The "Gregynog Statistical Conference" is an annual conference which is held around Easter at Gregynog Hall, first established in 1965 by Dennis Lindley during his tenure at Aberystwyth.

Some interesting facts:

• In addition to traditional academic talks, there have been 15 "Gregynog Speakers" (who either talked about Gregynog Hall, or were artists who talked about their work), 2 "Musical Interludes", and 22 short courses comprised of 3 lectures (typically) which gave an introduction to a specialist topic.
• In total there have been 441 talks, the first given by John Aitchison, and the most recent milestone talk (400th) given by Philip Protter (Columbia).
• A small selection of past speakers (to 1990) include: Henry Daniels, David Cox, Peter Bickel, David Kendall, George Barnard, John Nelder, Brad Efron, Adrian Smith, Peter Donnelly, David Spiegelhalter and Julian Besag.
• The speakers who have spoken on most seperate occasions are Russell Cheng (Southampton) and John Copas (Warwick), both of whom have spoken 5 times.
• The speaker who has spoken most frequently is Martin Crowder (Imperial) (6 times, comprising a short course of 3 talks in 1994 (30th) and 3 talks in 2001 (37th)).
• The record for the greatest time elapsed between presentations is 38 years and is held by Alan Hawkes (1975 and 2013).

The following pdf files contain a listing of all past speakers at the Gregynog Statistical Conference:

• In Temporal Order
• By Surname
• By Institution

The following table is a complete list of the programmes of previous Gregynog Statistical Conferences, along with other selected resources (such as pictures):

1965	1975	1985	1995	2005	2015: webpage, handbook, picture
1966	1976	1986	1996	2006	2016: webpage, handbook, picture
1967	1977	1987	1997	2007	2017: webpage, handbook, picture
1968	1978	1988	1998	2008	2018: webpage, handbook, picture
1969	1979	1989	1999	2009	2019: webpage, handbook, picture
1970	1980	1990	2000	2010
1971	1981	1991	2001	2011: handbook, picture
1972	1982	1992	2002	2012: handbook, picture
1973	1983	1993	2003	2013: handbook, picture
1974	1984	1994	2004	2014: handbook, picture

If you have any other resources (such as pictures etc.) please forward to one of the current organising committee.