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"Meet the amazing artist transforming Gloucester inner city - one street at a time"
ITV
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"Getting to know the force of nature behind Gloucester’s Rainbow Street and Square"
GREAT BRITISH LIFE
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"An artist has given this British city a spectacular rainbow makeover"
TIMEOUT
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"Frootko's work shows what a difference one creative, civic- minded, energetic individual can make"
THE TIMES
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"Meet the landlady who is turning Gloucester into the 'rainbow city"'
ITV
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"COLOUR IS KEY - streets shine as murals and rainbows are created"
The Citizen
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"Splash of colour helps communities to come alive"
PROPERTY EDITOR OF THE TIMES
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"Tash has bought love, fun, colour and laughter to the street and we can't thank her enough for that"
Resident Robert Wilks
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"Meet tash frootko who has given the streets of Gloucester a new multicoloured lease of life"
THE ONE SHOW
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The stage lights are shining once more at the much-loved 144-seat volunteer-run King’s Theatre in Gloucester…
Gloucester Citizen covers the venue relaunch following a makeover…
The latest from ITV News. The King's Theatre in Gloucester was closed due to health and safety concerns and is now open after a vibrant transformation.
A community theatre in Gloucester has reopened following months of renovations, and is now sporting an eye-catching new paint job.
Tash Frootko is interviewed by BBC Radio Gloucestershire sharing the story of the Kings Theatre refurbishment.
The Kings Theatre in Gloucester is reopening after six months of extensive refurbishments, this August 2025.
Covered by BBC News: The last theatre standing in a city centre will look "state-of-the-art" by the end of the month as its reopening date approaches.
Huge thanks to ITV West Country for covering the exciting transformation of The Kings Theatre in Gloucester. It means a lot to have their support, especially for the brilliant team of volunteers making it all happen behind the scenes.
Featuring in English Tourism Week, local artist Tash Frootko and her team have been transforming areas of the city since 2018.
Tash was chosen as one of seven remarkable creatives making a meaningful impact in communities across the country. The article, titled "Make It Beautiful," was written by journalist Hayley Myers
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HIGH STREET TREDWORTH COMPLETE
Over a period of 4 months, High Street Tredworth, Gloucester, was transformed into a vibrant tapestry of creativity, celebrating art, culture, and community. Tash Frootko has curated a huge outdoor gallery showcasing local and international artistic talent, including designs by the children of Barton and Tredworth and the local residents.
With over 47 nationalities living on the street, it was vital that this project represented the whole community. There are multiple murals, 2 ghost signs and over 60 painted houses, making High Street Tredworth the most decorated street in the City of Gloucester.