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The Paddington Trail is a major initiative across London this Christmas put together by the NSPCC, VisitLondon.com and STUDIOCANAL to mark the release of the Paddington movie in UK cinemas on 28 November.

The Paddington Trail is a celebration of the film’s release and the arts and culture that are so prominent in London as seen through the eyes of the world’s favourite, and most adventurous, bear – Paddington.

The life size statues at 3’ 6’’ tall will be auctioned later in the year to raise money for the NSPCC – a charity whose work is all about protecting vulnerable children and making them safe.

The Mini Trail is set within the bigger Paddington Trail.

London is Paddington’s favourite city; full of adventure and opportunities. The Paddington Trail tracks the ursine traveller’s favourite hotspots and landmarks giving an interesting and exciting insight into each location and statue.

Designed by a host of artists, designers and celebrities, 50 Paddington statues are placed across the capital, taking in museums, parks, shops and landmarks in an exciting and inspiring trail, with a colourful, Paddington inspired flavour.

The official website for the Paddington Trail is VisitLondon.com/Paddington

To find out more about Paddington and the film’s release visit paddington.com

Paddington - In cinemas 28 November

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www.thisispaddington.com #PaddingtonTrail 1 PADDINGTONSCAPE 5 LOVE, PADDINGTON X HANNAH WARREN LULU GUINNESS NORFOLK SQUARE GARDENS REMBRANDT GARDENS

2 PADDINGTON 6 BRICK BEAR MICHAEL BOND ROBIN PARTINGTON & PARTNERS PLATFORM 8, PADDINGTON STATION CANAL TOWPATH STATION BRIDGE

3 THE MAYOR OF PADDINGTON 7 BEARING UP COUNCILLOR ROBERT DAVIS HUNTER DESIGN CANALSIDE PLAZA CANAL TOWPATH ST MARY’S FOOTBRIDGE

4 TEXTING PADDINGTON 8 FUTURISTIC ROBOT BEAR

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Hotel T L A C E N O R T H R I D E Independent EN H ILL London Hotel L Subway C RA V BAYSWATER ROAD T A R D E N S College G E L A M S M WOOD’S MEWS LANCASTER TERRACE E LLancasterancaster Gate Hyde Park N W Victoria UPPER BROOK STREET Leinsstterterr TE S Gate E CRAVEN HILL GARDENS R I V E Terraacce I A G E D LANCASTER GA Westbourne R T H C A R R Hyde Park © Crown copyright and database rights 2014 Ordnance Survey 100035971/015 N O B AL CK B U RNS E’ Corus Hotel Gate © Copyright Transport for London 2014 LEINSTER MEWS Hyde Park N O R T H R I D E PaPaark Animals Embassy of in War UPPER BROOK STREET Memorial Sttrrereet the United S PADDINGTONSCAPE PADDINGTON HANNAH WARREN MICHAEL BOND Paddingtonscape features landmarks and street scenes in Paddington, Paddington designed and signed by Michael Bond. “Mr and Mrs Brown including famous bridges, narrowboats, shops, cafes and gardens. first met Paddington on a railway platform. In fact, that was how he Paddingtonscape is designed by illustrator Hannah Warren and came to have such an unusual name for a bear, for Paddington was the sponsored by PaddingtonNow, the Business Improvement District name of the station.” From A Bear called Paddington. covering the older part of Paddington, which is responsible for improving Sponsors First Great Western brought the little bear into Network Rail’s the environment, introducing greenery, making Paddington safer and Paddington Station in the movie, see if you can identify the platform. promoting the area to the many tourists who stay in its hotels.

THE MAYOR OF PADDINGTON TEXTING PADDINGTON COUNCILLOR ROBERT DAVIS WESTMINSTER ACADEMY Paddington proudly dons the original ceremonial chain of the Mayor of Paddington Central wanted their Paddington to be a beacon of Paddington, and although the role no longer exists, no one doubts that excellence within the community and so invited students from he would make a very good Mayor. The Paddington Partnership and nearby Westminster Academy to present their designs for his overall Costain Skanska have adopted this Paddington. Costain Skanska are appearance. In honour of not only Paddington, but also artist Tom building a new Crossrail station which will bring 24 trains an hour into Phillips and Great Britain, the students responded to Tom’s text and Paddington, something that all little bears would love to see. flag-based artwork to produce Texting Paddington. The winning design is by Humaira Khanom from Year 10. LOVE, PADDINGTON X BRICK BEAR LULU GUINNESS ROBIN PARTINGTON & PARTNERS The creator of this shiny, glamorous Paddington sponsored by Bicester This Paddington is built from London stock brick: a handmade brick Village is original British fashion designer, Lulu Guinness. Lulu gave used for the majority of the capital’s building work until the growth of Paddington her iconic trademark lip print - as seen on many of her machine-made bricks in the early 20th century. RPP’s Shane Parker clutch bags – as the striking decoration. Love, Paddington X refers designed the brick bear, which represents a contrast between the to the latest book title from Paddington’s author Michael Bond, which traditional materials used to build London and the materials used today includes letters from the wayward bear to his Aunt Lucy in Darkest Peru. by the bear’s sponsor European Land to create Paddington Basin and Merchant Square.

BEARING UP FUTURISTIC ROBOT BEAR HUNTER DESIGN JONATHAN ROSS This blue flocked bear is the work of Hunter Design. The blue is a A robotic, futuristic Paddington designed by TV presenter Jonathan reference to both Paddington’s duffle coat and water in the nearby Ross. This Paddington points to the future of design and technology, Grand Union Canal. Simple, bold and bright against a changing and stands next to Paddington’s latest futuristic landmark, the Fan urban landscape – this bear will cheer up any rainy morning, making it Bridge, which rises up beam by beam like a Japanese Fan. Sponsors anything but blue. Sponsors Taylor Wimpey Central London help people European Land are behind the creation of Merchant Square, which find their perfect home, and have adopted this Paddington to support features an innovative, new water maze and public square at the head the NSPCC. of Paddington Basin.