Funded by Realise charity, this project is a memorial to local councillor and Aspire Housing board member Brian Tomkins.
This production is a memorial piece to the late Brian Tomkins. The 70-year-old had represented Loggerheads and Whitmore on Newcastle Borough Council, served nine years as the chairman of Aspire Housing, and was a member of Newcastle-based Lyme Valley Cycling Club. Brian suffered a cardiac arrest and sadly passed away after completing a 30-mile bike ride. The production of this memorial was donated by Realise charity.
Artworks Manager, Phil Brown researched ways of constructing the image of the cyclists with help from Brians wife, Cherry.
The production was soon underway with help from apprentice Luke Steadman. The sculptures stand at 8ft tall and can be seen on the roundabout on Whitmore Road.
Cherry Tomkins, wife of late Brian Tomkins.
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