Lady Glenconner

From growing up at Holkham Hall as the daughter of the Earl of Leicester to over 30 years as lady in waiting to Princess Margaret, Anne Glenconner has been at the heart of aristocratic life for almost a century. A maid of honour at Queen Elizabeth’s coronation in 1952, she returns to Henley in the week her memoir Trunks & Tiaras is published. Following bestsellers Lady in Waiting and Manners and Mischief, she reflects on the extraordinary places she has been, the unique people she has met and the experiences that have moved her over nine decades.