Rochdale Residents Unsettled by Giant Baby Puppet Installation
The 27ft-high figure, named Lilly, aims to engage schoolchildren in conversations about climate change.
- The 8.5m-high puppet, Lilly, has been placed in Rochdale town centre as part of a council project.
- The installation is designed to encourage schoolchildren to discuss the future of the environment.
- Locals have described the figure as 'creepy' and 'unsettling,' with some comparing it to horror movie characters.
- Recordings of children's conversations with Lilly will be broadcast during the Wild Wanders event in October.
- The project is funded by Arts Council England and the Garfield Weston Foundation, despite some public criticism over its cost.