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ing the line out towards the flower beds, a policeman concealed behind the trees bordering the garden, slipped briefly into sight during his patrol of the perimeter. David and Gillian are


quickly mastering the tech­ niques and hope soon to head towards water, accom­ panied undoubtedly by their security shadow.


As a taster, Norman


arrived bearing a salmon which promised to provide a mouthwatering meal later. Gillian has endless hob­


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bies. Now her children are older — only Victoria remains at home when not attending boarding school in the Lake District — she divides her time between Sabden and an Edwardian terraced in South London.


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Christmas is just around the corner. . .


. . . and we at Esquire house Due to her husband’s pro­


motion, they are shortly to move from that house to another more suited to his new role.


An untiring worker for


charity, her interest in mental illness resulted in an active involvement in SANE, the schizophrenia charity. She enjoys cooking, entertaining, does much of her own decorating, is a competent needlewoman making her own curtains among other things, and is currently working on a large and intricate tapestry rug — parts of which disap­ pear back to London with her on Sunday afternoons. She also relishes work in


the four and a half-acres of garden which surround their home and adds: “ Da v id’ s a v e ry good labourer.” Both husband and wife


are interested in art and their home features a large collection of pictures, origi­


nals, prints and photo­ graphs in varying styles. After leaving boarding


school in Eastbourne, Gil­ lian spent-a year at art school before her marriage to David.


David recalls their first


Christmas as man and wife with mixed emotions. “We went to the Nick O’ Pendle so that Gilly could paint. It was rea l ly cold and I remember thinking this is a rum do, marriage. We cer­ tainly never forgot that outing.”


Holidays are invariably


spent in a rented property in Salcombe. They present another opportunity for the family to meet and spend time together and for David to put to water in his Mirror dinghy. “We had about 10 years in


Devon and then, the family having left, spent three years abroad because of the bad weather. We had some very nice holidays, but it’s back to Devon again now,” says David. “ I t ’s a real family affair and we enjoy


that.” Victoria obviously loves


her home in Sabden sur­ rounded by mum, dad, grandparents and relatives and the family pet Basil, unkindly referred to as “an ankle biter” in a recent national newspaper article.


Basil, who the Wadding-


tons admit has taken to the police in “ a big way,” accompanies Gillian on her frequent journeys back and forth to London, settling without complaint into his dog basket for the duration of the journey by train. Victoria hopes to embark


on a career in drama and says she would love to join the Nati on al Youth Theatre. She is, however, of her"


mother’s mould and is determined to do it her own way stating categorically: “I e x p e c t no s p e c i a l treatment.” Victoria’s statement sums


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