Nice to hear that the good people and businesses of Seaham have raised the £85,000 needed to keep Tommy at home on the green for the next 150 years. Im sure that cost will soon be recovered by the extra revenue raised when visitors go to Seaham to seehim. Who knows, perhaps this might make a light bulb go off above a Sunderland councillors head, who might then think that doing something worthwhile, that attracts people to the town, isnt an unusual concept. Thats if they are not too busy with planning applications for pubs and pound shops....Well done Seaham, your seafront gets better and better.
Posted on: Wed, 30 Jul 2014 11:31:02 +0000
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