Radford District Virtual
At least 267 Radford Great War fatalities were not commemorated locally during the conflict's aftermath. This section of the Roll of Honour has been compiled from Nottingham Evening Post obituary entries, the CWGC Debt of Honour Register and other military sources, census data and Birth, Marriage and Death indexes. David Nunn
Identified casualties
271
people
- Names on this memorial
- Location
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Names on this memorial
- Abraham Abbott
- William Ackroyd
- Alexander Francis Alcock
- A J Algernon-Cox
- Louis Allcock
- Arthur Ernest Andrews
- Percival Edwin Archer
- Alfred Armstrong
- George Thomas Armstrong
- John Ball
- Alexander Banks
- Charles Barker
- Thomas Albert Barnes
- John Claude Barson
- George Beck
- George Richard Beddow
- Arthur Bee
- Harry Bignall
- Charles Blower
- Edgar Fell Bonney
- William Henry Boseley
- Robert Bottomore
- Edward Bradbury
- Thomas Charles William Bradley
- John Brereton
- Leonard Broadhurst
- John Stanley Brooke
- Arthur Brownett
- Oliver Brownett
- Arthur Bucknall
- Oliver Burton
- Alexander Butters
- Claude Butters
- Arthur Caunt
- Walter Caunt
- Albert Edward Childs
- John George Chubb
- Charles Whiting Clark
- Tom Clifford
- Frederick Samuel Collins
- Herbert Alfred Cottee
- Clarence Frederick Stuart Cox
- Charles Coy
- William Croft
- Samuel Cropley
- Arthur William Dames
- Thomas William Derry
- Fred Pockering Dixon
- George Doar
- Percy Dominic
- Joseph Arthur Dooley
- Percy Duffield
- Harry Dunmore
- Harry Dutton
- William Edge
- Samuel Arthur Edge
- George Edwards
- Arthur Eyre
- Archibald Hawthorne Fanton
- William Fearn
- George Henry Fell
- John Ferguson
- George C Fidler
- David Finch
- Samuel Finch
- Edward Fines
- Arthur Fletcher
- Alfred Charles Fletcher
- William Fox
- John Robert Frettingham
- Wallace Gale
- Charles Henry Gee
- Walter Gill
- Ernest Raymond Goodman
- Frederick Goodwin
- George Gospel
- Henry Charles Green
- Harold Green
- William Barber Green
- Arthur Hallam
- John Mayor Handley
- Henry Flint Hardy
- Herbert Hardy
- Norman Frank Hardy
- William C Hardy
- Henry Hare
- Albert Harris
- W A Harrison
- William Henry Harvey
- John Hawley
- Ernest Haywood
- I Hazard
- Horace Heath
- John Frederick Herod
- Ernest Hewson
- Thomas Cliff Hickling
- Frederick William Hickson
- Albert Hitchin
- Arthur Holden
- George Holland
- Willie Holland
- Thomas Holmes
- Arthur Houghton
- Edward Arthur Howitt
- Jeremiah Hudson
- Arthur Hughes
- James Hughes
- Edmund Hunt
- William Hurt
- Walter James Jackson
- John Jarvis
- Herbert Arthur Jepson
- Albert James Johnson
- Ernest Johnson
- Wilfred Johnson
- Dick Keeling
- Percy Keward
- Thomas King
- William C Knight
- Harry Knight
- William George Lacey
- John Thomas Lamb
- George Alexander Large
- John Henry Lawton
- George Lee
- William Lee
- Gustavus Lenglet
- Charles Henry Lewis
- Charles Litchfield
- Samuel Henry Lokes
- Samuel Longdon
- Harold Malbon
- Ernest Marriott
- Harry Martin
- William Martin
- Alfred Edward Mason
- Fred May
- James Benjamin May
- Samuel McClure
- John William Meakin
- Charles Mellows
- Charles V Mercer
- Harold Mercer
- Dennis Morland
- Henry Arnold Morley
- Thomas William Morley
- John Morton
- Arthur Murcott
- George Needham
- Edward Noseley
- William Nowell
- Harold Nutall
- James Nuttall
- Charles Oakley
- Arthur Oldfield
- John Oldfield
- Edward Onions
- Jack Oscroft
- William Oscroft
- Emily Jane Page
- Jack Palmer
- Walter Peach
- Edith Perkins
- John William Pett
- Alfred Phillimore
- Wallace Pike
- Joseph Pilkington
- John Thomas Pitt
- Thomas Potter
- George Herbert Powell
- Albert William Price
- Frank Priestley
- Frank Punter
- George Pyatt
- Henry Raynor
- Isaac Hargreaves Raynor
- Harry Fitzwater Read
- Albert Redgate
- Joseph Oswald Reed
- Harold J Richardson
- Walter George Rimmington
- Thomas Charles Robinson
- George Henry Rogers
- James Rooney
- Sidney Walter Roworth
- Arthur William Salisbury
- Leonard Salisbury
- George Sanday
- Henry Sansom
- John Saunders
- Harry Savage
- Fred Scott
- Thomas H Searston
- Archibald Shaw
- Charles Henry Shaw
- Ernest Arthur Shaw
- George Edward Shelton
- Wallace Sheraton
- Sherwin Harold Shipston
- Arthur Sibbring
- Leonard Simmins
- Henry Simpson
- William Sims
- John Slack
- Robert Smallwood
- Frederick Smith
- John Smith
- Edward Smith
- Frederick Gilbert Smith
- John Smith
- Frederick Smith
- Samuel Smith
- James Snow
- George Starbuck
- George Stevenson
- Henry Stevenson
- Walter Stokes
- Ernest Straw
- William Streets
- Henry Stubbins
- Joseph Sweet
- Tom Sylvester
- Bernard Taylor
- John Taylor
- Thomas Taylor
- Benjamin Thresher
- John Henry Tidy
- Wallace Tomlinson
- Arnold Tomlinson
- Arthur Toplis
- Frank Tradewell
- Joseph Truswell
- Claude Turier
- Frank Turner
- Herbert Turton
- Arthur Leslie Twissell
- George Varney
- Thomas Voce
- Frank Wagstaff
- Herbert Wakefield
- G H Wallace
- Edwin Walters
- William Leslie Ward
- William Charles Warriner
- William Charles Warriner
- Fred Watchorn
- Herbert Watkin
- George Watson
- Thomas Watson
- George Watson
- Albert Watts
- John Addems Webb
- Walter White
- John Joseph Whitehead
- Edward Whyman
- Samuel Wightman
- Harry Wilkinson
- Edward Williamson
- James B Wilson
- Joseph Wood
- John Frederick Wood
- Alfred Woodward
- John Henry Glen Woodward
- Joshua Woolley
- Charles Woolley
- Henry A Woolley
- Thomas Woolley
- Joseph Wright
- Richard Wright
- Arthur Lawrence Wright
- John Denham Wynn
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Photo David Nunn
Little of the old Radford remains. Its terraced rows, heaving pubs and thriving shops vanished during later twentieth century demolition and redevelpoment. Raleigh, Players and numerous small mills, workshops and factories are distant memories. However, although now a café, the White Horse, on the corner of Faraday and Ilkeston Roads, stands as a defiant reminder of the past. This was the setting for Saturday Night and Sunday Morning's boozing contest after which anarchic, nihilistic, womanising anti-hero Arthur Seaton rolled drunkenly down the back stairs. Alan Sillitoe's novel and Karel Reisz’s 1960 film uncompromisingly depicted a tough neighbourhood at work and play, projecting Radford on to the cultural radar. The late Albert Finney’s brilliant portrayal implanted Seaton, for all his loutish selfishness, permanently in the affection of many Nottinghamians. David Nunn