Post-war Years
Tandey returned to Leamington and married. Tandey died in 1977, childless, at the age of 86. At his request, he was cremated and his ashes scattered in the Masnieres British Cemetery at Marcoing, France.
Henry Tandey Court, on Union Road, in Leamington, is named after him. It was originally a workshop and builders yard of Mr. G.F.Smith. Who built St. Marks Church and Vicarage.
A Blue plaque is to be installed outside the Angel Hotel in Regent Street, where Henry Tandey was born in 1891 and where he attended the local St Peter’s School.
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