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Feedback
from Derby City in May 2009
"If
they get caught, charged ,taken to court, and the magistrates
are awake ,then something may get done ."
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from Bromley in May 2009
"You've
got to catch them first."
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from Totnes in May 2009
"I
would only be in favour of your action if specific areas
were made available for graffitti artists to use in
developing their technique. While I agree that thoughtless
covering of other people's walls is anti-social, I do
respect the honest artistry of, for example, my grandson's
work. Fortunately his mother has allocated a space in
their back garden which he uses, paints over, uses again
and has developed sufficient skill to be invited to
lead a group of youths spray painting the play area
of a safe house for victims of domestic abuse in San
Diego, California. He is 17, dyslexic, wildly creative
and a source of pride to this grandmother. "
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from Middlesborough in May 2009
"If
you are to have any real success with this then try
to stop the way in which young people are encouraged
to use a "graffiti wall" on which to practice their
skills."
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from Balham, London in May 2009
"
I really don't get this - if the police/council knew
who was doing them they'd have stopped them long ago.
Is some magic detection system now available? Otherwise
it seems to me just so much hot air."
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from Cambirdgeshire in May 2009
"
I hope it goes through Gail Kenney."
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from Colchester in May 2009
"This
is great news and something I have been advocating for
a long time but came up against "Health and Safety".
At the risk of sounding negative the vandals still need
to be caught, presumably in the act. Nevertheless it
is very welcome news."
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in May 2009
"One
question how will it be policed?"
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from Perth in May 2009
"Graffiti
removal has to be done in a sensitive way that takes
account of the material from which the graffiti is being
removed. By allowing these characters to remove their
graffiti, even with some equipment being provided, could
create even more problems. The most simple solution
is to dock the removal cost from their social security
payments."
Feedback
from Chichester in May 2009
"Sounds
wonderful but a word of caution. Whilst I would support
the perpetrator cleaning up their own mess I wouldn't
like to have to wait the length of time that it would
take to catch them and then the order to clean up. We
have a system whereby professionals come in and clean
up very quickly on demand. I don't want the graffiti
hanging about any longer than necessary. One of those
glorious ideas but not, I think quite thought through
by whichever party. It comes with not working close
to the ground so to speak."
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from Sunderland in May 2009
"I'm
sure the idea to make graffiti perpetrators clear up
their own mess will receive wide support, but I hope
the proposals won't mean that we have to hold off removing
graffiti - particularly offensive graffiti - until we
track down the culprits so that they can do the clearing
up?"
Feedback
from Hull in May 2009
"That
is ok if they catch them."
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from Daventry in May 2009
"Excellent
news, suggest you put this together with a campaign
to rid the countryside, in particular the fields adjacent
to the motorways and arterial roads, from trailer mounted
advertising."
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