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Public asked for their suggestions to bring murals to Leyton made with recycled paint

Paint Leyton aims to raise funds for Forest Recycling Project through the Co-Op Communities Fund

Paint Leyton aims to raise money to help deliver more murals across Waltham Forest via the Co-Op Local Community Fund, asking members to donate their 1% through their Co-Op memberships

Residents and visitors to the area can give feedback in a number of ways on the next three screens - through text, uploading images or sketches through your computer or mobile phone or providing links to reference images or mood boards via Pinterest for example.

We need your support and input to add as much colour to Leyton as we possibly can.

Follow the link at www.paintleyton.co.uk to tell us what you would like to see on our launch wall at Leyton Midland Overground Station bridge. The form will also show you how to pledge your support via the Co-Op community fund.

You can even share stories of events, notable people, community champions who you believe should be remembered.

Shortlisted public suggestions will be shared online for the public to review, with feedback to close by July 31 2018.

Visit www.paintleyton.co.uk to participate.

FRP processes over 50,000 l of reclaimed paint in Leyton each year. 'Paint Leyton' is a chance for us to give back; to brighten up the walls of our own community We really hope the people of Leyton will tell us what they want to see and support our colourful mission by going to the local coop and vote for 'Paint Leyton'. Pernille Moller, Chief Exec, Forest Recycling Project

I fully support this project – Leyton has a very rich history in the arts, as it does in sports and film making. Harry Beck’s design for the Tube map was a stroke of genius; there are very few things that have endured so successfully for so long.Public spaces must be used to display our varied and fascinating history and this is such an opportunity. John Cryer, MP for Leyton and Wanstead