Island landmark is restored

Tuesday 23rd February 2010, 8:37AM GMT.

Sculptor Gerry Foxall and his son David, centre and councillors Phil Norton, left and Clive Mason, with the cart and horse scuplture back in place on the roundabout by Donnington Wood Asda.

Sculptor Gerry Foxall and his son David, centre, and councillors Phil Norton, left and Clive Mason, with the cart and horse scuplture back in place on the roundabout by Donnington Wood Asda.

A memorial statue honouring Telford’s miners has been returned to the traffic island that was its home before it was destroyed when a 14-tonne lorry ploughed through it.

Designer Gerry Foxall, 73, went back to Granville roundabout in Donnington on Monday, February 22, to see the return of the statue he built 15 years ago.

The statue was damaged when a lorry mounted the island and smashed into it in October.

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