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Keeper of freedom's flame in the battle against apatheid
Ike Horvitch
Politician and inspirational filmmaker
Philip Whitehead
Passionate about the arts
Paul Collett
Rada librarian spent her last night at theatre
Clare Hope
Cartoonist who took a sardonic look at Hom Sap
David Austin
Sax maestro and jazz giant
Harry Gold
Tragic death of inventor and eccentric neighbour
John Shilling
A great teacher and a literary genius
John Fowles
Socialist who could turn tears to laughter
Peter Chettleborough
John Watts – A community hero to the last
John Watts
From pit village to Royalty
Robert Houston
Swimmer put his long life down to Heath dips
Percy Craske
Tributes paid to master of pop art
Patrick Caulfield
Parish priest tended sick
Fr Paul Lewis
Actor who outshone Beatles on India trip
Jerry Stovin
Undertaker who had key role in plot that tricked the Nazis
Ivor Leverton
Peacenik’s atomic energy
Professor Joseph Rotblat
Tributes to ‘giant of the Irish centre’
Mary Kenny
Bookie was always a winner
Lenny Jones
Postman showed concern for colleagues’ welfare
Robert Malone
‘Utterly reliable’ head of Parliament Hill
Cecily Manktelow
Trades union veteran
Len Nash
Harold Marks – a passion for learning
Harold Marks
Teacher of the royals
Christopher Trevor-Roberts
Educationalist who loved the classics
John Pateman
Potter whose work shunned the traditional
Eileen Lewenstein
‘Big Ron’, the pub’s very own Tommy Cooper
Ronnie Marchant
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