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As many of you will already know, distribution of the 2023 edition of the Grammarian magazine - with a very timely photograph of Stuart McCloskey on the cover - [...]
As many of you will already know, distribution of the 2023 edition of the Grammarian magazine - with a very timely photograph of Stuart McCloskey on the cover - [...]
Gentlemen, For the benefit of those of you who have not as yet been contacted directly or via the 2023 Grammarian magazine, the annual Bangor Grammarians/ Old Boys’ Association [...]
Former Bangor Grammar School pupil Chris Gray (1989/96) has been appointed Director of Music and Fellow of St. John’s College, Cambridge. His introduction to church music was as a [...]
The 2022 Bangor Grammarians Dinner will be held on Friday 11 November at Bangor Golf Club (please note change of venue from the Marine Court Hotel). We [...]
The latest (2022) edition of the Grammarian magazine arrived back from the printers at the beginning of the month and is now being distributed to members of Bangor Grammarians [...]
Please click the link below to read / download your copy of our latest Grammarian magazine. Grammarian 2021 for online For the seventh year running - and despite everything [...]
The 2021 edition of our magazine The Grammarian arrived back from the printers last Tuesday and distribution has already commenced. Hand deliveries around Bangor and district by Committee [...]
Apologies from Bangor Grammarians for the relative silence in recent months; regular activities, including dinners and sports, have remained suspended since the Edinburgh Dinner in mid-March 2020, with a [...]
The Bono/ Gary Lightbody (Snow Patrol) duet at last weekend’s Ward Park 3 concert may have grabbed all the headlines, but there was also plenty of praise for support [...]
Chris Gray, who attended Connor House and Bangor Grammar School (1982/96), and is Director of Music at Truro Cathedral in Cornwall, appeared on Saturday evening’s ‘Britain’s Got Talent’ with [...]