Raising funds for the charity behind the GoGoDiscover trail, Break, becomes an increasing focus as the Norfolk summer attraction moves towards its final month.
Cambridge ink-jet print head company Xaar is to support East of England youth charity Break for the next three years, pledging to match all funds raised by
Volunteers pictured for Break s previous GoGoDiscover Hare trail in 2018
- Credit: Mark Ivan Benfield
Volunteers are being encouraged to take part in Norwich city centre s popular dinosaur trail this summer.
East Anglian children s charity Break said there were a handful of positions available for its GoGoDiscover T-Rex sculpture trail.
As part of the National Volunteers’ Week, Break is looking for T-Rex Rangers who would be required a few times throughout the summer as part of the colourful trail.
Rangers will assist with the cleaning and presentation of the sculptures, of which there will be 20 spread across the city.
The first rainbow-coloured T-Rex was unveiled outside Chantry Place on May 15 ahead of being positioned at the Forum.