Positivity may be hard to come by at the moment, but one Fenland resident aims to provide just that.

Cambs Times: Residents have been creating their own rainbows for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work. Pictures: FACEBOOK/RAINBOW TRAILS FENLANDResidents have been creating their own rainbows for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work. Pictures: FACEBOOK/RAINBOW TRAILS FENLAND (Image: Archant)

Lucy Bidgood, a worker at Westwood Primary School in March, created the ‘Rainbow Trails Fenland’ group on social media to encourage residents to create a rainbow and stick it on their window.

Since setting up the Facebook group on Saturday (March 21), the page has been inundated with a flurry of pictures, designed for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work during the coronavirus pandemic.

Writing on the Facebook page, Lucy said: “All you have to do is a create a rainbow and stick it in your window for the children to spot on their walks during these hard times.

“You can be as creative and as large as you like using pens, paints or anything at all. As big or small as you would like.”

Cambs Times: Residents have been creating their own rainbows for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work. Pictures: FACEBOOK/RAINBOW TRAILS FENLANDResidents have been creating their own rainbows for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work. Pictures: FACEBOOK/RAINBOW TRAILS FENLAND (Image: Archant)

She added: “ It would be great to get everyone, young and old, involved. Once you have created your rainbow, please share the pictures here.”

Are you organising any community projects or ideas during the COVID-19 outbreak? Tell us what you’re getting up to - email Daniel.Mason@archant.co.uk.

Cambs Times: Residents have been creating their own rainbows for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work. Pictures: FACEBOOK/RAINBOW TRAILS FENLANDResidents have been creating their own rainbows for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work. Pictures: FACEBOOK/RAINBOW TRAILS FENLAND (Image: Archant)

Cambs Times: Residents have been creating their own rainbows for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work. Pictures: FACEBOOK/RAINBOW TRAILS FENLANDResidents have been creating their own rainbows for children and key workers to see on their route to school or work. Pictures: FACEBOOK/RAINBOW TRAILS FENLAND (Image: Archant)