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The Feltmakers are very pleased to welcome six new liverymen who joined us in 2007. In April 2007, the Court welcomed Mr. Peter Alvey and Mr. David Nash Peter Alvey  Peter Alvey Peter was brought up in Guildford and trained as a pharmacist at the Portsmouth School of Pharmacy. He worked for Boots the chemist as a manager in Clifton, Bristol before buying his own business that he sold in 2000. He works now as a self employed pharmacist in Bristol for the Bristol Primary Care Trust and for a few independent pharmacies. He is married to Alison, daughter of the late Feltmaker, Robin Shirley, and they have two sons, Ben and Harry. He enjoys spending time at their house in Cornwall, racing his Laser dingy, mountain biking and eating out in Bristol which apparently has more restaurants per head of population than any other city in Europe! David Nash  David Nash David was a former Middlesex County and Arsenal Youth Footballer, athlete and player of most sports, and current interests include horseracing, tennis and cycling. He recently retired as Honorary Treasurer of the Prince of Wales International Business Leaders’ Forum and lives in Dorset with his partner, Margaret. David has three children, all now grown up. In October 2007, the Court welcomed Mr. Dominic Ely, Mr. Guy Jackson, Mr. Andrew Norris and Mr. Andrew Stafford Dominic Ely  Dominic Ely He is married with two children and lives in Hampshire. He is a keen cricketer with four international caps (albeit for Chile) and continues to play for MCC, Hartley Wintney and The Grannies.
Guy Jackson  Guy Jackson
Guy’s social and sporting interests are predominantly waterborne and he has represented Leander Club and Great Britain as a Cox. He is a keen sailor and can regularly be found floating around the Solent and the West Country. When not afloat, Guy also enjoys horse racing, shooting and motor sports.
Guy lives in Wimbledon, which has been his home since his university days at Roehampton, and is a fervent supporter of life in SW19. Andrew Norris  Andrew Norris Andrew has lived in the Barbican for over ten years and was introduced to the Feltmakers by another Barbican resident and former next-door neighbour, Joyce Nash. He enjoys travel, music and chocolate and likes to consider himself one of the City's leading experts on Doctor Who. Andrew Stafford  Andrew Stafford Andrew was educated at Oakham School, and studied French at Durham University, also gaining a Masters Degree in Business at Warwick University. After an early career in sales & marketing with Pedigree Petfoods, Imperial Group, Beecham Group & Northern Foods, and a spell in management consultancy with Coopers & Lybrand, he was appointed Managing Director of Spear & Jackson in 1989, subsequently becoming Group Managing Director of the parent company James Neill Holdings Ltd. He joined Williams Holdings in 1994 to run a portfolio of UK DIY businesses. In 1998, he led the sale of these businesses to ICI, and he then ran ICI’s European Woodcare businesses for 2 years. In 2000, he was appointed Chief Executive of Cornwell Parker plc, which he sold to Silentnight Holdings plc. Andrew then joined the team that led the public to private transaction of Britax plc, and led a secondary buy-out of Britax Childcare, backed by the Carlyle Group. Last year, he was appointed Chief Executive, Deputy Master of the Royal Mint. Andrew is married to Gill, and they have 2 children, Sam & Lizzie. They have lived in Biddestone, Wiltshire for over 20 years. He enjoys all sports, particularly tennis, swimming & shooting, and is a passionate Aston Villa and Bath Rugby supporter.
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