Graham Miller, 63, was cycling in the Lake District when the accident happened
A former senior manager at Halewood 's Jaguar Land Rover plant has died in a tragic cycling accident. Graham Miller, 63, died while on a cycling trip with his youngest son across Hard Knott Pass in the Lake District. Graham retired from Jaguar Land Rover in 2021, having spent many years working at the Halewood plant. He was a gifted rower and was heavily involved in the Royal Chester Rowing Club, where he was a former vice-captain and club committee member.
His career began under Ford ownership after graduating from the University of Cambridge in 1983 and spanned many UK locations and international projects across engineering, quality, launch and supply chain. 'He launched several new models across JLR’s brands including Jaguar and Range Rover.
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