New home for the Gromits
Organisers of the Gromit Unleashed Summer Arts Trail have announced a change of venue for the mass-gathering of the model sculptures for five days in September.
Two more Gromits vandalised in Bristol
Two more of the Gromit statues forming an arts trail across Bristol have been vandalised.
The distinctive red and white "Bark at Ee" sculpture has had to be removed from his plinth in Queens Square.
Patch, who guarded Chesterfield Hospital has also gone for repairs. It brings the total of vandalised Gromits to five.
But the good news is Groscar is due back this evening after surgery.
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