Tony Harding has compiled the following:

Source; Moran, Laurie, The History of Brandon Colliery 1856-1960, Laurie Moran, 1988. ISBN 0 9517288 1 4 pages 306-7

Roll of Honour
Brandon Servicemen
Second World War, 1939-1945

1940
Gunner Frank Reynolds (28)
Gunner James Monley (30)
Private William Ramsey
Private William John Pratt (19), D.L.I.
Sergeant-Major Robert Ditchburn, D.L.I.
1942
Sergeant-Pilot John Porter (22), Royal Air Force
Private Laurence Shevels, D.L.I.
Gunner Samuel George Lockey
Sapper Ralph Guyll (20), Royal Engineers
Private James Durkin (27), D.L.I.
1943
Sergeant-Pilot Henry (Harry) Halkier, Royal Air Force
Private Ernest Gibbs, Pioneer Corps
Private Thomas Rounding
Aircraftsman Charles McGarry
1944
Norman Tunney (37), Royal Navy
Stoker Robert Nutter Oliver (20), Royal Navy
Private James Little (23), Royal Scots Regiment
Private Nicholas Tweddle
1945
Private Charles Thomas
Flight-Sergeant George Gill, Royal Air Force

Missing from this list is:
Sergeant George Ridley (Smiler), Royal Air Force
Sergeant Ridley was an air gunner and wireless operator in a Lancaster bomber which was brought down over Berlin in 1944. He was the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Ridley. pages 300-1

Notes:
Ditchburn Sgt.-Major Robert: “was killed in the evacuation of Dunkirk.” p.301
Durkin, Pte. James: lived at North street, and was initially reported missing.
Halkier, Sgt.-Pilot Henry; son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Halkier,of 4, Church Street was initially posted missing. page 298
Pratt, Pte. William; only son of Mr. and Mrs. Park Pratt, of 12, Greyridge Estate, who had been informed that their son was missing. page 290
Rounding, Pte. Thomas L., N.F., age 25, the son of Mr. and Mrs. William Rounding, was “a prisoner of the Japanese.” page 298
Shevels, Pte. Laurence, is given elsewhere as Frank Laurence. His death is not recorded by CWGC.