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Saints Scrap Plans for Fans' Ashes Memorial Wall

The club says it is abandoning the project after insufficient interest from supporters. @@G:BODUY@@

· 1 min read · language: en
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A rugby league club known as Saints has cancelled plans to build a memorial wall where fans' ashes could be interred, citing a lack of demand for the scheme, according to BBC Sport.

The club said in a statement reported by BBC Sport that there had not been enough interest from supporters to justify proceeding with the project.

No further details about the original plans, their cost, or the timeline for the proposed memorial wall were disclosed in the club's statement.

BBC Sport did not report whether the club plans to offer an alternative option for fans wishing to have their ashes associated with the club in the future.

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