A model village on the Isle of Wight has been forced to remove a figurine of a topless streaker after a ‘small number’ of visitors complained it was ‘inappropriate’.
Godshill Model Village, near the coastal town of Ventnor, has ended its long-running display of the figure – a woman with exposed breasts – after complaints from visitors that it was not suitable for children and families.
The streaker, intended as a ‘lighthearted joke,’ was placed on the village’s miniature football pitch as a nod to the game’s streaking era of the 1970s and 80s, and known to bring ‘innocent delight’ to children who
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