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Title
Portrait Bench
Date
2015
Medium
Corten steel & wood
Accession number
RM10_AS_S011
Acquisition method
funded by the Greater London Authoriity, delivered by Sustrans
Work type
Statue
Owner
London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Council
Custodian
London Borough of Barking & Dagenham Council
Work status
extant
Unveiling date
21st October 2015
Access
at all times
Inscription description
plaque at western end of bench, below seat: Find out more about these local people at ... / Billy Bragg / Singer-songwriter & activist. / Still looking for a new England. / Women of the Dagenham Ford Strike 1968 / Sewing machinists who went on strike in a / defining moment that helped bring about the / Equal Pay Act of 1970. / WO2 Ian Fisher, 3rd Mercian Regiment / 1971 - 2013 / An exceptional soldier & / leader who grew up in Havering / & gave his life serving / in Afghanistan. / www.sustrans.org.uk/portraitbench
