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Scunthorpe centenarian and former steelworker honoured with mayoral visit

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Scunthorpe centenarian and former steelworker honoured with mayoral visit

Well-respected Scunthorpe local, Tom McKenzie, marked his 100th birthday with grand celebrations which included a formal regimental ceremony and a visit from the Mayor. The celebrations recognised Tom’s valuable input both as a war veteran and former steelworker. Moreover, the festivities were not simply a recognition of Tom’s significant lifemilestone, but they also underscore this industrial town’s steel heritage and its continuing influence on the local community.

This article has been created from original content available on www.grimsbytelegraph.co.uk and subsequently adapted by The Lincoln Post.

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