EastEnders fans have called for June Brown to be honoured with a statue in Albert Square, after she passed away on Sunday 3 April aged 95.
The veteran actress played soap icon Dot Cotton on the BBC show for 35 years and viewers have called on show bosses to have her immortalised with a statue at the studios where EastEnders is filmed.
Fans flocked to Twitter to share their plans for a fitting tribute to the actress, who starred in 2,884 episodes of the soap as chain-smoking busybody, and suggested it be located at Elstree Studios, Hertfordshire.
