to 29 when the AVRO design team was based nearby at Hamble. The Poynton Relief Road, which crosses the former Woodford Aerodrome runway, is due to be named Roy Chadwick Way in his honour. Chadwick’s private papers Family correspondence with his daughter Rosemary Lapham, congratulations, personal documentation as well as photographs of family, acquaintances and aircraft, some conceptual engineering drawings and other mementos have been digitised and are available online. See also Stuart Davies, also assisted Chadwick in the conversion of the Manchester to the Avro Lancaster (an updated Avro Manchester) Claude Lipscomb (CPT Lipscombe), designer of the Short Stirling George Volkert, responsible for the Handley Page Halifax References External links Biography and Avro history. A picture of the Tudor 2 G-AGSU in which Chadwick was killed 1893 births 1947 deaths Aircraft designers Alumni of the University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology Avro Lancaster Commanders of the Order of the British Empire English aerospace engineers Fellows of the Royal Aeronautical Society People from Widnes People associated with the University of Manchester Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in England Victims of aviation accidents or incidents in 1947 Engineers from Lancashire