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In Memory Of Pete

Posted on December 6, 2020December 6, 2020 By Priptona No Comments on In Memory Of Pete

Wigan Council via their social media platforms shared an image of a familiar face earlier today. Pictured is Malcolm Garrett, outside of Pete Shelley’s former home in Leigh. Wigan Council had Malcolm unveil a blue plaque at the home. Something I am sure he was very honoured to do.

Today is the second anniversary of Pete’s passing. He is still very much missed by all. Today was a lovely way to pay tribute to his memory and legacy.

Today on the anniversary of Buzzcock, Pete Shelley's death, we announce that a blue plaque in his name has been unveiled on the exterior of his former Leigh home. Malcolm Garrett (below), a designer who worked with Buzzcocks, unveiled the plaque & Pete's family were in attendance pic.twitter.com/F25dGIEJJd

— Wigan Council (@WiganCouncil) December 6, 2020

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