Pink remembered as Scouse pink: Liverpool singer Beverley George dies after cancer battle

Beverley George, known to fans as Scouse pink and also named Beverley Sinnott and Beverley Sinnot, has died after a four-year battle with cancer. The death was announced by relative Wayne Fogg; her passing has prompted tributes from family, the Simms Cross pub in Widnes where she performed and people who knew her.

Wayne Fogg announces death and time of passing

Wayne Fogg, identified in family messages as a relative, said Beverley "gained her angel wings" at 9. 20am on Tuesday, February 24. He wrote that Paul, Yvonne, Lynn, Julia and himself were with her when she died and described the moment in clear personal terms.

Family details, husband Paul and the children named in messages

In his message Wayne Fogg said: "She fought a very tough battle over the last four years but sadly took her last breath this morning with Paul, Yvonne, Lynn, Julia and myself with her holding her hands. " He described his niece as "a force of nature" and asked that people give Paul and the kids time to grieve. He added: "We will be announcing funeral details as soon as things are in place, thank you all. "

Regular performer at the Simms Cross pub in Widnes

Beverley had been a regular act at the Simms Cross pub in Widnes for the past three years. Staff at the pub said they were "absolutely heartbroken" at the loss of their "dear friend and entertainer" and recalled that "Bev started here with us at Simmies three years ago, entertaining us and often shared our anniversary. " The pub post said she "would always want to be part of the celebrations here, " and added that she became "part of the furniture. "

Colleagues' memories: 'twinnie', Rocking Horse and Ruby's

In a post shared by pub staff they remembered small, personal details: Beverley often called a colleague her "twinnie" and they referenced their "unique styled shaved hair. " They wrote that they would "often have a catch up on Thursday now and then at Rocking Horse in Liverpool then a quick drink in Ruby's, " and described her as a "beautiful person with a heart of gold" who was "very popular and loved by us all. " The pub extended its "deepest sympathy and love" to her husband and family.

Tributes from fans and local figures

Messages from members of the public echoed the grief. Alfie Leslie wrote: "So sad great singer and an all around great person. R. I. P you will be missed. " Tonia Maria commented: "Thinking of Paul and the children at this time. She fought so hard. Will always be missed Bev. " Laura Ireland added: "May she rest in peace, my heart goes out to her family and friends. "

Next steps: funeral arrangements and a grieving family

Wayne Fogg said funeral details will be announced "as soon as things are in place. " He urged privacy for Paul and the children as they gather after the loss of "our Bev. " The combination of family statements, pub tributes and public messages maps the immediate response to her death and signals plans for a forthcoming announcement about funeral arrangements.