New vinyl wrap unveiled around Eastbourne Bandstand

Historic images of Eastbourne Bandstand are featured on hoarding around it celebrating its ‘heritage and connection to the community’.

A spokesperson for Eastbourne Borough Council said the new vinyl wrap was ‘helping to enhance the appearance of the bandstand while improvements are taking place, creating a more welcoming space for residents and visitors’.

Councillor Jenny Williams, Cabinet Member for Tourism and Place at the bandstand. Picture: Eastbourne Borough Councilplaceholder image
Councillor Jenny Williams, Cabinet Member for Tourism and Place at the bandstand. Picture: Eastbourne Borough Council

Councillor Jenny Williams, Cabinet Member for Tourism and Place, added: “This is a fantastic way to brighten up the bandstand while important works are underway, and it’s made a real difference to how the space feels. I am delighted we are celebrating the bandstand’s rich history and creating a fresh and engaging look.”

The design has been developed in collaboration with a local company, using historic photographs provided by a local resident. The artwork incorporates patterns inspired by the original bandstand design.

Historic images of Eastbourne Bandstand are being featured on hoarding around part of the structure, celebrating its ‘heritage and connection to the community’. Picture: Eastbourne Borough Councilplaceholder image
Historic images of Eastbourne Bandstand are being featured on hoarding around part of the structure, celebrating its ‘heritage and connection to the community’. Picture: Eastbourne Borough Council

The venue played host to a special live concert over the bank holiday weekend by Toploader, attracting hundreds of music lovers.

Councillor Williams added: “A special thank you to Toploader, whose bank holiday performance helped create a brilliant atmosphere and made the weekend one to remember for all the right reasons.”

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