A PLAQUE dedicating a service station bridge to shamed radio presenter Scott Mills has been removed.
It was put up in 2016 after a light-hearted campaign with his then-Radio 1 co-star Chris Stark — but a customer noticed it had gone this morning.
They said: “I had seen the stories about the bridge with Scott Mills’ name.
“I never really come to this service station but today I did and the plaque has been taken away.
“I’m not surprised really.
“The thing was right by the loos so everyone walking past could have seen it.”
It is believed to have been taken down by Welcome Break, which manages Fleet Services on the M3.
Radio 2 breakfast show star Mills, 53, was sacked by the BBC last week.
It emerged a male he was questioned about by police in 2018 was under 16 at the time of alleged historic sex offences.
Outgoing BBC director general Tim Davie said: “We’re trying to act fairly.
“It was new information that made it very clear about the decision we had to make.”
Welcome Break declined to comment on the plaque.