Condolences: Philip Eastwood
Philip Eastwood, owner of the Grindleford Station cafe, has died at the age of 63.
Mr Eastwood, had a heart attack while dancing at a party.
The former chippie, nightclub bouncer, debt collector and hot dog seller had run the cafe, once the station waiting rooms, for over 30 years.
Well-known for its Full English Breakfasts and pint mugs of tea and popular with climbers and ramblers, the cafe was famous for the warning notices stuck up everywhere.
"He was one of a kind," said cafe assistant Stacey Bailey. "When the customers heard, some cried."
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Last Updated:
19 December 2007 7:37 AM
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