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This is a list of presidents of Oxford University Liberal Club, and its successors under various names, including the present-day Oxford University Liberal Democrats . Founded in 1913, it is the oldest of the political clubs at the University of Oxford.
Year | Term | President | College |
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1913 | Trinity | Mark Jackson | Magdalen |
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1919 | Michaelmas | Nevil "Alec" Beechman | Balliol |
1920 | Hilary | Nevil "Alec" Beechman | Balliol |
1920 | Trinity | Nevil "Alec" Beechman | Balliol |
1920 | Michaelmas | Edward Marjoribanks | Christ Church |
1921 | Hilary | Basil Herbert | Christ Church |
1921 | Trinity | Basil Herbert | Christ Church |
1921 | Michaelmas | J.B. Woodruff | ? |
1922 | Hilary | J.B. Woodruff | ? |
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1926 | Trinity | Roger Fulford | Worcester |
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1927 | Hilary | Dingle Foot | Balliol |
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1930 | Hilary | John Foot | Balliol |
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1934 | Trinity | Honor Balfour | St Anne's |
1934 | Michaelmas | Michael Foot | Wadham |
1935 | Hilary | Frank Byers | Christ Church |
1935 | Trinity | Muir Hunter | Christ Church |
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1936 | Michaelmas | Raymond Henry Walton | Balliol |
1937 | Hilary | Alan Wood | Balliol |
1937 | Trinity | The Hon. Rufus Noel-Buxton (Joint President) Peter Twinn (Joint President) | Balliol Brasenose |
1937 | Michaelmas | Eric Allison | Brasenose |
1938 | Hilary | Derman Christopherson | University |
1938 | Trinity | Peter Stuart | Exeter |
1938 | Michaelmas | John Wilson | Oriel |
1939 | Hilary | Peter Twinn | Brasenose |
1939 | Trinity | Robert Shackleton | Oriel |
1939 | Michaelmas | George Grey | Hertford |
1940 | Hilary | Diana Gloag | Somerville |
1940 | Trinity | James Comyn | New |
1940 | Michaelmas | Kenneth Jones | University |
1941 | Hilary | Basil Wigoder | Oriel |
1941 | Trinity | Lewis Clarke | Jesus |
1941 | Michaelmas | Madeleine Bishop | Somerville |
1942 | Hilary | John Smith | St Catherine's |
1942 | Trinity | Betty Evans | Westfield |
1942 | Michaelmas | Douglas Verney | Oriel |
1943 | Hilary | Daphne Park | Somerville |
1943 | Trinity | Archibald Dunn | New |
1943 | Michaelmas | Kenneth Lamb | Queen's |
1944 | Hilary | John Long | Queen's |
1944 | Trinity | Alan Gibson | Queen's |
1944 | Michaelmas | Keith Dewhurst | Trinity |
1945 | Hilary | Graeme Moodie | Queen's |
1945 | Trinity | Pamela Brisbane | Westfield |
1945 | Michaelmas | Arnold Hever | Queen's |
1946 | Hilary | Anthony Long | Hertford |
1946 | Trinity | Henry Palmer | Queen's |
1946 | Michaelmas | Anthony Seabrook | Oriel |
1947 | Hilary | John Beeching Frankenburg | Balliol |
1947 | Trinity | John Stobbs | Pembroke |
1947 | Michaelmas | Patrick Arthur Thomas Furnell | Trinity |
1948 | Hilary | Bernard Dann | Wadham |
1948 | Trinity | Arthur Mildon | Wadham |
1948 | Michaelmas | Elizabeth Graham | Somerville |
1949 | Hilary | Brian Law | St John's |
1949 | Trinity | Keith Kyle | Magdalen |
1949 | Michaelmas | Anne Chesney | Somerville |
1950 | Hilary | Jeremy Thorpe | Trinity |
1950 | Trinity | John Edwards | Merton |
1950 | Michaelmas | Michael Turner Bridger | Lincoln |
1951 | Hilary | Richard Blackmore | Wadham |
1951 | Trinity | John Thompson | St John's |
1951 | Michaelmas | Philip Watkins | Brasenose |
1952 | Hilary | Andrew Alexander | St John's |
1952 | Trinity | Alan Deyermond | Pembroke |
1952 | Michaelmas | Bruce Burton | Jesus |
1953 | Hilary | John Collins | Queen's |
1953 | Trinity | Richard Hoskins | Queen's |
1953 | Michaelmas | Roger Booth | Jesus |
1954 | Hilary | Clifford Joseph | St John's |
1954 | Trinity | Philip Lewis | Corpus Christi |
1954 | Michaelmas | John King-Farlow | Christ Church |
1955 | Hilary | Quintin Iwi | New |
1955 | Trinity | David Penwarden | Keble |
1955 | Michaelmas | Alan Share | Merton |
1956 | Hilary | David Hilton | Queen's |
1956 | Trinity | John Robinson | Keble |
1956 | Michaelmas | Sarah Myers | St Hugh's |
1957 | Hilary | John Cohn | Christ Church |
1957 | Trinity | Tom Crowther | Keble |
1957 | Michaelmas | John Crossley | Keble |
1958 | Hilary | Sylvia Hargreaves | St Hugh's |
1958 | Trinity | Roger Billings | Exeter |
1958 | Michaelmas | John Mitton | Brasenose |
1959 | Hilary | David Franks | Brasenose |
1959 | Trinity | Marjorie Williams | Lady Margaret Hall |
1959 | Michaelmas | Charles Frieze | Queen's |
1960 | Hilary | Paul Foot | University |
1960 | Trinity | Philip Cowen | Corpus Christi |
1960 | Michaelmas | Michael Falchikov | Oriel |
1961 | Hilary | Nigel Lister | St Peter's |
1961 | Trinity | John Howe | Merton |
1961 | Michaelmas | Malcolm Brahams | Balliol |
1962 | Hilary | Christopher Mott | Christ Church |
1962 | Trinity | Paul Tyler | Exeter |
1962 | Michaelmas | Peter Selman | Queen's |
1963 | Hilary | Garth Pratt | Corpus Christi |
1963 | Trinity | Richard Littlejohns | Keble |
1963 | Michaelmas | George Kiloh | Christ Church |
1964 | Hilary | Jeremy Beloff | St Catherine's |
1964 | Trinity | Jim Cousins | New |
1964 | Michaelmas | Will Pinching | St John's |
1965 | Hilary | Ian Morison | Lincoln |
1965 | Trinity | Charles Scanlan | Balliol |
1965 | Michaelmas | Helen Rushworth | St Antony's |
1966 | Hilary | Alan Butt Philip | St John's |
1966 | Trinity | Ronald Cohen | Exeter |
1966 | Michaelmas | Donald Hamilton | Balliol |
1967 | Hilary | Ken Addison | St Peter's |
1967 | Trinity | Anthea Brown | St Hugh's |
1967 | Michaelmas | John Grey | Magdalen |
1968 | Hilary | Donald Brims | Keble |
1968 | Trinity | Roger Clarke | Hertford |
1968 | Michaelmas | Paul Cavadino | Balliol |
1969 | Hilary | Stephen Walkley | New |
1969 | Trinity | Guy Harkin | Hertford |
1969 | Michaelmas | Mike Flanagan Mike House | Pembroke Exeter |
1970 | Hilary | Jennifer Shepherd | St Hilda's |
1970 | Trinity | Michael Keating | Pembroke |
1970 | Michaelmas | Andy Popper | Oriel |
In Hilary Term 1971, the Oxford University Liberal Club changed its name to the Oxford Union of Liberal Students.
Year | Term | President | College |
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1971 | Hilary | Neil Hickman | Worcester |
1971 | Trinity | Alan Sherwell | Queen's |
1971 | Michaelmas | Stephen Postle | St John's |
1972 | Hilary | Mike Austerberry | Worcester |
1972 | Trinity | Glyn Jones | Worcester |
1972 | Michaelmas | Stephen Cheshire | Queen's |
1973 | Hilary | Oliver Elphick | Exeter |
1973 | Trinity | Anthony Sturman | Queen's |
1973 | Michaelmas | Paul Ryder | Worcester |
1974 | Hilary | Richard Pyne | Keble |
1974 | Trinity | Richard Pyne | Keble |
1974 | Michaelmas | David Croft Robert Boden | Magdalen Oriel |
1975 | Hilary | Paul Seddon | University |
1975 | Trinity | Francis Cave | Magdalen |
1975 | Michaelmas | Tim Bick | Lincoln |
1976 | Hilary | Ewan Ferlie | Balliol |
In Trinity Term 1976, the Oxford Union of Liberal Students changed its name to the Oxford Students' Liberal Society. The role of President was renamed Chair. By the early 80s, the title was Oxford Student Liberal Society and the title President was in use.
Year | Term | Chair/President | College |
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1976 | Trinity | Peter Brook | New |
1976 | Michaelmas | Henry Tinsley | Worcester |
1977 | Hilary | Mark Rathbone | Worcester |
1977 | Trinity | Stephen Hey | Lincoln |
1977 | Michaelmas | Helen Goodman | Somerville |
1978 | Hilary | Sam Howison | Wadham |
1978 | Trinity | Nick Amor | Magdalen |
1978 | Michaelmas | David Powell | Queen's |
1979 | Hilary | Rachel Hetherington | Somerville |
1979 | Trinity | Jeremy Shaw | Queen's |
1979 | Michaelmas | David Bye | Exeter |
1980 | Hilary | John Inkpin | Merton |
1980 | Trinity | Lynda Powell | St Catherine's |
1980 | Michaelmas | Peter Cooper | Trinity |
1981 | Hilary | Patrick Forbes | Pembroke |
1981 | Trinity | Brent Smith | Pembroke |
1981 | Michaelmas | Neil Schofield | Christ Church |
1982 | Hilary | Ian Gambles | Balliol |
1982 | Trinity | Adrian Van Klaveren | St John's |
1982 | Michaelmas | Maria Leek | Exeter |
1983 | Hilary | Martin Horwood | Queen's |
1983 | Trinity | Mary Pring | Somerville |
1983 | Michaelmas | Dave Brown | Merton |
1984 | Hilary | Tim Pitt-Payne | Worcester |
1984 | Trinity | Helena Djurkovic | Pembroke |
1984 | Michaelmas | Mark Stephens | Lincoln |
1985 | Hilary | Frances Thirlway | Balliol |
1985 | Trinity | James Forder | Keble |
1985 | Michaelmas | Martin Downs | Pembroke |
1986 | Hilary | Clifford Darton | Lincoln |
1986 | Trinity | Ian Garrett | St Catherine's |
1986 | Michaelmas | Neil Kitchener | Queen's |
1987 | Hilary | Dan Maldoom | Lincoln |
In Trinity Term 1987, the Oxford Students' Liberal Society merged with the Oxford University Social Democratic Club (founded in 1981) to form the Oxford Students' Alliance Society. This merger pre-dated the national merger of the Liberal Party and the SDP by over a year. The merged society was led by a President.
Year | Term | President | College |
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1987 | Trinity | Adrian Taylor | Trinity |
1987 | Michaelmas | Evan Harris | Wadham |
1988 | Hilary | Paul Bromfield | Pembroke |
In Trinity Term 1988, the Oxford Students' Alliance Society changed its name to the Oxford University Social and Liberal Democrats, in line with the then-name of the newly merged national party. Between 2010 and 2016, an informal system of co-chairs arose, as opposed to the traditional Presidential system. This was partially reversed with the adoption of a new constitution in 2015, and fully reversed by constitutional amendment in 2017.
Year | Term | President | College |
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1988 | Trinity | Clare Gibbons | St Hilda's |
1988 | Michaelmas | Tom Winnifrith | Hertford |
1989 | Hilary | Kate Williams | St Hugh's |
1989 | Trinity | Oliver White | Brasenose |
1989 | Michaelmas | Jon Rule | University |
In Hilary Term 1990, the Oxford University Social and Liberal Democrats shortened their name to the Oxford University Liberal Democrats, in line with the national party.
Year | Term | President | College |
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1990 | Hilary | Lynn Anthony Eddie Rich | Jesus Wadham |
1990 | Trinity | James Rattue | Balliol |
1990 | Michaelmas | Roger Giess | Keble |
1991 | Hilary | Roger Giess | Keble |
1991 | Trinity | James Moore | Christ Church |
1991 | Michaelmas | Michelle Church | Brasenose |
1992 | Hilary | Peter Rothery | University |
1992 | Trinity | James Sanderson | Christ Church |
1992 | Michaelmas | Ian Glen | Exeter |
1993 | Hilary | Angus Ritchie | Magdalen |
1993 | Trinity | Mark Egan | University |
1993 | Michaelmas | Aidan Thomson | Magdalen |
1994 | Hilary | Andrew Sweeting | University |
1994 | Trinity | Gordon Woods | St John's |
1994 | Michaelmas | Richard Renaut | St Anne's |
1995 | Hilary | Liz Truss | Merton |
1995 | Trinity | Alan Renwick | Merton |
1995 | Michaelmas | Nick John | University |
1996 | Hilary | Roger Crouch | St John's |
1996 | Trinity | Senay Boztas | Exeter |
1996 | Michaelmas | Tim Ward | University |
1997 | Hilary | James Chard | Lady Margaret Hall |
1997 | Trinity | Andrew Hazelwood | Lady Margaret Hall |
1997 | Michaelmas | Neil Carberry | Lady Margaret Hall |
1998 | Hilary | Philip Reicherstorfer | Mansfield |
1998 | Trinity | Alison Hughes | Somerville |
1998 | Michaelmas | Kate Treleaven | Exeter |
1999 | Hilary | Jane Blumer | St Hilda's |
1999 | Trinity | Nina Percival | Wadham |
1999 | Michaelmas | Lucinda Johnson | St Hilda's |
2000 | Hilary | Nicholas Graham Jennifer Joslin | Christ Church Christ Church |
2000 | Trinity | Laura Davies | Keble |
2000 | Michaelmas | Daniel Griliopoulos | Magdalen |
2001 | Hilary | Sonia Sodha | St Hilda's |
2001 | Trinity | Adam Killeya | Balliol |
2001 | Michaelmas | Robin Gray | St Benet's Hall |
2002 | Hilary | Philip Thompson | St John's |
2002 | Trinity | Chris Hanretty | St Anne's |
2002 | Michaelmas | Louise Radnovsky | University |
2003 | Hilary | Christopher Williams | Somerville |
2003 | Trinity | Tom Wainwright | St John's |
2003 | Michaelmas | Dave White | Wadham |
2004 | Hilary | Steve Harper | Corpus Christi |
2004 | Trinity | Tom Lavercome | University |
2004 | Michaelmas | Jonathan Bochensky | Regent's Park |
2005 | Hilary | Kate Mieske | Wadham |
2005 | Trinity | Frederik Herzberg | Merton |
2005 | Michaelmas | Joseph Chick | Corpus Christi |
2006 | Hilary | Sam Rowlands | Worcester |
2006 | Trinity | John Colgan | Queen's |
2006 | Michaelmas | Julian Naden Robinson | Christ Church |
2007 | Hilary | Chris Stanley | St Catherine's |
2007 | Trinity | Alex Worsnip | St Anne's |
2007 | Michaelmas | Katherine Wall | Lady Margaret Hall |
2008 | Hilary | Joseph Ammoun | St Edmund Hall |
2008 | Trinity | Martin Nelson | Lady Margaret Hall |
2008 | Michaelmas | Johnny Medland | Queen's |
2009 | Hilary | James Schneider | Trinity |
2009 | Trinity | Mark Mills | St Edmund Hall |
2009 | Michaelmas | Emily Baxter | Wadham |
2010 | Hilary | Emily Baxter (Senior Co-Chair) Caroline Lester (Junior Co-Chair) | New Wadham |
2010 | Trinity | David Freeborn (Senior Co-Chair) Caroline Lester (Junior Co-Chair) | St Hugh's Wadham |
2010 | Michaelmas | David Freeborn | St Hugh's |
2011 | Hilary | Ed Watson | Oriel |
2011 | Trinity | James King | University |
2011 | Michaelmas | Robin McGhee | St Anne's |
2012 | Hilary | Benjamin Maconick | Keble |
2012 | Trinity | Oliver Park | University |
2012 | Michaelmas | Mairi Robertson | Lady Margaret Hall |
2013 | Hilary | Rio Jones (Senior Co-Chair) Sam Fowkes (Junior Co-Chair) | Hertford Wadham |
2013 | Trinity | Nico Hobhouse | Trinity |
2013 | Michaelmas | Jean Vila | Wadham |
2014 | Hilary | Alex Cibulskis | Wadham |
2014 | Trinity | Andy McKay | Wadham |
2014 | Michaelmas | Eilidh Macfarlane | Trinity |
2015 | Hilary | Mark Smyth | Hertford |
2015 | Trinity | Syed Imam | St Hilda's |
2015 | Michaelmas | Matthew Sumption | Christ Church |
2016 | Hilary | Gareth Wilkes | St. John's |
2016 | Trinity | Lucinda Chamberlain | Brasenose |
2016 | Michaelmas | Harry Samuels | New College |
2017 | Hilary | Alex White | Regent's Park |
2017 | Trinity | Louise Kandler | Lady Margaret Hall a |
2017 | Trinity | Lucasta Bath | Hertford a |
2017 | Michaelmas | Joe Crossley | University |
2018 | Hilary | Adam Higgins | St. Catherine's |
2018 | Trinity | Sam Cole | Worcester |
2018 | Michaelmas | Finn Conway | Balliol |
2019 | Hilary | Damayanti Chatterjee | Brasenose |
2019 | Trinity | Edward Peckston | Brasenose |
2019 | Michaelmas | Olly Besley | Jesus |
2020 | Hilary | Nick Brown | Magdalen |
2020 | Trinity | Joseph Rosalind-Hayat | Worcester |
2020 | Michaelmas | Jamie Scragg | St. Catherine's |
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