Roger Alan Dudman was the Labour mayor of

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(

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) between 1985 and 1986, succeeding the

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Frank Arnold Garside. The Labour Party remained in office on the

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until 1988, when Nellie Dorothy ("Queenie") Whorley (later Mrs Comfort) was elected. The period of office of Lord Mayor was for one year and allocated on seniority of serving on Oxford City Council. Roger Dudman died in 1990 and several local landmarks bear his name: posthumously the Oxford road, " Roger Dudman Way", north of

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, the site of the Castle Mill student blocks.

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Year of birth missing 1990 deaths Labour Party (UK) councillors Lord Mayors of Oxford Members of Oxford City Council {{England-mayor-stub