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Community-funded murals bring a splash of spring colour to Stratford
Community space outside Stratford Town Hall is given a makeover after local residents voted for improvements
Aseries of four colourful murals are brightening up the community space outside Stratford Town Hall thanks to the votes of local residents who chose the mural project as part of Newham’s community assembly programme.
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The murals were unveiled by Councillor Charlene McLean, Cabinet member for Resident Engagement and Experience. She said: “The murals are a perfect example of community-led art and improving the community spirit in Newham.
“Local people from all backgrounds and abilities have come together to create these artworks. It’s a fantastic example of how creativity unites us and makes our public spaces so special.”
The murals were created and attached onto existing planters, after a bid from Stratford-based Deafroots Association, an organisation which works to ensure deaf and hard of hearing people enjoy the same opportunities and quality of life as other residents.