For anyone who's interested, I installed systemd-boot as per the link above, but my ESP partition was too small (Windows creates a 100Mb partition but a 1Gb is more useful for dual boots). So, I created a new ESP on my second disk, and pointed efibootmgr -d to use it. Eventually, this seems to at least boot Windows and Ubuntu now, so some progress. I haven't got to removing grub and lilo yet (as per the second link above), so we'll see how well Ubuntu updates...
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