In 1962, Vaizey elected a fellow of Worcester College, Oxford. While at Worcester College, Vaizey set up a committee to aid people arrested in Oxford for importuning, having accused the police of using agents provocateurs in policing public spaces.
In 1962, Vaizey was elected a fellow of Worcester College, Oxford. During his time at Worcester College, he set up a committee to help people arrested for soliciting in Oxford, alleging that the police were using undercover agents to manipulate public gatherings.