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BEN PERRY


lodge which used to house a barber but he had retired,” said Ben. “He suggested we take a look and it was perfect. We started to come across a couple of days a week and they were queuing out the door!” Soon a prestigious client had contacted the pair. “Dad cut the hair of a gentleman who happened to be the Commodore of the Britannia Royal Naval College,” he said. “The next week the Commander turned up and asked if we would go up to cut the cadets’ hair once a week. That was in 2003 and we’ve never looked back.” Soon after they moved to the slightly larger premises


in Higher Street and their success continued. John now works two days a week and has no plans to retire. “I don’t think Dad will ever retire,” he said. “He has clients who have been coming to him for years – they will wait in the shop for hours for him to come in, even if there are others there to do the cut – they want to have their hair cut by John. It’s the same in Dartmouth – he has clients who wait for him to come across!” Ben is now starting his own family with partner Victoria,


a PR director he met at a rugby match at Twickenham in 2010 – their son Rufus is now 18 months old. Would Ben like to see him learn hairdressing at his side as he did at his father’s? “i would never try and influence what he wanted


to do,” he says conscientiously, “but if he wanted to, it would be great to have three generations working in the business!”•


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