Stairfoot: Public art celebrates glass and mining heritage

The new public artworks in Stairfoot, Barnsley, celebrate key elements of the area's history.

Can You See Us?, installed near Stairfoot roundabout, celebrates the area's industrial heritage

One sculpture, by artist Andrew Small, celebrates Stairfoot's mining communities as well as the production of the Codd-neck bottle.

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