Cancelled
15 ships ordered for the Royal Navy from UK shipyards as part of the 1943 Programme were all cancelled on 31 October 1943:
- Caldecot Castle - ordered 19 January 1943 from John Brown & Company, Clydebank.
- Dover Castle - ordered 19 January 1943 from A. & J. Inglis, Glasgow.
- Dudley Castle - ordered 19 January 1943 from A. & J. Inglis, Glasgow.
- Bere Castle - ordered 23 January 1943 from John Brown & Company, Clydebank.
- Calshot Castle - ordered 23 January 1943 from John Brown & Company, Clydebank.
- Monmouth Castle (originally to have been Peel Castle) - ordered 23 January 1943 from John Lewis & Sons, Aberdeen.
- Rhuddlan Castle - ordered 23 January 1943 from John Crown & Sons, Sunderland.
- Thornbury Castle - ordered 23 January 1943 from Ferguson Brothers, Port Glasgow.
- Appleby Castle - ordered 3 March 1943 from Austin, at Sunderland.
- Tonbridge Castle - ordered 3 March 1943 from Austin, at Sunderland.
- Norwich Castle - ordered 4 May 1943 from John Brown & Company, Clydebank.
- Oswestry Castle - ordered 4 May 1943 from John Crown & Sons, Sunderland.
- Pendennis Castle - ordered 4 May 1943 from John Crown & Sons, Sunderland.
- Alton Castle - ordered 10 July 1943 from Fleming & Ferguson, Paisley.
- Warkworth Castle - ordered 10 July 1943 from Fleming & Ferguson, Paisley.
36 ships were ordered on 15 March 1943 for the Royal Navy from Canadian shipyards for completion between May 1944 and June 1945, but were all cancelled in December 1943:
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