The War Memorial also lists the names of the men and women who were killed during World War Two, as the memorial commemorates both servicemen and civilians.
Thomas James Banfield – Private, Royal Warwickshire Regiment
William Edward Heaton Barty – Pilot Officer, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Albert Chapman – Trooper, 10th Royal Hussars (Prince of Own) Royal Armoured Corps
Albert Joseph Caldwell – Chief Engine Room Artificer, H.M.S. Wivern
Charles Louis Carpenter – Flight Sergeant (Air Gnr.), Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve Leslie John Victor Cotton – Pilot Officer (Air Gnr.), Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Sydney Stephen Dimond – Pilot Officer, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Herbert George Gunner – Private, King’s Own Scottish Borderers
George Charles Haynes
Harold Frederick William Humphries – Serjeant, South Lancashire Regiment
Ronald Alfred Lakin – Signalman, Royal Corps of Signals
Douglas John Macpherson – Engine Room Artificer 2nd Class, H.M.S. Boadicea
David Ovenden – Serjeant, Dorsetshire Regiment
Joseph Robinson-Williams (Joseph Alfred Vincent James Williams ) – Lance Corporal, Middlesex Regiment (Duke of Cambridge’s Own)
Frank Raymond Rogers – Gunner, Royal Artillery
Richard Swaffer – Driver, Royal Army Service Corps
Alice Turner – Civilian casualty
Donald Eastburn Waterman – Second Lieutenant, Royal Artillery
Frederick Albert Weekes – Trooper, Special Service Battalion, S.A. Forces
Horace Arthur Wills – Gunner, Royal Artillery
Ernest Frank Wise – Private, Royal Army Ordnance Corps
Victor Stephen Wright – Sergeant, Royal Air Force Volunteer Reserve
Daisy Wright – Civilian casualty
Alfred James Wyatt – Leading Steward, H.M.S. Badger