EMILY PRESCOTT: Tom Felton doesn’t make a scene when not recognised

Harry Potter actor Tom Felton kept fans spellbound with his blockbuster role as malevolent Draco Malfoy. But could his star power be on the wane?

My spies at the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth say that Felton, 34, was turned away from the members’ bar at the Surrey golf course because the doorkeepers didn’t recognise him. Unlike the mischief-making Malfoy, he didn’t make a scene.

I’m told Tom headed off to find a drink elsewhere, after working up a thirst playing in Wentworth’s Pro-Am celebrity tournament.

‘As long as it’s drinkable and cold, it’ll do,’ said Felton. That’s the spirit!

My spies at the BMW PGA Championship at Wentworth say that Felton, 34, was turned away from the members’ bar at the Surrey golf course because the doorkeepers didn’t recognise him. Unlike the mischief-making Malfoy, he didn’t make a scene

As owner of the upmarket Daylesford Organic farmshops that kept Boris Johnson supplied with gourmet ready meals during lockdown, she’s the queen bee of the Cotswolds.

Now I hear Lady Bamford is to expand her wellness empire by opening a private members’ club next year on her Gloucestershire estate. ‘The Club by Bamford’ will focus on fitness, with personal training, meditation and even a cryotherapy chamber to provide ‘cold therapy’ at minus 160C temperatures. Perfect for local David Cameron to indulge in a spot of chillaxing…

Russell Brand is making a meal of things 

He’s been battling with neighbours to build a recording studio at the Oxfordshire pub he’s bought – with locals insisting on major sound-proofing. Now I note the teetotal star wants to serve vegan food when the pub reopens after a refurb. But don’t all rush over for a healthy treat – the council confirms Russell’s Crown Inn in Pishill is not registered as a food business. Let’s hope that changes – or else you’ll need a picnic.

Russell Brand has been battling with neighbours to build a recording studio at the Oxfordshire pub he’s bought – with locals insisting on major sound-proofing

Crush of the week

She wore a dazzling white ballgown and glittering tiara as one of 15 debutantes chosen to attend this year’s Queen Charlotte’s Ball. But 20-year-old Ashelen Lund, is not just a society belle – back home in Las Vegas, she’s a professional figure-skater.

Last year she found herself on extremely thin ice after an accident saw her develop such a serious infection on her ankle, there were fears her foot would need to be amputated.

But in a happy twist, she tells me her date for the ball was her dad, who is also a plastic surgeon – he performed an emergency operation that saved her foot and career.

‘I am so grateful to have been able to experience this with him,’ says Lund, adding: ‘Debutantes are role models for the younger generations.’

Ashelen Lund, is not just a society belle – back home in Las Vegas, she’s a professional figure-skater