A new face is on show as visitors enter the main gate after the return of our contribution to the Bulls in the City charity initiative.
Funded by support from Purcell Graphics and Logik Logistics, we were able to mark 200 years of Town House by decorating our very own bull to join a special art trail this summer from Birmingham Hospice.
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Our as yet unnamed bull sat proudly outside one of the Hospice’s stores in Mere Green, before being reunited with the rest of the herd at Millennium Point ahead of a special auction to raise funds for the hospice.
Communication Lead for Broadleaf Partnership Trust, Mr Burrows, helped organise our participation and says we hope to provide a long lasting home for the Town bull:
“We were delighted to join with so many other schools and institutions in supporting Birmingham Hospice and providing such a wonderful visual art trail around our city this summer.
We are immensely grateful to both Purcell and Logik for their support with this project, which we hope will form the centrepiece of a lasting legacy marking the bicentenary of Town House and it’s impact within Sutton Coldfield.
Hopefully we can share more details in the near future as to how the local community can get involved too so the Bull will be visible for all for a long time to come.”