The tributes will then be given to the boxers family.
Tameside Council are opening a book of condolence in Hyde for the public to pay their respects to former world champion boxer Ricky Hatton.
Ricky, 46, died at home on Sunday 14th September.
Hatton, affectionately known as “The Hitman”, was one of Britain’s most beloved sportsmen, renowned both for his ferocious body punches inside the ring and his down-to-earth character outside of it.
Since his death tributes from family, friends and fans have been shared across the world.
In a post on Facebook, Tameside Council said: “For everyone wishing to pay tribute to Ricky, a book of condolence will be open to sign at Hyde Town Hall.”
The book will be available to sign from today, Wednesday 17th September, and will be available Monday to Friday between 7am and 5:30pm.
The book will then be presented to Ricky’s family.
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