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Holly lights up Diss High School prom by arriving in fire engine





A Diss High School student made quite the entrance when she arrived at her end-of-year prom in a fire engine.

Holly Sutton followed a family tradition by riding with her grandad, Paul Scott, to Applewood Hall in Banham.

Mr Scott, who was a retained firefighter for 35 years, started his career with Diss, before moving to Long Stratton, where he became a watch manager.

Holly with her grandad, retired firefighter Paul Scott. Picture submitted
Holly with her grandad, retired firefighter Paul Scott. Picture submitted
Holly Sutton, who went to her prom in this fire engine. Picture submitted
Holly Sutton, who went to her prom in this fire engine. Picture submitted

Holly’s mum, Lorna, told the Diss Express: “Dad took me to St Andrew’s Church in Scole in the fire engine when I got married in 2005, so it was a proud moment to see Holly making this a sort of family tradition.

“She was delighted when her grandad said he could take her to her prom as she said it was the ‘coolest transport’ to go there in a fire engine and even got the chance to have the blue lights on at one point.”

Fresh from completing her GCSEs, the 16-year-old is set to begin a two-year football education course at Norwich City FC in September.

Holly was all smiles as she took her seat in the fire engine. Picture submitted
Holly was all smiles as she took her seat in the fire engine. Picture submitted

And should her football career not take off, the teenager has said she would like to become a firefighter ... just like her grandad.



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