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West Northants council collaborates with local artists in graffiti cleanup initiative

21/04/2026

West Northamptonshire Council is collaborating with local artists and deploying a new van to boost graffiti removal efforts.

Councillors ‘violently intimidated and pelted with eggs’ at refugee debate

12/12/2025

Councillors at Swale Borough Council were threatened and pelted with eggs by balaclava wearing protesters from the public gallery as they debated whether to recognise the area as a place of sanctuary for refugees and asylum seekers.

Weather stations vandalised amid speed camera confusion

21/08/2025

Three roadside weather stations in Durham have been wrecked in what is thought by locals to be a protest against speed cameras.

Council leaders call for a voice on Cobra

12/08/2024

Local government representation on Cobra, the committee for dealing with national emergencies, is essential, council leaders say after last week’s riots.

Investigation launched into ULEZ camera explosion

08/12/2023

The Metropolitan Police has launched a criminal investigation after an Ultra Low Emission Zone (ULEZ) camera in Sidcup exploded on Wednesday night.

LTN vandalism costs London boroughs £850,000

16/08/2023

Local authorities across London are being forced to spend hundreds of thousands of pounds repairing vandalised low-traffic neighbourhood (LTN) infrastructure.

Review into Leicester unrest launched

26/05/2023

The Government has commissioned an independent review into the unrest in Leicester last year that occurred between groups of young Muslim and Hindu men.

Sunderland e-scooter service axed due to vandalism

19/04/2023

The e-scooter provider Zwings has announced it is pulling out of Sunderland due to repeated acts of vandalism.

Council brands £500,000 vandalism bill ‘disappointing’

02/02/2023

A repair bill to deal with vandalism at public buildings totalling nearly £500,000 has been branded as ‘disappointing’ by Aberdeen City Council.

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