Hastings Bonfire Boy builds effigy in support of the NHS in his garden

Long time Hastings Bonfire Society supporter and former Firesite Captain Brian Gasson built his own impressive bonfire effigy in his back garden, paying tribute to the NHS and commemorating those who died in the two world wars.
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Long time Hastings Bonfire Society supporter and former Firesite Captain Brian Gasson built his own impressive bonfire effigy in his back garden, paying tribute to the NHS and commemorating those who died in the two world wars.

Brian built the impressive effigy at his Hastings home to coincide with what should have been the Hastings Bonfire celebrations at the weekend.

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Usually an effigy is the centre piece of the big bonfire and fireworks display on the beach.

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Brian commented: “I felt that I wanted to do something to mark the occasion.”

Earlier this year Brian, who took part in many running events with Hastings Runners, constructed a personal garden tribute to the cancelled Hastings Half Marathon event.

Pictures by Andy Clifton.

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