Kenneth Reginald Bagnall

Born: 26 November 1927, Birmingham South, Warwickshire, England (Jan-Mar 1928, Vol.6D, Page 91)
Parents: Reginald (Reg) Bagnall and Elizabeth (Bess) Bagnall (nee Jennings)
Siblings: None
Married 1: Margaret Edith Wall, Jul-Sep 1954, Wood Green, Middlesex, England (Vol.5F, Page 1465); Divorced
Children: Mark Bagnall, 1957
Julia Bagnall, 1960
Married 2: Rosemary (Rosie) M Hearn, Oct-Dec 1963, Surrey North Western, Surrey, England (Vol.5G, Page 1173)
Children: Elizabeth Bagnall, 1961 (Two daughters: Octavia Rose Francis and Caudilia Rosamund Francis)
David Bagnall, 1963 (married with 4 children; lives in France)
Occupation: Queen's Counsel and Deputy Circuit Court Judge; Served as a judge from 1975 to 1983
Address: Brookfield House, Portnall Rise, Wentworth, Virginia Water, Surrey, GU25 4JZ, UK
2020: Flat 16, Eversley Court, St Anne's Road, Eastbourne, BN21 2BS, UK
Died: 27 June 2020

Kenneth Bagnall

Kenneth Bagnall - Crest
Kenneth Bagnall - Appointment as Queen's Counsel in 1973 (PDF)
Kenneth Bagnall - Founding of New Law Online (PDF)
Kenneth Bagnall - Legal Technology Insider news article (PDF)
Kenneth Bagnall - The Argus news article (PDF)
Kenneth Bagnall - Telegraph news article (PDF)
Kenneth Bagnall - Director of Companies (PDF)
Kenneth Bagnall - Declared bankrupt on 6 August 1999
Kenneth Bagnall - Deceased Estate (PDF)

Alamy photographs
Please click on the photograph links below if you would like to purchase a copy of the photographs from Alamy. The photographs were taken by Tony Harris on 2 April 2001, and captioned "Former judge Kenneth Bagnall, outside Blackfriars Crown Court in London where he is attending a preliminary hearing in his case where he is accused of stealing more than 560,000 from the publishing company he ran. * Bagnall, 72, of Wentworth, Virginia Water, Surrey, who denies 14 counts of theft, allegedly took the money from New Law Publishing Company plc between October 1997 and April 1998. 2/4/01: The former judge, had the case against him thrown out. Bagnall, 72, of Wentworth, Virginia Water, Surrey, left London's Blackfriars Crown Court vindicated after the judge decided to stay the proceedings."