Brighton council could triple graffiti fines for taggers
Businesses could be forced to pay for getting tagged after the council announced plans to make owners foot the bill for graffiti cleaning.
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Businesses could be forced to pay for getting tagged after the council announced plans to make owners foot the bill for graffiti cleaning.
Brighton has become the perfect example of how quickly nature reclaims the street if weeds are left unchecked.
Monster weeds have grown to more than six feet tall in some areas of the city with residents now fuming and fearing for their safety.
Some of the them stand up to five feet tall and completely block pathways used by children to get to school.
A council decision to ban weed killer was well-intentioned – but created a city full of unsafe, overgrown roads and pavements