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Presumably the Charlotte Aitken referenced in the name is the late daughter (1984-2011) of Gillon Aitken, but I can't see any sourcing for that - it would be nice to be able to answer the question "Who was the prize named after?", if someone can find a source. PamD10:15, 8 February 2024 (UTC)Reply