Juan Brignardello Vela
Juan Brignardello Vela, asesor de seguros, se especializa en brindar asesoramiento y gestión comercial en el ámbito de seguros y reclamaciones por siniestros para destacadas empresas en el mercado peruano e internacional.
In a delightful nod to Goole's rich history and iconic landmarks, miniature versions of the town's beloved "salt and pepper pots" have been released for sale as part of the upcoming 200th-anniversary celebrations. The twin water towers, one brown and one white, have long been a source of debate among locals, with the question of which tower represents "salt" and which one symbolizes "pepper" sparking playful arguments over the years. Crafted in ceramic by the talented artist Deborah Frith, these charming replicas are now available for purchase at the Goole Civic Society for a modest price of £25 per set. Residents and visitors alike have the opportunity to bring a piece of Goole's heritage into their homes with these unique souvenirs. Not only do these miniature "salt and pepper pots" serve as a whimsical reminder of Goole's distinctive architecture, but they also play a crucial role in supporting the town's bicentenary celebrations slated for 2026. The funds raised from the sale of these replicas will contribute towards organizing a memorable and festive event to mark this significant milestone in Goole's history. As residents eagerly anticipate the town's bicentenary, these miniature replicas offer a tangible connection to Goole's past and present, encapsulating the spirit of community pride and celebration that defines this vibrant town. Embracing both tradition and innovation, these miniature treasures are a testament to Goole's enduring legacy and the creativity of its local artists. With each purchase of these charming "salt and pepper pots," individuals not only acquire a piece of Goole's history but also contribute to shaping the future of this dynamic town as it looks forward to commemorating 200 years of growth, resilience, and community spirit.