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The rain stayed away long enough for the Brookwood Expo to be officially declared open. Having done all the hard work with Woking Borough Council when the kiosk was in the process of being adopted, Cllr Glynis Preshaw was given the honour of cutting the ribbon that marks the end of the restoration and the beginning of The Brookwood Expo, probably the worlds smallest permanent exhibition hall.A great many people turned out for the event, with VIPs Tony and Victoria from Unicorn Kiosks making the trip up to witness the opening and check out the quality of the job Alan and I have done. I'm pleased to report that the thumbs up were given.
The media were present too, with Beth from the Woking News & Mail, Jon and the Radio Wey mascot from Radio Wey taking photographs and interviewing people.Update: The dedicated website supporting the Brookwood K6 has been ceased.
Hi, I appreciate your lovely blog. I'm in northern ireland I know of least 2 in well out in the country areas,handy if you run out of gas petrol,guess the mobile phone done the damage years ago, who hasn't used one in the past,big 10pees and operators, I hear they are worth up to 5000 pound if you can restore them, after awhile you get used to them like articiles of furniture you notice them missing,thankfully they didn't take them all back.
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