Keith Wickenden

Keith Wickenden had an older brother named Roland, who served as chairman of European Ferries. ==Business career==

Wickenden worked as a partner at a firm of chartered accountants. When his brother Roland died in 1972, he became chairman of European Ferries. In 1973, he became a director of Brighton & Hove Albion F.C. ==Political career==

In 1979, he became Member of Parliament for Dorking as a member of the Conservative Party. The seat was abolished in 1983, and he declined running for election in the Mole Valley seat which nearly replicated Dorking, due to a lung disorder. ==Personal life==

Wickenden was married and had four sons. He was an experienced pilot, and often flew his own Spitfire to engagements. ==References==