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Nottingham Post
Nottingham Post
Entertainment
Daniela Loffreda

Beeston's new artwork that's 'about all the amazing things Nottinghamshire's done'

A new mural has been unveiled in a Nottinghamshire town. The locally inspired piece of art can be found on a wall of the Quadrant building in Beeston and hosts a number of Nottinghamshire references.

The mural, which has been painted onto a wall of 30 meters and three storeys, shows shelves lined with books - as a nod to the nearby Beeston Library- the majority of which are titled with a reference to the county. The work was designed and completed by community artist Anna Wheelhouse, and commissioned by the owners of the Nuart Road site, William May Holdings.

Anna, 40, said: "As people walk by it makes them smile and think about all the amazing things Nottinghamshire's done really.

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