page_title: Thomas Grey (poet)
section_title: Achievements
hierarchical_section_title: Thomas Grey (poet) / Achievements
caption_attribution_description: English: War Memorial, Tweedmouth This is a much-loved view towards Berwick. The memorial commemorates those who died in both World Wars - but there is additional carving on the side which faces us in this picture, which reads: 2ND ENGINEER OFFICER PAUL A HENRY C.M. 8TH JUNE 1982 ABOARD FRA SIR GALAHAD AT BLUFF COVE - FALKLAND ISLANDS
context_page_description: Thomas Grey was an English poet who wrote about his local area of the Scottish Borders, the First World War and rail transport.
context_section_description: President of the Tweedmouth Co-operative Society.
  Secretary of the Tweedmouth Ratepayers Association.
  Founder Member of the NER Pensions Society.
  Founder Member and First President of the Tweedmouth Burns Club.
  Member of the St Andrews & St Johns Ambulance
  Freemason attached to a Dunbar Lodge.
  Grey was the instigator of the erection of the Tweedmouth War Memorial (on which 111 men are commemorated) and founder member of promoting a fund for the remaining money needed for the erection of the Memorial in July 1921.
caption: War Memorial, Tweedmouth
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