Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5

Collaborative project sees children from more than 30 schools work with a professional artist to explore single use plastics    Part of the council’s work to become more sustainable    Public can view their artwork at Southside Shopping Centre until May 5