The wraps are off Quantum Leap. Is it a fitting tribute or waste of money?

Controversial Shrewsbury art sculpture Quantum Leap was finally unveiled today with the last part of a frame surrounding it taken down.

Shrewsbury’s controversial sculpture celebrating Charles Darwin is being slowly revealed, with bosses today claiming all will become clear to the public tomorrow.

Fresh controversy has erupted over a sculpture in Shrewsbury celebrating Charles Darwin. But what do you think of Quantum Leap?

A controversial art sculpture celebrating Charles Darwin is expected to finally be unveiled next week – when a supporting framework surrounding it is finally taken down.

An extra £100,000 of taxpayers money was today approved to be spent on a controversial sculpture to mark the 200th anniversary of Shrewsbury’s most famous son Charles Darwin.

A Shrewsbury councillor will today publicly spell out his objection over a controversial piece of public art created to commemorate the bicentenary of Charles Darwin.

The final budget for a controversial Shrewsbury sculpture to celebrate Charles Darwin is expected to be £450,000, a leisure boss says. It was thought the project to create Quantum Leap and the Darwin Memorial Garden in Mardol Quay would cost £350,000.

An extra £100,000 could be spent on a major project to mark the 200th anniversary of the birth of Shrewsbury’s most famous son Charles Darwin, it emerged today.

Letter: How can those building the  sculpture  in Mardol Gardens, with all the modern technology at their finger tips, get the final alignment so wrong?