Shutter on display
A WINDOW shutter is taking pride of place in a new display in Torquay.
The shutter used to hang in the Rosetor Hotel in Chestnut Avenue and bears the names of 15 RAF airman who stayed there during World War Two.
They were among 55,000 airmen who passed through the town for training.
After two years of planning, the shutter has returned to the site, now the Riviera International Conference Centre, and has been unveiled for permanent display.
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A ceremony was attended by Cllr Derek Mills, chairman of Torbay Council, and his escort Judith Mills, Civic Society chairman Ian Handford and Derek Sampson, whose brother Ian had originally removed the window shutter for posterity in 1980.
Russell Buckingham, chairman of the Turning Point Heritage Trust, George Wootten, of Torbay and South Devon RAF Air Gunners' Association, and mayor Gordon Oliver, a founding member of the trust, were also present.
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