Cameron marks 60th with two parties and a Cornwall surf-off
Lord David Cameron is marking his 60th birthday with a lavish weekend at his holiday home in Cornwall, a decade after Brexit disrupted plans for a large celebration at Chequers for his 50th. The gathering reflects a change in circumstances since he left the premiership, with more than 100 friends expected to attend two nights of parties.
Guests expected to include Gordon Ramsay, Jeremy Clarkson and Helena Bonham Carter, with local chef Paul Ainsworth providing two dinners. The weekend is due to end with a surf-off on Sunday and a cream tea; Cameron bought the coastal home in 2017 for £2 million, and its additions include a snooker room and an £8,000 hot tub.
- Cameron is celebrating his 60th in Cornwall with more than 100 guests.
- Gordon Ramsay and other well-known guests are expected.
- A Sunday surf-off is planned after two nights of parties.
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Lord David Cameron was Prime Minister from 2010 to 2016, stepping down after the Brexit referendum. He subsequently held senior government positions before retiring from Parliament in 2024.
A decade ago, Cameron planned to celebrate his 50th at Chequers, the Prime Minister's residence, but his duties during the Brexit campaign prevented this. His 60th birthday comes at a very different stage of his life, now free from such demands.
Cameron is marking the milestone at his holiday home in Cornwall, which he purchased in 2017, with over 100 guests expected. Plans for the weekend include fine dining and entertainment, reflecting his changed circumstances.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “After Brexit ruined his 50th birthday, how David Cameron will celebrate his 60th in Cornwall with Clarkson and Ramsay – and a ‘surf-off’ after two nights of partying, by ALISON BOSHOFF”.