 Her one-time militant partner Norah Elam, who had become a leading member of Mosley's British Union of Fascists wrote a scathing attack of the Guild calling it an anti-fascist circus describing her former friend as an 'extinct volcano'.Flora and Joseph Drummond divorced in 1922 and later that year she married a cousin, Alan Simpson.Alan was killed during an air-raid in 1944; Flora returned to Arran, was denied the permission to build a cottage and so lived in a makeshift corrugated iron roofed shed, until her neighbours took her in when she became ill, and she died in 1949 following a stroke at the age of 70.