Stockport Interchange now boasts a new mural made from 50,000 bottlecaps.

Based on the opposite wall from the main stand, it's a celebration of local wildlife, bursting with colour and detail.

It's been put together by Plastic Shed, the same team behind the other stunning bottlecap mural opposite Stockport Air Raid Shelters.

Like the existing mural, this new installation depicts a range of local wildlife using bottletops of all colours and sizes.

This particular piece shows a riverscape featuring local aquatic animals such as trout, kingfishers, mandarin ducks, and much more.

Helpers fix the bottlecaps into place on one of the mural boards (Image - Plastic Shed)

Every single bottle lid used in the piece was collected, donated and sorted into colours by thousands of people across Stockport. Local schools, community groups, SEND programmes, libraries, businesses, cafes and more all helped out.

Had it not been for these thousands of helpers, the lids would otherwise have been burned.

The design was then arranged onto a series of boards which were set into place, all in time for the grand reveal, which took place on Saturday 8 November.

Members of the public were invited to the Interchange on Saturday morning to watch the unveiling of the new artwork.

Make sure you have a look next time you're at the interchange!

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