| Comment | I notice a few people talking about graffiti. I understand covering offensive graffiti however there are little to no legal spaces for people to practise their craft and to create street art. GGC spent [£649,914](https://www.cleaning-matters.co.uk/graffiti-removal-costs-uk) in 2019 (the most out of any UK council) in creating grey squares on walls around the city, covering some genuinely good pieces in the process of squandering this money.
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Would the council create legal spaces for people to practise and create street art? Is there a constructive plan or is their intention to simply continue making the city an odd art collection of grey paint splodges? |
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