Saint Thomas Sunday School banner at Stockton Heath Walking Day

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Contributor:
Tony SmithImage ID:
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6388 x 5364 px | 54.1 x 45.4 cm | 21.3 x 17.9 inches | 300dpiDate taken:
11 July 2026Location:
Stockton Heath, Warrington, Cheshire, UKMore information:
Saint Thomas Sunday School banner at Stockton Heath Walking Day. Two pedestrians hold a cream and red banner reading SAINT THOMAS SUNDAY SCHOOL STOCKTON HEATH. Their walk takes place on a tree-lined street with brick buildings in bright summer sunshine. Two participants walk towards the camera holding a cloth banner reading SAINT THOMAS SUNDAY SCHOOL and STOCKTON HEATH. The red lettering and gold-coloured illustration contrast with the banner's light background. The procession takes place on a sunny residential and town-centre street with buildings and trees behind the walkers. This is a specific record of a local church and Sunday school participating in Stockton Heath's Walking Day. The legible name on the banner makes the image valuable for community history, traditional religious parades and local cultural events. The cream banner hangs from a horizontal support between two walkers and has a red decorative border around SAINT THOMAS SUNDAY SCHOOL and STOCKTON HEATH. An adult on each side holds the support while walking towards the camera. The sunny residential street behind them includes trees, brick houses and other parade participants. The photograph gives unusually clear identification of one church-school group within Stockton Heath Walking Day, making it suitable for coverage of religious education, local school traditions, town processions and heritage community events. The visible banner text is a key factual element and should be preserved in captioning and search tags. The wording on the cloth banner is visible in dark red capitals, with the group name above the location. It is carried carefully between two people at the front of the walking group, and the street behind contains summer foliage and other participants. The photograph records the public identity of a particular Sunday school within the 2026 event. The banner's cloth surface shows folds and a decorative red border, with the words aligned in a framed panel. Its lettering is red.