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Graffiti menace tackled with free kits



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GRAFFITI-BUSTING chemical kits are now available free for Richmondshire residents to help clean up their property.
Richmondshire Community Safety Partnership (RCSP) has bought a stock of kits, and these can be borrowed free of charge from Community Offices across the district.

According to a survey of the Richmondshire Viewfinder residents panel, undertaken in November 2007, almost a quarter of respondents felt vandalism, graffiti and other deliberate damage to property or vehicles was a problem in their area.

Kate Davies, RCSP Community Safety Officer, said: "Unsightly spray paint can really spoil an otherwise attractive neighbourhood. Studies show that removing graffiti quickly deters repeat attacks, reducing the likelihood of reoccurrence, and so we want to make it as easy as possible for residents to clean graffiti off their own property.

"The new kits are effective enough to make graffiti removal easy, but also safe enough for members of the public to use themselves."

To borrow the equipment, call in to a Community Office in Richmond, Colburn, Leyburn, Hawes or Reeth, or telephone 01748 829100.

Graffiti on public buildings or in public areas will continue to be removed by Richmondshire District Council.

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