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In Print: A Dog Called Bear

“Just because you can't see us doesn't mean we aren't here.” The birds, hidden neighbours of the town, watch as this story of A Dog...

How Society Has Changed on Film

Society had to work in different ways when the UK entered lockdown, with community groups, foodbanks and neighbourhoods working in...

Reflections on Film

Photographer and filmmaker Jason Lock has had the unique opportunity to explore every strand of the Covid-19 Reflections programme over...

Share Alike

In recent months Covid-19 Reflections has offered spaces and opportunities for residents to think back on their experiences of the past...

Finding A Dog Called Bear

When a conversation between artist Jayne Lawless and Ellesmere Port resident Deb Jones was interrupted by some very loud barking the...

Sketching out a legacy

Ellesmere Port resident Deb Jones is a shining example of the legacy of Covid-19 Reflections. After taking part in an artist-led sketch...

Unlocking our experiences of lockdown

What have we as individuals learned about ourselves and how we interacted with each other during the lockdown restrictions? Mick Ord, a...

Upcoming exhibition in Ellesmere Port

Unlocked Lockdown 2023 is a new art exhibition being held in The Port Arcades shopping centre, Ellesmere Port, from 23 to 25 June 12noon...

Moving on

By Christmas I had started think of a list of people I thought would be interesting to record conversations with that could potentially...

A Dog's Life

I’ve been going to Wezzie Wednesday since October, and had guided tours of the estate and the wider area from the locals. One day while I...

Universal common ground

I said at the beginning of this commission that I couldn’t determine an outcome before meeting the community I’d be working with. My...