The Blue Paper
The Blue Paper is Worth Society’s annual magazine that is published and sent out to fully subscribed Worth Society members.
It is a 64-page, full-colour A4 magazine comprising three sections :
- Worth Society Life (reviews the Society’s numerous sporting events, social events and charitable activities)
- Life and Times of Worthians (is packed full of news, photos and articles submitted by Worthians)
- The Old Place (where you will find out the latest news from the School and the Monastery)
The 10/11 issue is now available from Worth Society and was despatched to all members in September 2011. If you didn’t receive a copy, it could be that your membership to Worth Society has lapsed – in which case it is very easy to subscribe to Worth Society membership @ £25 per annum.
Click here to view a pdf of past issues of The Blue Paper. (A pdf of the latest 10/11 issue will be posted on the website once the 11/12 issue is published in 2012) :
Here follows some feedback that we have received from our readers :
Many thanks and congratulations on producing a truly excellent publication!
Rodney Bligh (C’64)
I have just been reading the latest and most excellent edition of The Blue Paper. It really is a splendid production and I do congratulate you.
Andrew Boys (R’64)
Really enjoyed the magazine.
Bill Hurst (R’86)
I was very gratified to get my copy of The Blue Paper through the post. It’s pretty packed, and very impressive. A super read that’s had me glued all morning.
Sandy Mallett (R’79)
Very impressed by the latest Blue Paper magazine – well done!
Philip de Ayala (C’76)
Many thanks for another great Blue Paper, fascinating read as ever.
Giles Turton (F’02)
I received my copy of the Blue Paper a while back and thoroughly enjoyed it – thank you to you and the editorial team.
Michael Bernard (C’77)
Thank you very much for sending on the copy of The Blue Paper – delighted to be associated with such a prestigious publication!
Cathy Corcoran OBE, Chief Executive Cardinal Hume Centre
Please don’t hesitate to contact Olivia Henley at worthsociety@worth.org.uk if you have any queries.