On the death of his father in 1976, he inherited the title of Baron Kindersley[REF] and a seat in the House of Lords where he sat as a Conservative [REF].
Until the mid-1990s he gave speeches occasionally on alternative medicine, the Osteopaths Bill [H.L.], and several times on the Housing and Urban Development Bill and finally on 5 June 1995 on the Commonwealth Development Corporation (No. 2) Bill [H.L.].