Lady Arabella Spencer-Churchill

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Lady Arabella Spencer-Churchill was a British aristocrat and social activist best known as a co-founder of the Glastonbury Festival’s charitable and cultural initiatives.

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instanceOf British aristocrat
human
social activist
associatedWith Glastonbury Festival Theatre and Circus community
Michael Eavis
burialPlace Glastonbury area
linked to: Glastonbury
causeOfDeath cancer
charitableFocus children’s welfare
education
performing arts for children
coFounded Glastonbury Festival’s charitable and cultural initiatives
countryOfCitizenship United Kingdom
dateOfBirth 1949-10-30
dateOfDeath 2007-12-20
educatedAt Holland Park School
familyName Spencer-Churchill
father Randolph Churchill
founded Children’s World charity
gender female
givenName Arabella
grandfather Winston Churchill
hasTitle Lady
knownFor Glastonbury Festival
Glastonbury Festival Theatre and Circus fields
founding Glastonbury Festival’s charitable initiatives
languageSpoken English
memberOf Spencer-Churchill family
mother June Osborne
movement counterculture of the 1960s
name Arabella Spencer-Churchill
nobleFamily Spencer-Churchill family
notableWork development of Glastonbury Festival’s Theatre and Circus areas
occupation charity worker
festival organizer
placeOfBirth London
linked to: London, England
placeOfDeath Glastonbury
positionHeld director of Glastonbury Festival Theatre and Circus fields
religion Buddhism
residence Glastonbury
sibling Winston Churchill (son of Randolph Churchill)
spouse Huw Weldon
Ian McNaughton
linked to: Ian MacNaughton
workedOn Glastonbury Festival from early 1970s

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Lady Arabella Spencer-Churchill name Arabella Spencer-Churchill
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