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Wallace and Gromit

A Gromit sculpture from the Gromit Unleashed 3 trail is now on display at Bristol Airport's public transport interchange
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Gromit sculpture welcomes travellers to Bristol Airport

The Gromit sculpture was created by Gordano School's graphics and reprographics technician Josh Williams and his wife Aimee The Gromit sculpture was created by Gordano School's graphics and reprographics technician Josh Williams and his wife Aimee
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Weston couple's Gromit sculpture raises £20,000 at auction

Emily Taylor, from Worle Village School, was named the winner of the design a gnome competition for the 2025 Gromit Unleashed arts trail in Bristol Emily Taylor, from Worle Village School, was named the winner of the design a gnome competition for the 2025 Gromit Unleashed arts trail in Bristol
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Seven-year-old designs gnome for 2025 Gromit Unleashed arts trail

Winterstoke Hundred Academy invited pupils to create their own Norbot to join the Gromit Unleashed Exhibition Winterstoke Hundred Academy invited pupils to create their own Norbot to join the Gromit Unleashed Exhibition
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Winterstoke Hundred Academy students create Norbot sculpture for exhibition

RHC Carpentry & Building, based in Portishead, will be supporting Wallace and Gromit's Grand Appeal this year as the exclusive sponsor RHC Carpentry & Building, based in Portishead, will be supporting Wallace and Gromit's Grand Appeal this year as the exclusive sponsor
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North Somerset business backs Wallace and Gromit's Grand Appeal charity

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