FixMyStreet data reveals Bexley’s worst graffiti hotspots. Areas include Park View Road and Sidcup High Street.
Of the reports, many got fixed. Some closed because it was private property. Some areas keep having problems. They are graffiti hotspots.
Welling’s Park View Road has repeated graffiti. It’s on walls near Sharnbrooke Close. Someone reported graffiti on a white wall there. This was back in January.
Belgrove Road has gang-related graffiti. This includes artwork being defaced. Someone saw tags on the walkway tunnel. It was reported last November. Central Avenue also has issues.
Hook Lane and Lancelot Road Footpath are bad. People see offensive graffiti there often. Someone saw it on a park toilet door. That was reported in mid-September.
Burnt Oak Lane near the Youth Centre is hit hard. Recycling bins get graffiti. People saw it on the bottle bins. That was reported early October.
Sidcup High Street & Nesbitt Walk are problem spots. Graffiti shows up on shops and walkways. Someone reported bad language on walls there. The old Halifax branch is targeted too. People reported graffiti there. Both were late October.
Marten Groves Park has vandalized play equipment. Graffiti covers play areas. The slide is unusable, someone shared. That report was early November.
A20 roundabout has graffiti on concrete walls. It’s at Chislehurst Road. Someone reported tags there in late September.
Queen Mary’s Hospital Subway gets graffiti a lot. People see it at the entrance and inside. Someone spotted graffiti at the entry. This was early September.
Bexley Council removes graffiti fast on its property. Offensive stuff goes within a day. They report it to the police too.
The council helps with private property issues. They offer removal for visible graffiti. Locals can get graffiti removal kits.