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Walter Byford was a resident of Weatherfield Vale, the care home where Martin Platt was employed. Martin became concerned about Walter's well-being when he went off his food. He explained that he was worried about his sister, Mabel - who had been placed in Greenside House, situated on the other side of Weatherfield following Walter's stroke. Although Gerald Lickley, the care home manager was unsympathetic towards Walter's situation, Martin managed to secure a place for him in his sister's home. When Martin went to inform him of the good news, he discovered that Walter had died.

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rdf:type	Character
rdfs:label	Walter Byford
rdfs:comment	Walter Byford was a resident of Weatherfield Vale, the care home where Martin Platt was employed. Martin became concerned about Walter's well-being when he went off his food. He explained that he was worried about his sister, Mabel - who had been placed in Greenside House, situated on the other side of Weatherfield following Walter's stroke. Although Gerald Lickley, the care home manager was unsympathetic towards Walter's situation, Martin managed to secure a place for him in his sister's home. When Martin went to inform him of the good news, he discovered that Walter had died.
dcterms:subject	Coronation Street characters Coronation Street characters 1999 minor characters 1999 minor characters 1999 deaths 1999 deaths
Number of Appearances	3(xsd:integer)
Sibling(s)	Mabel Byford
First Appearance	1999-01-31(xsd:date)
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Character Name	Walter Byford
Played By	Vincent Worth
Died	1999-02-07(xsd:date)
Last Appearance	1999-02-07(xsd:date)
Occupation	Pensioner
abstract	Walter Byford was a resident of Weatherfield Vale, the care home where Martin Platt was employed. Martin became concerned about Walter's well-being when he went off his food. He explained that he was worried about his sister, Mabel - who had been placed in Greenside House, situated on the other side of Weatherfield following Walter's stroke. Although Gerald Lickley, the care home manager was unsympathetic towards Walter's situation, Martin managed to secure a place for him in his sister's home. When Martin went to inform him of the good news, he discovered that Walter had died.
is Sibling(s) of	Mabel Byford

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