The benches were installed at the Arboretum and Highfields Park in Nottingham.
Benches to mark the final series of a Ricky Gervais TV show about loss have been installed in parks to provide a place for people to chat and reflect.They are among 25 benches donated to local councils by streaming service Netflix and the suicide prevention charity Campaign Against Living Miserably .The benches were installed at the Arboretum and Highfields Park in the city.
A woman played by Penelope Wilton, whose husband is also buried in the cemetery, often sits beside him. The benches installed in Nottingham have been engraved with a quote from the show "Hope is Everything". Eddie Curry, from Nottingham City Council, said: "We are delighted to be chosen to take not one but two of the Benches of Hope.
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