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Bristol Live readers have their say on £61k artwork 'it’s a no-win situation'

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The Bristol Legacy Foundation says it is unreasonable to ask how public money was spent on Bristol's crumbling 'Our Common Ground' mural on Centre Promenade, which cost a total of £61,000 to install.

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Bristol Live readers have their say on £61k artwork 'it’s a no-win situation'

The Bristol Legacy Foundation says it is unreasonable to ask how public money was spent on Bristol's crumbling 'Our Common Ground' mural on Centre Promenade, which cost a total of £61,000 to install.

·Bristol, United Kingdom
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Bristol Post broke the news in Bristol, United Kingdom on Saturday, August 22, 2026.
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