Arthur Vernon Oscroft (11 Nov 1934 - 17 Feb 2021)

From Arthur's friends at Basford Road Baptist Church where he was a well loved member and leader of the church. Our love and prayers go to Yvonne and to his family.

In memory of my lovely Uncle,xx

In memory of a wonderful man, proud to call him Uncle ....

Our thoughts and prayers are for Arthur himself that he may rest in peace and come to the radiance of eternity. Also for Yvonne and the family. Arthur was a valued colleague on the City Management Team and he and Yvonne were regulars at the retired chief officers lunches. We will miss him.
Pauline and Marcus (former City Secretary and Solicitor and Deputy Chief
Executive)

In loving memory of my dearest Uncle

In memory of a lovely dad and grandpa x

Arthur was a valued member of our Management Team at the City Council. He was a good man. In retirement we enjoyed his company and Yvonne's at our retired Chief Officers lunches. He and Yvonne will be in our thoughts and prayers. May Arthur rest peacefully in the radiance of eternity.

Pauline and Marcus (formerly City Secretary and Solicitor and Deputy Chief Executive)

Condolences to Auntie Lawfie and family we have very fond memories of Uncle Arthur , with love from Linda , Paul and family x

In loving memory of a treasured Uncle. From Shirley, Bernard, Hilary & Mo. Xxxx

In loving memory of a treasured Uncle. We have many Happy Family memories of all the times we spent together. From Shirley, Bernard, Hilary & Mo xxxx

Arthur was a great mentor and friend for many years. As the Youth Leader at Queensberry Baptist Church he guided us safely into adulthood. A skilled craftsman and innovator, in high office he never lost touch with the man in the street. He was a long standing supporter of the homeless through Framework and served for many years as a Magistrate. Honoured by the Queen with an OBE but remembered fondly by us as a man with a sense of humour..

Arthur was a former colleague who made a significant contribution to housing and associated services in Nottingham and the surrounding area. A much respected housing professional whose work was underpinned by strong personal values, beliefs and compassion. Beyond retirement, he maintained his commitment to the provision of good housing for people by serving in a voluntary capacity with charitable and not-for-profit housing organisations. Arthur's expertise and considerable personal qualities meant his contribution and presence always made a positive difference to any organisation he was involved with. Arthur worked altruistically and benevolently for the good of other people, the community and society.

In memory of Arthur - a loving husband

A wonderful friend and colleague, whose concern was always for the people he served.

In memory of a loving Dad, Grandpa and father-in-law.

In memory of a loving Dad and Grandpa.