the press, fellow club members and liverymen (he was a Currier), as well as even with his own board of directors. He was more than once involved in fistfights on roads over his driving. He owned an Aston Martin V8 Vantage, a Ferrari, a Bentley, numerous yachts, racehorses, properties in the West Indies, and a succession of grand country mansions, one of which had an airstrip and a hangar for five aircraft. As a result of his ongoing conflict with the IBA — the then-regulator of ITV — Westward lost the round of franchise renewals in 1980, and were replaced by TSW. Cadbury's country estate was Tittenhurst Park at Sunninghill in Berkshire, which he later sold to Ron Blindell and it was subsequently purchased by John Lennon following Blindell's death. He was an animal lover who kept a parrot, a Great Dane, and a Rwandan gorilla. He was married three times. The first time was to Benedicta Bruce in 1947 (with legendary Spitfire pilot Douglas Bader as best man), with whom he had a son and a daughter; the marriage ended in divorce in 1968. He married again in 1970 to Mrs Jennifer Morgan-Jones, who was 27 years younger than he, and with whom he had another son (Joel Cadbury, one-time owner of the Groucho Club), before they divorced in 1976. In that same year, he married a third time, to Mrs Jane Mead, with whom he had two more sons. Along with nine other individuals Cadbury contributed £1,000 in 1963 to the film production of Harold Pinter's "The Caretaker". Cadbury died on 17 April 2006, at the age of 88. References External links Burkespeerage.com Obituary in The Independent Obituary in The Daily Telegraph, retrieved 18 April 2006 1918 births 2006 deaths People educated at Leighton Park School Alumni of Trinity College, Cambridge ITV people Cadbury People from Sunninghill People from Great Yarmouth Royal Air Force pilots of World War II English test pilots Military personnel from Norfolk Royal Air Force airmen