New Crewe granite poppy unveiled in moving tribute to fallen heroes
By Ryan Parker 10th Nov 2026
A permanent tribute to fallen servicemen and women has been unveiled at Radius on Crewe Business Park.
The handcrafted granite poppy was unveiled in the Radius Remembrance Garden, fronting its 52,697 sq. ft building, Emperor Way, on Tuesday 10 November.
The memorial was generously donated by Oxley's and the Royal British Legion (RBL) and is one of just 11 created by Oxley's master stonemasons.
Its design was inspired by the iconic large poppy monument in Crewe's Memorial Square.
Radius' Head of Hospitality, Natalie Hand, officially unveiled the tribute during a Service of Dedication and Remembrance attended by company directors, Mayor of Crewe, Stuart Mackay, and representatives of the Royal British Legion.

The ceremony began shortly before the traditional 11am Two-Minute Silence, with Chair of the Royal British Legion, Nancy Kay, leading the Act of Remembrance.
The Last Post and Reveille were played as those attending fell silent to remember the fallen.
Nancy also delivered the Kohima Epitaph and a poem before wreaths were laid at the memorial.
Radius' Chief Business Officer, Simeon Irvine, laid a wreath on behalf of the Crewe company, followed by the Mayor, Nancy Kay and local veterans Andy Higgins and Bradley Hebden.
The new granite poppy provides a permanent place of remembrance at the Crewe Business Park, ensuring the sacrifices of those who served are remembered by generations to come.
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