1936 Born Nuneaton, Warwickshire.
1952 Studied at Nuneaton School of Art.
1953 Moved to Cornwall, studied at Penzance School, National Diploma
in Art and Design. Worked at the Leach Pottery, St Ives.
1956 National Service followed by postgraduate studies at Central
School of Art, London Appointed as Technical Assistant.
1958 Part time work at Leach Pottery, resident in Cornwall.
1960 Started his own workshop in London, began part-time teaching.
1961 Work accepted by the Council of Industrial Design.
1962 In Australia. Helpled Ian Sprague to establish a pottery workshop.
1965 Returned to England and established Stradbroke Pottery.
1976 Awarded CAC bursary.
1979 Craftsman in residence, Victoria, Australia.
1980 Craftsman in residence, Monash University.
1982 Craftsman in residence, Indiana University, U.S.A.
Invited to judge Ceramic Awards in New Zeland.
1984 Returned to England, continued production in Stradbroke.
1985 Commission for large candle holders for Lincoln Cathedral.
1986 Major retrospective at The Hanley Museum, Stoke-on-Trent.
1990 Visit to New South Wales to further study the outback landscape
influencing his work to date.
1990 Beaux Arts exhibition in Bath.
1991 Solo exhibition at the Rufford Craft Centre.
1993 Exhibtion at Gallery B15, Munich, Germany.
1994 Exhibits work at Ceramic Arts Gallery, Vienna.
1995 Ceramic Arts Fair, Gallerie L Vienne 1995, Germany.
1996 Solo Exhibition at The Leach Legacy Exhibition, St Ives.
1996 Rufford and Hatfield Art and Ceramic Fairs.
1996 Solo Exhibition at The Leach Legacy Exhibition, St Ives.