Gloucester's Rainbow Street Projects feature on page 8 of Issue 3 ARTMANAC MAGAZINE

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

Maddie Simpsons from BBC News interviews Tash Frootko, some Tredworth locals and muralists about the transformation to High Street

“Rainbow Street brings ‘inspiration and hope’ to Tredworth”

Tash and the community go LIVE on High Street Tredworth to celebrate the completion of this spectacular transformation

Maddie Simpson follows Tash throughout this 4 month mass scale project

SWNS cover the High Street Tredworth transformation project

BBC Radio Gloucestershire speaks to Tash Frootko, the mural artists, and the locals about the High Street transformation in Tredworth

BBC News cover the colourful transformation of High Street, Tredworth

BBC Radio Gloucestershire visit High Street, Tredworth to discuss the Barton and Tredworth school competition wall with Tash Frootko, some of the mural design competition winners, and Mint + Mabel

BBC Radio Gloucestershire visit High Street, Tredworth to discuss the restoration of ghost signs

BBC News reports on the restoration of ghost signs on High Street, Tredworth

The BBC One Show document the transformation of streets into patchworks of colour and the positive impact they are having on communities.

Great to see the first two High Street Tredworth murals painted by Nerone feature on BBC Politics West.

The team from Visit Gloucester record the launch of Tash Frootko's 2024 project.

BBC Points West reports on the upcoming transformation to Tredworth High Street.

High Street Tredworth in Gloucester will be the next street rainbow street project that Tash is embarking on from March 2024.

Children in Gloucester have been helping artist Tash Frootko to paint a vibrant mural on their new community hub

The transformation of the school building into a community hub is a testament to Tash's ability to inspire and her commitment to enriching the lives of children and the broader community through art

Simple Things Magazine covered the Rainbow projects in August 2023