Lawrence Turner - Later Life

Later Life

In order to pay off his bankruptcy, Turner worked as an Information Officer with the Central Office of Information from 1961 to 1964. He was later General Manager of Amalgamated Developers Ltd. In 1971, when the Suez rebel group reunited, Turner described himself as "living in obscurity and poverty in a shared room in Notting Hill".

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