In 2006, he launched a project called "New Future for Nairn", recalling that the town of Nairn had once been popular for seaside holidays and known as "the Brighton of the North". In 2007 came more detailed plans to develop 274 acres of land at Delnies, on the outskirts of the town, for new housing, a sports centre, and an arts centre.[4]
In 2001, Lord Cawdor clashed with his stepmother, Angelika Campbell, Countess Cawdor, when she tried to have him evicted from the castle, so that she could continue to occupy it.[4] In 2005, he and his wife and children were living at Drynachan Lodge, an eight-bedroom hunting lodge by the River Findhorn.[8]
In 2007, as "Earl Colin & Countess Isabella of Cawdor", Vogue listed the Cawdors among its best-dressed couples.[9][10]
^ ab Sarah Lyall (2013-06-22). "Son and Heir? In Britain, Daughters Cry No Fair". The New York Times. Retrieved 2013-06-23.
^ abc"Cawdors unite to regenerate town". 2007-03-09. Retrieved 2021-03-19.
^. Archived from the original on 2007-07-04. Retrieved 2007-08-13.
^Rhiannon Batten, , The Independent, 31 January 2004, accessed 13 August 2007: "But after having three children in quick succession – Jean, now six, James, five, and Eleanor, almost four ..."
^ abNicola Jeal, "The woman who put the Highlands in Vogue" The Observer, 13 April 2003, accessed 13 August 2007.
^ abJanet Christie, "Shooting from the hip", The Scotsman, 8 January 2005, accessed 13 August 2007: "Lord and Lady Cawdor, 42 and 38, and their four children, Jean, seven, James, six, Eleanor, four, and Beatrice, four months..."
colin, campbell, earl, cawdor, colin, robert, vaughan, campbell, earl, cawdor, born, june, 1962, scottish, peer, landowner, architect, member, house, lords, from, 1993, 1999, vice, lord, lieutenant, nairnshire, right, honourablethe, earl, cawdordlvice, lord, l. Colin Robert Vaughan Campbell 7th Earl Cawdor DL born 30 June 1962 is a Scottish peer landowner and architect A member of the House of Lords from 1993 to 1999 he is Vice Lord Lieutenant of Nairnshire The Right HonourableThe Earl CawdorDLVice Lord Lieutenant of NairnshireMember of the House of LordsLord TemporalIn office 1993 1999Preceded byThe 6th Earl CawdorSucceeded byseat abolishedPersonal detailsBorn30 June 1962Carmarthen Carmarthenshire WalesSpouseLady Isabella Stanhope m 1994 wbr ChildrenLady Jean Campbell James Chester Campbell Viscount Emlyn Lady Eleanor Campbell Lady Beatrice CampbellParentsHugh John Vaughan Campbell 6th Earl Cawdor father Cathryn Hinde mother RelativesClan Campbell of CawdorEducationEton CollegeSt Peter s College OxfordOccupationarchitect politician landowner Contents 1 Life 2 Personal life 3 References 4 External linksLife editBorn in Carmarthen 1 Cawdor is the elder son of Hugh John Vaughan Campbell 6th Earl Cawdor and his first wife Cathryn Hinde a daughter of Major General Sir Robert Hinde and was educated at Eton College and St Peter s College Oxford 2 On his father s death in 1993 he succeeded him as Earl Cawdor of Castlemartin Viscount Emlyn of Emlyn and Baron Cawdor of Castlemartin 2 He also inherited a Scottish estate of some 50 000 acres and Cawdor Castle 3 which is one of the locations of the Shakespeare play Macbeth 4 In 2006 he launched a project called New Future for Nairn recalling that the town of Nairn had once been popular for seaside holidays and known as the Brighton of the North In 2007 came more detailed plans to develop 274 acres of land at Delnies on the outskirts of the town for new housing a sports centre and an arts centre 4 Personal life editOn 21 October 1994 at Adare County Limerick Lord Cawdor married Lady Isabella Stanhope youngest daughter of William Stanhope 11th Earl of Harrington 2 She was a Vogue fashion editor who has since become an interior decorator 5 They have four children 2 Lady Jean Campbell born 1997 6 James Chester Campbell Viscount Emlyn born 1998 7 Lady Eleanor Campbell born 2000 7 Lady Beatrice Campbell born 2004 8 In 2001 Lord Cawdor clashed with his stepmother Angelika Campbell Countess Cawdor when she tried to have him evicted from the castle so that she could continue to occupy it 4 In 2005 he and his wife and children were living at Drynachan Lodge an eight bedroom hunting lodge by the River Findhorn 8 In 2007 as Earl Colin amp Countess Isabella of Cawdor Vogue listed the Cawdors among its best dressed couples 9 10 On 23 June 2013 The New York Times quoted Lord Cawdor s elder sister Lady Liza Campbell in an article which described male preference primogeniture as a legacy form of sexism 3 References edit Liza Campbell I m not just a chromosomal faux pas The Daily Telegraph 19 January 2004 accessed 13 August 2007 a b c d Burke s Peerage volume 1 2003 page 729 a b Sarah Lyall 2013 06 22 Son and Heir In Britain Daughters Cry No Fair The New York Times Retrieved 2013 06 23 a b c Cawdors unite to regenerate town 2007 03 09 Retrieved 2021 03 19 Cawdor Estate Scottish Highland accommodation and outdoor activities Archived from the original on 2007 07 04 Retrieved 2007 08 13 Rhiannon Batten From city lights to country life The Independent 31 January 2004 accessed 13 August 2007 But after having three children in quick succession Jean now six James five and Eleanor almost four a b Nicola Jeal The woman who put the Highlands in Vogue The Observer 13 April 2003 accessed 13 August 2007 a b Janet Christie Shooting from the hip The Scotsman 8 January 2005 accessed 13 August 2007 Lord and Lady Cawdor 42 and 38 and their four children Jean seven James six Eleanor four and Beatrice four months International best dressed list 2007 22 August 2007 Hollywood Today 28 September 2007External links editHansard 1803 2005 contributions in Parliament by the Earl Cawdor Out out damn GMOs article in The Daily Telegraph published 21 July 2001 Liza Campbell I m not just a chromosomal faux pas The Daily Telegraph 19 January 2004 Martin Hodgson and Stephen Khan This Britain The Independent 4 June 2006 Peerage of the United Kingdom Preceded byHugh John Vaughan Campbell Earl Cawdor1993 present Incumbent Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Colin Campbell 7th Earl Cawdor amp oldid 1223724334, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
