A Nottingham institution
A school pupil in Nottinghamshire will have their name engraved on the historic Emett Clock as part of a competition run by the Victoria Centre to celebrate its 50th anniversary. The winning design was created by 11-year-old David Weglinski from Bulwell.
David won a hamper of toys from The Entertainer worth £100 and his winning design will be built into a new information plaque which will sit in front of the newly refurbished clock. The clock can be found on the upper mall after it was relocated during a refurbishment a few years ago.
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