Is Pat Seddon from Brixham still alive?

Pat Seddon, landlady of The Maritime Inn where Brixham Blues was launched, is alive and well in Rainhill.

What happened Pat Seddon?

SHAW, Pat (née Seddon) – Aged 79 years, passed away peacefully on 7th June 2018 at The Maple Suite at Furness General Hospital, after a long illness, with her loving family by her side.

Why is Brixham called Brixham?

It is thought that the name ‘Brixham’ came from Brioc’s village. ‘Brioc’ was an old English or Brythonic personal name and ‘-ham’ is an ancient term for home derived from Old English. The town is hilly and built around the harbour which remains in use as a dock for fishing trawlers.

Is Brixham a nice place to live?

Brixham is one of England’s most picturesque fishing ports – with the highest value catch in England and a world-class reputation for quality. Well-sheltered, with a splendid outlook over Torbay, Brixham is friendly with a strong community spirit – altogether a great place to live.

Where does Fishstock Brixham fish market take place?

Fishstock Brixham. Fishstock Brixham is a one-day annual seafood and live music festival held in aid of the Fishermen’s Mission (RNMDSF). It is a licensed event, organised by volunteers and held inside the new Fish Market Development on the harbour side.

What kind of Harbour is Fishtown Brixham harbour?

Forget all the niceties of a holiday harbour filled with luxury yachts and smelling of candyfloss. This is a genuine working harbour filled fishing boats, lobster pots, nets and so on. Watch the hardworking fishermen preparing their pots and repairing their nets ready for the next trip.

Where was the fishing town of Brixham filmed?

I visited the fishing town of Brixham for the day while on holiday at Torquay in 2015, and found the people there really genuine. So I’m really glad a series has been made capturing the real English folk of Brixham in all their glory.

Why is there a memorial in Fishtown Brixham?

The memorial to fishermen is a fine tribute to fishermen who have lost their lives at sea and the lifeboat moored in the harbour stands ready to attend those in difficulty at sea. Forget all the niceties of a holiday harbour filled with luxury yachts and smelling of candyfloss.