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Transition Southampton received Bounce Forward seed funding for their Growing Places project, supporting their work in three very different neighbourhoods of the city
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Transition Southampton received Bounce Forward seed funding for their Growing Places project, supporting their work in three very different neighbourhoods of the city
WATERTOWN — Patrick “Monkey” Chirico and his “Winter Windows” have made their return to downtown Watertown.
Squire & Partners has switched on its fourth annual Winter Windows installation designed by local schoolchildren. The neon signs will be displayed in the windows of the architect’s self-designed offices in Brixton, The Department Store, until late January. The designs, telling a story about coronavirus – what has been lost and gained and hopes for the future – were designed by five Year 13 students from Elm Green and Norwood secondary schools. In previous years Squires has worked with younger children but this year wanted to address the acute lack of opportunity for young people during ...