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Overnight deep cleaning scheme for city is approved

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House featuring giant mural of Prince Harry and Prince William up for sale

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Outrage as graffiti vandals attack village war memorial

Plans to make businesses pay for graffiti cleaning are being considered by the council Plans to make businesses pay for graffiti cleaning are being considered by the council
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Council announces new graffiti strategy as fines could triple for taggers

Small businesses will no longer be hit with fines if their shopfronts are tagged Small businesses will no longer be hit with fines if their shopfronts are tagged
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Fines scrapped for small businesses hit by graffiti

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Giant new street art causes a stir - but where is it?

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Hairdresser's fury as council threatens a fine over graffiti vandalism

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