Sign up for our What's On newsletter to keep your finger on the pulse of an ever-changing Manchester Anyone looking to bask in a bit of the sunshine this half term in Manchester city centre might come across a giant rainbow that has appeared overnight in Piccadilly Gardens.
While it’s not to coincide with Pride Month, as some might presume, the giant rainbow installation is actually part of a campaign to raise awareness over recycling.
Measuring four metres high and seven metres wide, the rainbow is made entirely out of recycled cans and has been installed by not-for-profit group Every Can Counts.
Consisting of more than 2,500 recycled drinks cans, the arch aims to highlight the benefits and importance of recycling empty drink cans. “We’
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