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In pictures | Mace turns projects red to support care leavers charity

Mace turns ‘red’ for children in care and young care leavers - the Edge project in London lit up red at night — The Edge, a 28-storey project in London Bridge, was lit up red for a day (Image: Mace)

Mace turned some of its major projects red for a day in support of Become, the national charity for children in care and care leavers.

Mace is delivering a £330m restoration of Manchester City Council Town Hall (Image: Richard Storey)

The Go Red for Become campaign lit up projects across the country on 13 March. They included Heathrow Airport terminals 3 and 4; HMRC Newcastle Pilgrims Quarter; Manchester Town Hall; Manchester University NHS Foundation Trust; Peterborough Court; Sadler’s Wells; and Salisbury Square Development.

Mace turns ‘red’ for children in care and young care leavers - Sadler's Wells lit up red at night — The Sadler's Well theatre at the East Bank cultural quarter on Stratford Waterfront, London (Image: Mace)

Staff also dressed in red to show support and raise awareness about the charity’s work, as well as learning about what it’s like to be in care and hearing from care-experienced young people.

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