Brentwood, Essex, UK. 23rd July, 2021. Mayor of Brentwood, Cllr Olivia Sanders, visits the 'Our Community Heroes' exhibit to meet some of the 2021 Brentwood Art Trail artists. Credit: Ricci Fothergill/Alamy Live News

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