The Jam receive sculpture honour in home town

Friday 13 July 2012 15:42 BST

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A sculpture tribute to The Jam has been unveiled in the band's Surrey home town by its drummer, Rick Buckler.

The work by East Sussex artist Richard Heys forms part of the redevelopment of Woking town centre, the BBC reported.

Mr Heys worked with band members, local schools and local residents on the concept for the artwork.

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