Further to our announcement earlier this year, the OHA would like to invite Old Hulmeians to the OHA Annual Dinner 2012. The dinner will be held on Saturday 2 June at William Hulme's Grammar School, Manchester. Read More...

Thanks to Paul Collis, Mike Cummings, and Rick Shotton for coming into to William Hulme today and addressing Lower Sixth (Year 12) - sharing their career paths and thoughts on what they had wished they had known at 18. You can still share your thoughts or any career advice by coming in on 27 February, 12 March and 26 March - please contact us at oha@oldhulmeians.org

Groups of Old Hulmeians are talking to the Lower Sixth (Year 12) on Mondays 11-12 on 27 February, 12 March and 26 March at WHGS. If you would like to help out and share your career path contact us at oha@oldhulmeians.org

Our speaker is Vernon Lord at the school from 1975- 1982. Lacrosse star, a career high of being a former Treasurer of the OHA now the MD of restaurant chain 'Individual Restaurant Company' which include brands: Piccolinos, Restaurant Bar and Grill and Manchester bar Panacea.

The dinner will be held on Saturday 2 June at William Hulme's Grammar School, Manchester. Tickets and further details to be announced shortly.

Did you attend WHGS 1965 - 1975? Christopher Finn has organised a group from his year, including so far George Lord, Dave Wilkins, Rick Jeffreys, Rick Burslem, Chris Plunket and Rob Edmundson. Do you know these chaps? Then come along to the OHA Annual Dinner!

The London OHA Dinner will take place at the RAF Club, Piccadilly, on November 18th at 7.30pm. We are delighted to welcome Lord Framlingham (OH) who will be our main speaker.

Our annual dinner this year was held on Saturday 25 June 2011 at school. The principal guest and speaker at the dinner was distinguished old boy Robert Hough, chairman of the North West Regional Development Agency. Robert has an outstanding track record of local service. He is currently a director (and deputy chairman) of Peel Holdings and a governor of the University of Manchester, and was previously executive chairman of the Manchester Ship Canal Company, chairman and vice-president of the Manchester Commonwealth Games, a director of Manchester Business School, and also a former governor of WHGS. He is a deputy-lieutenant of Greater Manchester, and was additionally high sheriff of Greater Manchester in 2004-5 and president of the Manchester Chamber of Commerce & Industry in 1994-5.