Radlett Guides' art

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Radlett Guides' art

Paintings at Radlett station by local Girlguiding groups: (L to r) Thameslink MD Tom Moran; Groundwork East Landscape Architect Rebecca Huggins; Culture Secretary Oliver Dowden MP; Guide Grace Breakwell; Guiding leader Jessica Breakwell; Groundwork East executive Director James Newell; Station Manager Marc Asamoah
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Culture Secretary sees Radlett station transformed into community art gallery

Over two dozen paintings by local artists are now on permanent display at Radlett station for Thameslink passengers to enjoy as they return to rail travel.
The Rt Hon Oliver Dowden MP, Secretary of State for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport, visited the station on Friday [3 September] to meet some of the talented contributors and view their work.
The installations were funded by Thameslink’

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