Street, trying to unite families who had been split up by the war. Later life The Sinclair-Loutits had three children and lived in Canada, Thailand, Paris and Morocco, where Kenneth was stationed working as an adviser to UNICEF, before moving back to London in 1972. Sinclair-Loutit settled in Islington, qualified as a psychiatric social worker at the Polytechnic of North London and worked in north-London hospitals. After her retirement she wrote for the Islington Gazette and the Tribune, helped found the Islington Pensioners Forum and campaigned against the closure of her local A&E and against the production of nuclear weapons at Aldermaston. She died whilst on holiday in France in 2016. References 1921 births 2016 deaths English pacifists English women activists 20th-century English women 20th-century English people English anti-war activists English social justice activists People educated at Downe House School Alumni of Somerville College, Oxford People from Kensington Nurses from London