Running across four neighbourhoods in St Neots, the project will see participants working with graffiti artist Kilo from Splash & Dash Creations to design and paint collective artworks and individual canvases exploring what the town means to them. Hannah Bell, lead engagement and participation youth worker at St Neots Town Council, said: "Last year’s graffiti project at Duck Lane showed just how much young people value having a space to be creative and express themselves. "This is their town too, and through this project they can share what St Neots means to them in their own way." Art created during the workshops will be displayed in neighbourhood installations, and a mosaic-style exhibition of individual works will be hosted at St Neots Museum from now until September 5. The St Neots Youth Council Graffiti Project is organised by the town council’s youth engagement team in partnership with St Neots Museum, Places for People and Wintringham.