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Monthly Archives: December 2018
Dec 10 2018
Alan Day
2 CommentsWith great sadness, we announce the death of Alan Day on 2 December aged 94 after a long period of ill-health. The School owes a huge debt of gratitude for his pivotal role in heading off an existential threat when … Continue reading
Posted by: December 10, 2018
Dec 6 2018
Lord Jeremy Heywood
2 CommentsJeremy Heywood, who passed away on 4 November 2018, was the outstanding civil servant of his generation and the indispensable advisor to four prime ministers. He was also a friend of 33 years since we met as students at LSE … Continue reading
Posted by: December 6, 2018