Politics · United Kingdom · 16 hrs ago
David Cameron marks 60th birthday with celebrations in Cornwall
David Cameron celebrated his 60th birthday over three days in Cornwall.
The former UK prime minister held two dinners for more than 100 friends at his holiday home.
Guests included Gordon Ramsay, Jeremy Clarkson and Helena Bonham Carter.
The celebrations ended with afternoon tea on Sunday.
Cameron also went swimming at Daymer Bay with his sister Clare.
His 50th birthday plans in 2016 were disrupted by the Brexit vote, after which he left office.
The festivities took place at his Cornwall home, where large marquees were set up in the garden.
David Cameron marked his 60th birthday with three days of celebrations at his holiday home in Cornwall.
The former prime minister hosted two dinners for more than 100 friends.
Guests included Gordon Ramsay, Jeremy Clarkson and Helena Bonham Carter.
The celebrations ended on Sunday with afternoon tea and a swim at Daymer Bay with his sister Clare.
Cameron told the Daily Mail that he had thoroughly enjoyed the weekend.
- Who
- David Cameron, his family and friends.
- What
- Cameron celebrated his 60th birthday with three days of festivities, including two dinners.
- When
- The celebrations took place over the weekend; Cameron turned 60 on Friday.
- Where
- At Cameron’s holiday home in Cornwall and nearby Daymer Bay.
- Why
- To mark Cameron’s 60th birthday.
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It was nice as the sun came out on Saturday afternoon.
He keeps a low profile and tends to blend in. He and Samantha have been spotted on the coast path and you see him bodyboarding.
Cameron turned 60 and went for a birthday dip with two friends.
Cameron hosted a dinner for friends and enjoyed a swim and walk with friends and family.
Cameron went for a swim at Daymer Bay with his sister Clare, and the celebrations ended with afternoon tea.
- Age
- 60
- Celebrations
- Three days
- Dinners
- Two, for more than 100 friends
- Location
- Cameron’s holiday home in Cornwall
- Birthday guests
- Gordon Ramsay, Jeremy Clarkson and Helena Bonham Carter
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