Pitiful. This is a shadow of the original SLOANE RANGER HANDBOOK. The first pages acknowledge that the age of the overpaid footballer has knocked the Sloane Ranger for six. But the book then tries to make out that the Sloane is, in fact, still in all traditional leadership and other roles (albeit with a modern twist). It's just not so - and rightly not so. Mrs Thatcher destroyed the hereditary authority of the Sloane Ranger along with that of the Shop Steward (something that should be remembered by The Guardian when she pops her clogs).
A follow-up on the original 1982 Henry and Caroline, and their family, would have been interesting, but a sad epitaph on people who were fundamentally decent and - at their best - resolutely determined to give back to society in a way that the overpaid footballer, with his "Bling" lifestyle, has not yet embraced.