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400 Characters

A celebration of the people of Pembroke’s first four centuries, in just 400 characters.

Pembroke has played a part in the lives of many thousands of remarkable individuals who, through small deeds or great feats, have shaped both our College and the world around us.  In this digital gallery, we highlight the unique experiences of some of the people who have, and are, contributing to our community.

Nominate a Pembrokian

Whether celebrated for milestone achievements, for generous service, or as friendly faces or community-builders, we would love to hear about special Pembroke characters known to you.

Thank you to the Helen Roll Charity for supporting this project. 

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Robert Woof
Robert Woof
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Richard Darbourne
Richard Darbourne
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Roger Chapman
Roger Chapman
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Richard Durnford Bishop of Chichester
Richard Durnford
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Duncan Wilson
Duncan Wilson
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William Shenstone
William Shenstone
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Anna Mazzola
Anna Mazzola
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Anthony Emery
Anthony Emery
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William Hewins
William Albert Samuel Hewins
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Roz Kaveney photo by Keith Barnes
Roz Kaveney
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Dan
Professor Dan Prentice
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Rocco Forte
Rocco Forte
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Hannah Congdon from her film women behind the wheel
Hannah Congdon
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Stephen Gosztony
Stephen Gosztony
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Sir John Philipps
Sir John Philipps
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Zbigniew Pełczyński
Dr Zbigniew Pełczyński OBE
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Reverend Colin Morris
Reverend Colin Morris
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Shiwen Li
Shiwen Li
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Len Peach
Sir Leonard Peach
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Antonio Aguilar
Antonio Aguilar
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Gordon Rayner
Gordon Rayner
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Annabel Eyres Barcelona 1992
Annabel Eyres
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Lord Nuffield portrait by Sydney Percy Kendrick
William Morris, Lord Nuffield
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Sandra Fredman
Sandra Fredman
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Katharine Viner
Katharine Viner
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Ken Mayhew
Professor Ken Mayhew
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Mary Creagh
Mary Creagh CBE
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Ismael Gaspar Martins
Ismael Gaspar Martins
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Lawrie Elson-Dew
Lawrie Elsdon-Dew
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Guillermo J. de Osma
Guillermo J. de Osma
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John Harding
Dr John Harding
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Edison Broce
Edison Broce
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Piers Mackesy