Noah Richards and his family with the Berwick Old Bridge in the background. Picture by Lindsay Benton.Noah Richards and his family with the Berwick Old Bridge in the background. Picture by Lindsay Benton.
Noah Richards and his family with the Berwick Old Bridge in the background. Picture by Lindsay Benton.

Noah wins anniversary logo competition organised by Berwick's ‘Bridge 400’ group

By Andrew Coulson
Published 13th Feb 2024, 09:30 BST
The ‘Bridge 400’ group that was formed to mark the 400th anniversary of the opening of Berwick Old Bridge to traffic in 1624 has announced the winner of its logo competition.

Noah Richards was the winner and he travelled to Berwick with his family to be thanked and presented with his certificate at a lunch in The Lookout Cafe, which is built into the bridge.

The group is seeking to employ a freelance events manager for six months with salary. Anyone interested should email [email protected]

The bridge is currently closed to allow for the second phase of repair work to take place.

Anne Humphrey (left) and Lindsay Benton (right) present Noah with his award certificate. Picture by Canon Alan Hughes.

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Anne Humphrey (left) and Lindsay Benton (right) present Noah with his award certificate. Picture by Canon Alan Hughes. Photo: Canon Alan Hughes

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Noah Richards' competition winning logo design.

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Noah Richards' competition winning logo design. Photo: Nop

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