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Boris Johnson
MP is Conservative Member
of Parliament for the constituency of Henley-on-Thames (which
includes Dorchester-on-Thames, principal venue for the EMF).
A former Editor of The Spectator, he is a regular columnist
for the Daily Telegraph and is shadow Minister for Higher
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Lord
Armstrong of Ilminster GCB
CVO was the Head of the Civil Service from 1983-7.
He is the son of the English composer Sir Thomas Armstrong,
one of the many lesser-known composers to be championed
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Simon
Jenkins has a successful
career as an author and broadcaster. His most recent publications
have been England's 1000 Best Churches and England's 1000
Best Houses. He is a regular correspondent for the Times. |
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Lord
Chadlington of Dean (Peter
Gummer) is the Chairman of Huntsworth plc, and was previously
founder of Shandwick, which grew to become the world's largest
PR company. He sits as a Conservative member of the House
of Lords, where he speaks frequently on heritage and the
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Henry
Kelly is known to all as
the presenter of numerous television and radio programmes,
particularly at Classic FM, where he worked for 12 years.
He can now be heard as the drive-time presenter between 4-7
p.m. on London's main news station LBC 97.3 FM. |
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Paul Guinery is
well-known as a radio presenter, particularly on Radio 3.
He is an active member of the Delius Society, of which he
has been the Vice-Chairman. |
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Michael Kennedy CBE is
a familiar name as music critic, author, editor of the Oxford
Dictionary of Music and biographer of Elgar, Mahler and Vaughan
Williams. |
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Jeremy Irons is
an internationally acclaimed and Oscar-winning actor, perhaps
best known for his performance as Charles Ryder in the television
adaptation of Evelyn Waugh’s Brideshead Revisited, has
agreed to become one of the EMF’s Vice-Presidents
and will take part in this year's Festival by being the narrator
in Vaughan Williams's evocative Oxford Elegy. |
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