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School, Huntingdon; University College London. Head, Fundraising, Membership, Publications, CND London, 1982-88; Assistant Director (Admin), Greenpeace UK, London, 1988-91; Deputy Director, Comic Relief, London, 1992-95; Director of Development and Alumni, University of Edinburgh, 1996-2003. Trustee, UK Institute of Fundraising, 2005-08; Executive Committee, Scottish Institute of Fundraising, 2005-08; Director of External Affairs, National Galleries of Scotland, 2003-2012. Address: (b.) More Partnership, 31 Exchange Street, Dundee DD1 3DJ; T.-0797 101 9226. E-mail: ctilley@morepartnership.com Timms, Peter. Former Chairman, David MacBrayne Limited; Chairman: Schroder UK Mid Fund Plc, since 1989, HIE Ventures Ltd., since 1999, Flexible Technology Ltd., since 1981; Director, Caledonian MacBrayne Ltd., 2001-06; Chairman, NorthLink Orkney & Shetland Ferries Ltd., since 2002; David MacBrayne Ltd.: Chairman: NorthLink Ferries Ltd., since 2006, David MacBrayne HR (UK) Limited, since 2006, CalMac Ferries Ltd., since 2006, Argyll Ferries Ltd., since 2011. Address: (b.) Flexible Technology Trust, Townhead, Rothesay, Isle of Bute PA20 9JH. Tindall, Benjamin Hemsley, DipSocSci, RIAS, RIBA, FSA (Scot). Principal, Benjamin Tindall Architects, since 1982; b. 21.12.53, Scotland; m., Jill Watson. Educ. University of Edinburgh; University of Pennsylvania. Notable architectural commissions in Edinburgh include, The Queen’s Gallery Palace of Holyroodhouse, The Hub, Edinburgh’s Festival Centre; Fringe Shop and Offices. Elsewhere, housing on Barra, Melgund Castle, Forfar, An Camas Mòr, Rothiemurchus and projects on Orkney, Jersey, etc (see www.benjamintindalarchitects.co.uk). Elected Trustee for National Trust for Scotland; former Chairman, Sir Patrick Geddes Memorial Trust. Recreations: owner and harbourmaster, Cove, Berwickshire. Address: 17 Victoria Terrace, Edinburgh EH1 2JL; T.-0131 220 3366. Titterington, Professor (Donald) Michael, BSc, PhD, DipMathStat, FRSE. Honorary Senior Research Fellow, Glasgow University, since 2011; Professor of Statistics, Glasgow University, 1988-2011; b. 20.11.45, Marple, Cheshire; m., Mary Hourie Philp; 1 s. Educ. High School of Stirling; Edinburgh University; Cambridge University. Lecturer, then Senior Lecturer, then Titular Professor, then Professor, Department of Statistics, Glasgow University, 1972-2011; visiting appointments: Princeton University, 1978, State University of New York, 1980, Wisconsin University, 1982, Australian National University, 1982, 1994, 1995; Associate Editor, Biometrika, 1979-85, Annals of Statistics, 1983-85 and 1995-96, Journal, American Statistical Association, 1986-88 and 1991-96, and IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence, 1994-96; Joint Editor, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society, Series B, 1986-89, and Statistical Science, 1992- 94; Editor, Biometrika, 1996-2007; Council Member, Royal Statistical Society, 1987-92; Council Member, Institute of Mathematical Statistics, since 2009; elected Fellow, Institute of Mathematical Statistics, 1986; elected Member, International Statistical Institute, 1991; Royal Statistical Society Guy Medal in Silver, 2006. Publications: Statistical Analysis of Finite Mixture Distributions (Co-author); many journal articles. Address: (b.) School of Mathematics and Statistics, Glasgow University, Glasgow G12 8QQ. E-mail: michael.titterington@gla.ac.uk Tobin, Professor Alyson Kim, BSc (Hons), PhD, FSB. Dean of The Faculty of Science, University of St Andrews, 2007-2011, Acting Vice-Principal (Learning and Teaching) 2011, Professor in Biology, since 2008; b. 7.9.56, Coventry; WHO'S WHO IN SCOTLAND 507 m., Tim Tobin; 2 s. Educ. John Cleveland College, Hinckley, Leics; University of Newcastle upon Tyne. Royal Society Alfred Spinks Research Fellow, 1982-87; Royal Society University Research Fellow, 1987-97; Reader in Plant Sciences, University of St Andrews, 1997- 2008. Fellow of the Society of Biology, 2010; Council Member, Society of Biology (Scotland Branch), since 2011; Member, International Advisory Board Indus Foundation Indo-American Education Summit, 2013; Executive Committee, UK Deans of Science; Director, Dundee Science Centre Board, since 2010; Plant and Microbial Sciences Committee, Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council, 2002-06; Executive Committee of The Federation of The European Societies of Plant Biology, 2007-09; Member (Scotland Representative), Biosciences Federation Education Committee, 2008-10; Spencer Industrial Arts Trust Scholar, 1978; Plant Science Scotland, Board Member, since 2005; Convener, Plant Metabolism Group, Society for Experimental Biology, 1995-2000; Honorary Research Fellow, Scottish Crops Research Institute, since 2005; Director, St Andrews Botanic Garden Education Trust, 2005-07. Publications: ‘Plant Biochemistry’ (Co-Author), 2008 and academic journal publications in plant physiology and biochemistry. Recreations: piano; hill walking. Address: (b.) University of St Andrews, School of Biology, BMS Building, St Andrews KY16 9ST; T.-01334 463375; e-mail: a.tobin@standrews.ac.uk Todd, Alison, BSc (Hons), DipAppSocSci, HND. Director of Children and Family Services, Policy and Practice, since 2009; b. 21.3.66, Forfar. Educ. Brechin High School; Robert Gordon University; Open University. Various residential care positions, 1993-95; State Support Offficer, Ministry of Defence, 1995-98; Community Development Officer, Ormiston Housing Cooperative, 1998-2001; Centre Manager, Rathbone Charity, 2001; Services Manager, ChildLine Scotland and NorthWest, 2001-06; Assistant Director, NSPCC North of England, 2006-07; North of England Business Workstream Leader (Seconded), NSPCC, 2007-09. Voluntary Experience - Girl Guides Association Rainbow Leader, 1990-93; Homestart Volunteer, 1995-98; Children’s Panel Member, 2000-01; Director, Scottish Alliance of Children’s Rights, Angus Summer Playscheme. Recreations: reading; walking; overseas holidays. Address: (b.) Children 1st, 1 Boroughloch Square, Edinburgh EH8 9NJ; T.-0131 319 8078; 0795 151 6265. E-mail: alison.todd@children1st.org.uk Todd, Professor Janet, MA, PhD. Professor of English Literature, University of Aberdeen, since 2005; President, Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge, since 2008; b. Llandrindod; m., Derek Hughes; 1 s.; 1 d. Educ. Dr Williams' School, Dolgellau; Newnham College, Cambridge; University of Florida. Lecturer in English, University of Cape Coast, 1964-67, University of Florida, 1969-71; Assistant Professor of English, University of Puerto Rico, 1972-74; Assistant, Associate, Full Professor of English, Rutgers University, 1974-83; Fellow in English, Sidney Sussex College, 1983-90; Chair in English, University of East Anglia, 1990-2000; Francis Hutcheson Professor of English Literature, Glasgow University, 2000- 04. Publications: many books, most recently Mary Wollstonecraft: a revolutionary life, 2000; Rebel Daughters: Ireland in Conflict 1798, 2003; ed. Cambridge edition of Jane Austen, 2005-08; ed. Jane Austen in Context, 2005; Cambridge Introduction to Jane Austen, 2006; Death and the Maidens, 2007; Connell Guide to Pride and Prejudice 2011; Cambridge Companion to Pride and Prejudice, 2013. Address: (b.) Department of English, University of Aberdeen, Aberdeen AB24 3FX; Lucy Cavendish College, Cambridge CB3 0BU; e-mail: J.Todd@abdn.ac.uk; jt272@cam.ac.uk Toft, Anthony Douglas, CBE, LVO, BSc, MD, FRCPE, FRCPGlas, FRCPLond, FRCPI, FACP(Hon),
508 WHO'S WHO IN SCOTLAND FRACP(Hon), FRCSE, FRCPC(Hon), FRCGP(Hon), FFPM (Hon), FFAEM (Hon), FCPS Pakistan (Hon), FCPS Bangladesh (Hon), FAM Singapore (Hon), MAM Malaysia (Hon). Consultant Physician, Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, 1978-2009; Physician to the Queen in Scotland, 1996-2009; Chief Medical Officer, Scottish Equitable Life Assurance (now Aegon UK), since 1987; b. 29.10.44, Perth; m., Maureen Darling; 1 s.; 1 d. Educ. Perth Academy; Edinburgh University. President, British Thyroid Association, 1996-99; Chairman, Professional and Linguistic Assessment Board, 1999-2006; President, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 1991-94; Chairman, Collegiate Members’ Committee, Royal College of Physicians of Edinburgh, 1978; Vice-President, Royal College of Physicians, 1989-91; Chairman, Scottish Royal Colleges, 1992-94; Chairman, Joint Committee of Higher Medical Training, 1993-96; Member, Health Appointments Advisory Committee, 1994-2000. Recreations: golf; gardening. Address: (h.) 41 Hermitage Gardens, Edinburgh EH10 6AZ; T.-0131-447 2221; e-mail: toft41@hotmail.com Toley, Richard, BA (Hons), MPhil, PGCE. Headmaster, Lathallan School, Johnshaven, since 2009; b. 28.6.71, Kingston-Upon-Thames; m., Indrani; 1 s.; 1 d. Educ. Chatesmore; St David’s University College, Lampeter; University of St Andrews; University of Strathclyde. Teacher of History/Classics/Rugby: Merchant Taylors School, Liverpool, 1996-99, Careers Co-ordinator, High School of Dundee, 1999-2004, Teacher of History, Director of Co-Curriculum, 2004-06; Head of Senior School, Lathallan School, 2006-09 (led development of only new Senior Independent School in country); while Headmaster, introduced ‘Civilianship Programme from age 5-18 developing ‘Confidence Without Arrogance’. Advanced Higher History Setter, 2007-09; made Fellow of Royal Society of Arts, 2012; Board member, SCIS (Scottish Council of Independent Schools). Recreations: Scottish Provincial Silver, ‘Warhammer’; cricket. Address: Brotherton Castle, Johnshaven, Angus DD10 0HN; T.-01561 362220. E-mail: richardtoley@lathallan.org.uk Tolley, David Anthony, MB, BS (Lond), FRCS, FRCSEdin, FRCPEdin. Consultant Urological Surgeon, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh, since 1980; Honorary Senior Lecturer, Department of Surgery/Urology, Edinburgh University, since 1980; Director, Scottish Lithotriptor Centre; President, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, formerly Treasurer and Director of Standards; formerly President, European Intrarenal Surgery Society, European Association Academic Urologists; b. 29.11.47, Warrington; m., Judith Anne Finn; 3 s.; 1 d. Educ. Manchester Grammar School; Kings College Hospital Medical School, London University. House Surgeon and Physician, Kings College Hospital; Lecturer in Human Morphology, Southampton University; Lecturer in Anatomy and Fulbright Fellow, University of Texas at Houston; Surgical Registrar, Hammersmith and Ealing Hospitals, London; Senior Surgical Registrar (Urology), Kings College Hospital, London; Senior Urological Registrar, Yorkshire Regional Training Scheme. Previously Member: MRC Working Party on Urological Cancer; MRC Working Party on Superficial Bladder Cancer; Editorial Board, British Journal of Urology; Council, British Association of Urological Surgeons; Standing Commitee on Postgraduate Education; Board, Minimal Access Therapy Training Unit Scotland; Education Committee, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh; Member, Specialty Advisory Committee in Urology; former President, British Society for Endourology; Past Chairman, Scottish Urological Oncology Group; formerly Chairman, Specialty Advisory Board in Urology, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh; former Member, Council, Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh; formerly Chairman, Section of Endourology, British Association of Urological Surgeons; Examiner, Intercollegiate Board in Urology; Member, Board, European Society for Urotechnology; Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Endourology; Member, Editorial Board, Hungarian Endourology; Honorary Member, Romanian Society for Endourology; Honorary Member, Romanian Urological Association; Editor, Surgeons' News; Chairman, Quincentenary Board, Royal College of Surgeons Edinburgh. Address: (b.) Murrayfield Hospital, Corstorphine Road, Edinburgh; T.-0131-334 0363. Tomkins, Professor Adam, LLB (UEA), LLM (Lond). John Millar Professor of Public Law, University of Glasgow, since 2003 and Legal Adviser to the House of Lords Select Committee on the Constitution, since 2009; b. 28.06.69, Newbury; m., Lauren J. Apfel; 3 s.; 1 d. Educ. Gillingham School, Dorset; University of East Anglia; London School of Economics. Career History: Lecturer in Law, King’s College London; Fellow and Tutor in Law, St. Catherine’s College, Oxford. Publications: Author of: “The Constitution After Scott”, 1998; “Public Law”, 2003; “Our Republican Constitution”, 2005; “European Union Law”, 2006; “British Government and The Constitution”, 2011. Recreations: whisky; guitar music; Arsenal FC. Address: (b.) School of Law, University of Glasgow, Glasgow G12 8QQ; T.-0141 330 4180; e-mail: adam.tomkins@glasgow.ac.uk Tomlinson, Professor Alan, MSc, PhD, DSc, FCOptom, FAAO. Professor of Vision Science, Glasgow Caledonian University, since 1992; b. 18.3.44, Bolton; partner, Professor Daphne McCulloch; 1 s. Educ. Lampton Grammar School, North London; Bradford University; Manchester University Institute of Science and Technology. Fellowship, British Optical Association, 1966; Registration, General Optical Council, 1966; Lecturer, Opthalmic Optics: Bradford University, 1967-68; UMIST, 1968-77; Director, Clinical Research, Wesley Jesson Inc, Chicago, USA, 1977-79 and 1983-86; Professor of Optometry: Indiana University, 1980-83, Southern California College of Optometry, 1986-91; Council Member, General Optical Council, 1999-2009; Member, British Universities Committee of Optometry, 1992-2009, Chair, 1997-99; Council Member, College of Optometry (UK), 1994-98; Member, Advisory Committee, American Academy of Optometry, 1993-98. Publications: 140 papers in scientific journals; Complications of Contact Lens Wear, 1992. Recreations: tennis; running; theatre; music. Address: (b.) Vision Science, Department of Life Sciences, Glasgow Caledonian University, City Campus, Glasgow G4 0BA; T.-0141-331 3380. Toole, Mark, MA, FRSA. Director of Information Services, University of Stirling, since 2008; Vice Chair, SCURL; Chair, UK Access Management Policy Board; Chair, SCONUL Shared and Collaborative Services Strategy Group; Chair, Libraries in Central Scotland (LICS); b. 15.9.60, Nottingham; m. Susi. Educ. Nottingham High School; Churchill College, Cambridge. User Services Manager, IT Services, London School of Economics, 1992- 96; Director of Information Resources, Richmond, The American International University in London, 1996-99; Head of Computing Service, University of Kent, 1999- 2002; Director of Information Services, University of Brighton, 2002-08. Recreations: travelling, reading, watching football and cricket. Address: The Library, University of Stirling, Stirling FK9 4LA; T.-01786 467227. E-mail: mark.toole@stir.ac.uk Topping, Professor Barry H.V., BSc, PhD, DSc (hc), CEng, CMath, CITP, MBCS, MICE, MIStructE, MIMechE, FIMA. Emeritus Professor, Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh; Director, Computational Technology Solutions, Stirlingshire; Honorary Professor, University of Pecs,
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