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Brian and Hollie Bleaken, holding their 'Shaun in the City' auction programme and bidding card.

Wednesday 18th November 2015 SH (Editor)

Bradley Stoke dad buys £25,000 Shaun sculpture at charity auction

One of the most popular sculptures on the Shaun in the City trail held around Bristol over the summer has been bought at auction for £25,000 by a generous Bradley Stoke dad. Sparkles, which was decorated by Emily Golden to look like a unicorn, was bought by local businessman Brian Bleaken to give to his youngest daughter Hollie, 10, in

Knitted mini-Shaun by Wheatfield Primary School, Bradley Stoke, Bristol.

Wednesday 19th August 2015 SH (Editor)

Wheatfield Primary contributes knitted mini-Shaun to John Lewis charity trail

With ‘Shaun in the City’ fever sweeping through Bristol, pupils from Wheatfield Primary School in Bradley Stoke have contributed to a ‘mini-Shaun trail’ that is taking place within the John Lewis store at The Mall, Cribbs Causeway. Partners (staff) and local schools were asked to get involved and knit mini-Shauns that would later form part of the trail. Decorated by

Sunday 5th July 2015 SH (Editor)

Dunkley’s are leaders of the flock

This summer, Dunkley’s Chartered Accountants, who are based in Bradley Stoke, are one of the lead sponsors of the exciting and ewe-nique Bristol ‘Shaun in the City’ trail. The eagerly-anticipated charity sculpture trail will feature 70 individually-designed sculptures of Aardman’s Shaun the Sheep. The sculptures will be installed in iconic locations and green spaces all across Bristol from 6th July