Seabrook Town Council

Residents of Seabrook

The residents listed here are those a visitor to Seabrook is likely to meet, be served by or be observed by. Each entry gives a short account of the person and says where they are usually to be found. Inclusion in this who’s who is not an endorsement by Seabrook Town Council of any person, business, opinion or animal named in it. Residents wishing to be removed should apply in writing.

Sixteen entries

Arthur Penrose

Retired police detective. Runs Penrose Investigations.
Alice Penrose

Grand-niece of Arthur Penrose. Sixteen. Edits the school paper.
Holmes

Grey tabby. Keeps the windowsill of the office above Harper’s.
Beatrice Finch

Has run Finch’s Tea Room for twenty-three years.
Lionel Harper

Owner of Harper’s Bookshop for thirty-one years. Keeps a ledger.
Mavis Pritchard

Retired postmistress. Usually met outside the post office.
Colonel Withers

Retired. Walks the pier every morning with his dog, Biscuit.
Inspector Wainwright

Inspector at Seabrook Police Station.
Tom Bennett

Has run Bennett’s Chandlery at the harbour for twenty-two years.
Colin Finch

Mrs Finch’s brother. Behind the counter at Finch’s Tea Room.
Dora Tilling

Of the cottage below the allotments. Owner of the missing cat.
Nancy Rowe

Housekeeper at the Mariner’s Rest, Pier Approach.
Margaret Holloway

From Ealing. Has inherited the Mariner’s Rest from her brother.
Mrs Hodge

Of Harbour Lane. Has had trouble with her milk bottles.
Philip Whitmore

Solicitor, of Drummond and Hale.
Dr Huang

Plays chess with Mr Penrose by post, from Chengdu.