron for Guildford's hospice care for children married his former Westwood 2010. internationally renowned botanical artist, won her first Horticultural Society gold medal 1989, going on to win seven more