Seven-metre mural planned to honour UK's oldest WW2 veteran
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 23 Sept, 22:44 · Archive
A council is planning a seven-metre mural in memory of Donald Rose, the UK's oldest WW2 veteran.
Donald Rose, who died last summer aged 110, lived in an Ilkeston care home. The mural is to be painted on a council finance block building.
How it is being reported
- 'Stunning' 7-metre-tall mural in memory of the UK’s oldest WW2 veteran to be painted onto Derbyshire council headquartersA “stunning” seven-metre-tall mural in memory of the UK’s oldest WW2 veteran, who died last year aged 110, is set to be painted onto a Derbyshire council headquarters.Derbyshire Times · 24 Sept, 11:03
- Plan for mural of WW2 hero on council buildingA council says it wants to paint a mural on the side of the finance block in memory of Donald Rose.BBC Derbyshire · 23 Sept, 14:31
- 'Stunning' seven-metre mural planned for Ilkeston in memory of UK's oldest WW2 veteranDonald Rose, who lived in an Ilkeston care home, died last summer aged 110Derbyshire Live · 22 Sept, 13:20
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