Halton has launched a new visual campaign to celebrate the borough's culture, community, and pride of place.
The initiative, titled "A-Z of Halton," aims to highlight the unique aspects of Halton, according to a recent announcement.
The campaign was introduced during English Tourism Week, which runs from March 13 to 22.
It features 26 prints, each representing a different aspect of Halton's cultural identity, such as "A" for Adventure, "B" for Brindley Theatre, and "C" for Creamfields.
The artwork is designed to be bold and contemporary, suitable for display in various formats such as posters and postcards.
Each print can stand alone or be part of the larger collection, and the artwork may also appear on items like mugs and tote bags.
The A–Z of Halton is intended to be interactive, encouraging participation from the community.
Residents, businesses, and cultural organisations are invited to create their own A–Zs, focusing on their neighborhoods, workplaces, or community groups.
This approach allows for diverse voices to contribute, fostering a sense of belonging and connection within the borough.
The campaign aims to create a patchwork of stories that reflect Halton's heritage and innovation.
The launch of the A–Z of Halton sets the stage for a year of celebration, emphasizing inclusivity and local pride.
The project invites everyone to help tell Halton's story, one letter at a time.
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