 In 1986 he moved to 79 Harley Street where his patients included Audrey Hepburn, Deborah Kerr and Dame Margot Fonteyn and members of the Bahrain Royal family until his formal retirement in 1998, although he continued treating patients on a part-time basis until 2003.He retired to Fawley Manor in Berkshire which he bought in 1983 and completely renovated.In 2003 he wrote his prize-winning first novel "The Two Pound Tram".