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Mystery statue was born in recognition of IVF Day

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July 28, 2025

A MYSTERIOUS statue of a girl’s grey dress has appeared near College Green in Bristol city centre.

Mystery statue was born in recognition of IVF Day

The statue was positioned outside the CREATE Fertility Bristol clinic without any indication as to the meaning behind it.

Lead consultant Dr Spiros Liatsikos said: “We were really surprised and confused when we arrived in the clinic this morning to see by our front door in central Bristol a statue of a girl’s grey dress.

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