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Gerry Taylor of Haverhill based Taylor's Foundry has offered to replace for free the stolen brass plaque marking the grave of a soldier who was killed in Afghanistan.
Cpl Darren Bonner, 31, of Peterborough, was serving with the 1st Battalion Royal Anglian Regiment, when he died in an explosion in Helmand in May 2007.
The plaque marked where his ashes were buried at Enfield Crematorium.
Gerry Taylor explained that he had heard previously about Cpl Bonner's mother taking part in a sponsored walk for charity.
Shocked by the theft and wanting to help, Mr Taylor said:"When this story came up I thought at last there is something I can do. We would like to donate a plaque in replacement for the one which was stolen, for which I'm sure the people who stole it will get about £2!"
other news
Gerry Taylor of Taylor's Foundry has been hard at work help local charity, The Centre for Computing History.
Taylormade Castings have recently bought Gregory's of Cannock - a company specialising in the production of Street Furniture and Outdoor Furniture.
Gerry Taylor has entered the next round of the UK Caterham R400 championship, his first races are on the 23rd, 24th and 25th of September 2005 at brands hatch.
