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Dear Neighbours,
I hope this message finds you well. During my recent foot patrol, I noticed some graffiti in our ward that could use out attention. I have reported it to the council, but its important that we all stay vigilant in keeping our community looking at its best.
If you see any graffiti or other vandalism, please don’t hesitate to report it to the council as well. Every report helps us maintain a safe and beautiful environment for everyone. Thank you for continued support in keeping our neighbourhood clean.
Graffiti Graffiti is a form of criminal damage and is illegal. If you see graffiti, report it. https://www.hillingdon.gov.uk/report-graffiti
Graffiti on bus stops/shelters It is the responsibility of TFL to clean and remove graffiti from bus stops/shelters. https://tfl.gov.uk/help-and-contact/report-criminal-damage-or-antisocial-behaviour
Report graffiti You can report graffiti in Hillingdon using online form. Please Note: If graffiti is on a private house or small business (such as a corner shop or small independent office), the council will remove it for free. If graffiti is on property belonging to a larger business, we will make a charge, based on the length of time taken to remove the graffiti. How soon we will remove graffiti We aim to remove graffiti within 5 working days. If the graffiti is 2 metres or more above the ground or in a place that's difficult to access, this sometimes takes longer. If the graffiti is abusive, obscene or racist, we'll remove it within 24 hours. Fines for graffiti There are no legal sites for graffiti within the borough and all graffiti is considered criminal damage under the Criminal Damage Act 1971. People caught in the act of graffiti or intending to cause graffiti can receive an on-the-spot fine called a Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) of £500. If a person is taken to court, the fine could be up to £2,500, or they may even face a prison term.
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