I’m a middle class snob – here’s what I really thought of my first holiday to Butlin’s (and what surprised me most)

WHEN Billy Butlin opened his first holiday camp on the Lincolnshire coast in 1936, he wanted to provide fun and affordable breaks for the working class.  Nearly a century on, that aim has not changed — although the park itself certainly has.  I wonder what Billy would think if he visited the “Skeggy” branch now, with its West End-calibre shows,...