The memorial was unveiled by Sir Bernard Lovell on 27th October 2001, and re-dedicated by him in September 2006.[1]
The plaque on memorial reads:
THIS MEMORIAL COMMEMORATES THE RADAR RESEARCH CARRIED OUT AT WORTH MATRAVERS FROM 1940 - 1942 WHICH WAS CRUCIAL TO THE WINNING OF THE WAR AND THE BIRTH OF MODERN TELECOMMUNICATIONS
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