With less than a month to go until the GoGoHares decorate Norwich, children's charity Break has launched a range of mementos to celebrate the stars of the sculpture trails.

Eastern Daily Press: The GoGoHares are all together ready for the trail to begin. Picture: DENISE BRADLEYThe GoGoHares are all together ready for the trail to begin. Picture: DENISE BRADLEY (Image: Copyright: Archant 2018)

Fifty GoGoHares will be dotted around Norwich during the summer along with more than 160 leveret - or young hare - sculptures, meanwhile a further 18 GoGoHares are set to hop over to other parts of the county.

Together the GoGo characters will form three different trails which are being brought to Norfolk by children's charity Break and Wild in Art.

The sculptures that have been revealed ahead of the GoGoHares taking to the streets are already proving a hit, and now a selection of merchandise - including figurines, tote bags and badges - has also been created in their honour to raise funds for Break.

News of these new mementos follows the announcement that the EDP and Evening News have also teamed up with Break and East of England Co-op to create a special GoGoHares sticker album which is available to pre-order now.

Eastern Daily Press: Break has launched a range of merchandise to celebrate the GoGoHares trailsPhoto: Mark Ivan BenfieldBreak has launched a range of merchandise to celebrate the GoGoHares trailsPhoto: Mark Ivan Benfield (Image: Mark Ivan Benfield)

Michael Rooney, head of commercial services at Break, said: 'It is great to see supporting merchandise to celebrate the trail and Break's 50th anniversary. We hope people really enjoy the trail and are able to take a little momento home to remember their summer of 2018.'

The full range of merchandise includes two figurines - one of the golden GoGoHare Osc-Hare and one of the silver GoGoHare Chrome-Hare - as well as tote bags, tea-towels, badges, a cuddle hare, books and Emma Bridgewater mug. Later in June there will also be postcards on sale.

Carole Slaughter, marketing manager for Jarrold which is the GoGoHares official merchandise partner, said: 'Jarrold are delighted to be once again supporting Break, this time with the GoGoHares project. We very much look forward to the start of the GoGoHares trail and to welcoming people to the store to see our stunning hare – Mr Harebean.'

The GoGoHares trail of 50 hares in Norwich will run from June 24 until September 8. There will also be a second city trail of leverets created by schools, sports clubs and community groups, and a third trail around the county of 18 moongazer hares.

Eastern Daily Press: Break has launched a range of merchandise to celebrate the GoGoHares trailsPhoto: Mark Ivan BenfieldBreak has launched a range of merchandise to celebrate the GoGoHares trailsPhoto: Mark Ivan Benfield (Image: Mark Ivan Benfield)

GoGoHares merchandise will be available from selected Break shops, Jarrold's Norwich department store and The Forum shop, and online at www.jarrold.co.uk

For more information, visit www.gogohares.co.uk and follow @GoGoHares2018 on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

Eastern Daily Press: The chosen sculpture, designed and created by Sophie Green, is part of this year’s GoGoHare trail and will be on display in Dereham. Phareoh and Osc-Hare. Picture: MARK IVAN BENFIELDThe chosen sculpture, designed and created by Sophie Green, is part of this year’s GoGoHare trail and will be on display in Dereham. Phareoh and Osc-Hare. Picture: MARK IVAN BENFIELD (Image: Mark Ivan Benfield)

Eastern Daily Press: Break has launched a range of merchandise to celebrate the GoGoHares trailsPhoto: Mark Ivan BenfieldBreak has launched a range of merchandise to celebrate the GoGoHares trailsPhoto: Mark Ivan Benfield (Image: Mark Ivan Benfield)