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Sculptor's thanks

Published: 4:50 PM October 22, 2009    Updated: 3:40 PM November 1, 2020

I would like to say thank you to everyone who has offered interest, support, and encouragement during my time as sculptor in residence in Royston High Street. I hope to repeat the exercise for next years Arts Festival, if not earlier, in conjunction with

I would like to say thank you to everyone who has offered interest, support, and encouragement during my time as sculptor in residence in Royston High Street.

I hope to repeat the exercise for next years Arts Festival, if not earlier, in conjunction with other local artists.

Paul Bainbridge

www.paulbainbridgesculptor.co.uk

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