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In page Peter Mond, 4th Baron Melchett:

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In 1985, he took part in peaceful Campaign for Nuclear Disarmament protest at the Sculthorpe US nuclear air force base,[1] organised by the Snowball movement. Along with many other protesters, he and his partner, Cassandra Wedd, made a symbolic cut to the fence around the air base, and they were arrested and convicted of attempted criminal damage.[citation needed] He later stated that Conservative politician Lady Olga Maitland had warned him against the action, saying "Peter, Peter don’t do it – it’ll ruin your career."[1][3]