Talk:Stephen Cleobury

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[edit] The Dean's retirement

Can I point out, as a chorister at King's College, that the Dean of King's did not retire: he caught cancer and sadly died a month later. Please check your sources.

Er... the article doesn't say anything about the Dean of King's. Ben Finn 14:37, 29 December 2005 (UTC)