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Suffolk superstar Ed Sheeran has donated an original painting to a local charity - Credit: Courtesy of CCiS Suffolk superstar Ed Sheeran has donated one of his original Jackson Pollock-style paintings for a local charity raffle. The Framlingham singer-songwriter has donated the abstract work, called Splash Planet, to help the Cancer Campaign in Suffolk (CCiS). His Pollock-inspired work is one of many that he painted following his record-breaking Divide world tour, with his painting "Dab 2" painted at the same time making £40,000 under the hammer at his legacy auction. Splash Planet, the pain...

The pop star hopes that his colourful abstract artwork, called Splash Planet, will help the Cancer Campaign in Suffolk.

Splash Planet is the second artwork by the musician to raise money for charity.

Thursday, 28 January 2021, 2:21 pm More than 100,000 people have poured into Splash Planet since it opened on November 16, making this one of its busiest seasons to date. With three days left to go, the month of January has already topped previous records for attendance, with 58,700 visitors so far, up on the previous highest figure for the month of January, with 55,000 visitors. Aquatics manager Peran Hutchings said that anecdotally this year’s numbers included more people from out of town than usual, but the majority had been locals. Across the board, many were visiting the facility for ...

Record January numbers at Hastings' Splash Planet 28 Jan, 2021 01:29 AM 2 minutes to read More than 100,000 people have visited Splash Planet this season. Photo / Supplied Four months after there was the question of whether Splash Planet would even open this season, the park has had record numbers of visitors. With three days left of the month, January has had 58,000 visitors, up from the previous record monthly figure of 55,000. The season so far as a whole has seen more than 100,000 people visit, a number usually only reached at Waitangi Day. Aquatics manager Peran Hutchings said that anecd...