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To object to the mural

(109 Posts)
NanaandGrampy Tue 26-Jul-16 15:28:27

I'm all for art but I can see equally eloquent graffiti on pretty much every railway bridge. So it's not for me - and I have to wonder why they think it's appropriate ?

GandTea Tue 26-Jul-16 15:23:20

Love it.

ginny Tue 26-Jul-16 14:55:02

Certainly not attractive but it is on their own wall so not much to be done about it. As DaphneBroon says a trellis would hide it ..

what does it say ?

DaphneBroon Tue 26-Jul-16 14:49:27

A very large trellis is called for.
Ghastly.

Maggiemaybe Tue 26-Jul-16 14:49:04

What does it say - I can't figure it out?

I wouldn't object - as hildajenniJ says, each to their own. They'll get bored of it soon enough and have it painted over.

hildajenniJ Tue 26-Jul-16 14:40:01

It's still neat and tidy, the lawn is beautifully mown. It isn't what I'd paint on the end of my house, but hey ho, each to his own. I think it's called graffiti art. It may not suit the area though, and if there are complaints, the local council might ask them to paint over it. They could invoke a section 215 notice. See here

Bellasnana Tue 26-Jul-16 14:39:17

It's hideous! What on earth were they thinking? shock

M0nica Tue 26-Jul-16 14:35:39

Oh good grief! Have you spoken to your local councillor or planning officer about it, or even your local paper?

Galen Tue 26-Jul-16 14:23:40

That my new next door neighbors have painted on their end gable wall. All the other bungalows in the road are painted a crême colour and we are were a neat and tidy road