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Friday, 5 January 2007, 12:18 GMT

Views sought on new war memorial

Nuneaton's war memorial A public consultation process will take place over the replacement for Nuneaton's stolen war memorial.

The bronze statue of a soldier went missing from Riversley Park just days after remembrance services last year.

A group set up to co-ordinate fundraising for a replacement said the council's cabinet should make the decision over the artist and design.

The group includes council representatives and members of local ex-services organisations.

The council has had an initial offer from a sculptor to replace the statue.

It said a public consultation exercise will take place to make sure people's wishes are followed.

Supermarket collections and a charity market stall have been organised to raise money during January and February.

The 5ft (1.5m) statue had been at the site for more than 100 years.




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Stolen memorial will be replaced (12 Dec 06 |  Coventry/Warwickshire )
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