
What is recorded here
This bronze commemorative plaque records: "Chance Meeting" These sculptures were inspired by two legendary Liverpudlians. Ken Dodd O.B.E. One of Liverpool's greatest entertainers, bringing laughter and joy to millions for more than 50 years. Bessie Braddock MP. 1899 - 1970. Labour MP for Liverpool Exchange for over 24 years. She campaigned tirelessly to improve the conditions for her constituents. Awarded the Freedom of the City in 1970. Unveiled by Ken Dodd in June 2009. Sculptor Tom Murphy Recorded plaque organisation: Merseytravel.
Bessie Braddock was a Labour MP who represented Liverpool Exchange from 1945 to 1970, known for her relentless advocacy on behalf of her working-class constituents; Ken Dodd is a beloved Liverpudlian comedian and entertainer who has brought laughter to millions over his extensive career.
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