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Closed 21/10/2019
Weʼve raised £140 to replace a picnic bench at the Garden of Remembrance, Scapa in memory of the 834 crew lost on H.M.S Royal Oak.
- Funded on Monday, 21st October 2019
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One of the picnic benches in the Garden of Remembrance, Scapa has been battered by wind & waves over the years and now needs replaced before someone gets hurt on it. Nobody seems to be responsible for the area and it's needing done.
It's a beautiful place and many visitors use it so we don't want it to be dangerous for them. The Garden of Remembrance is also used by locals although most probably only during the summer when it's better weather.
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4 years ago
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Steve Wales
Aug 27, 2019
Great Idea - let's hope you raise enough money .....
£20.00
Helen Mears
Aug 12, 2019
To help keep this a special place to sit and remember
£20.00
Eileen Charnley
Aug 12, 2019
Hope the bench us in place for Octobet and I can sit on it.X
£20.00
Bev Spencer
Aug 12, 2019
Will ever forget those that lost their ives in Scapa Flow.
£10.00
mick fisher
Apr 19, 2019
An excellent Idea only too pleased to help.
£30.00
Anonymous
Apr 2, 2019
£10.00
Janet Coates
Mar 23, 2019
£30.00
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Agnes Ratter
I am Area Coordinator of the H.M.S Royal Oak Survivors Association in Orkney, although we no longer have survivors the association began when there were still many alive, but all sadly now gone.