Bradley Lowery: Foundation launch competition seeking design ideas for new children's holiday home

The Bradley Lowery Foundation, set up in memory of Bradley Lowery to create a lasting legacy of the six-year-old who lost his fight to Neuroblastoma in 2017, is currently funding a five-bedroom luxury holiday home for poorly children and their families in Scarborough.

Gemma Lowery, Bradley's mum and founder of the foundation, said: "Bradley loved visiting Scarborough and we would like this holiday home to be a special place kids will love to visit and somewhere families can make memories of special times together.

"We came up with the idea of having kids themselves designing their dream bedrooms and we want them to have the wow factor, so they can let their imaginations run wild!"

The location of the holiday home in Scarborough was specially selected as it was one of Bradley's favourite places to visit.

The competition is open to children aged between 2 and 16 and they are tasked with designing the five bedrooms of 'Super Brad's Pad'.

The designs can be drawn on paper or on the computer or could even be made from crafting materials.

All designs must include space for a double bed and be easily accessible for wheelchairs.

The rest is up to the designers!

The foundation will display the designs for people to vote for their favourite.

You can send your designs by email to [email protected] or send them in a message on the charity’s Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn or Instagram.

The Bradley Lowery Foundation was established in memory of Bradley Lowery, who passed away at the age of six in 2017, following a fight with Neuroblastoma, which began when he was 18 months old.

The Bradley Lowery Foundation has raised more than £3 million for dozens of poorly children across the UK; established a dedicated support line for the families of children with cancer; donated over £200K to researching childhood cancers and campaigned for new drugs to be introduced in the UK.