Would let your kids play here?
An annoyed resident from Plumstead has just emailed us this morning about the state of Winns Common playground area, they kindly sent us some pictures too. He says that state of graffiti in the playground is appalling and it's hasn't been cleaned in over a year.
So much for Greenwich being cleaner! Our advice to the resident is to go along to the Council's Great Get Together on June 30th. It just so happens to be on Winns Common. Grab the lazy overpaid waste of space and drag them over to the playground and point out what an absolute shower of shit they are. Probably best that you don't swear at them though, they might try and give you an ASBO.
If anyone has anymore more pictures of the appalling mess that the borough is in do send them in. It's easy to contact us
So much for Greenwich being cleaner! Our advice to the resident is to go along to the Council's Great Get Together on June 30th. It just so happens to be on Winns Common. Grab the lazy overpaid waste of space and drag them over to the playground and point out what an absolute shower of shit they are. Probably best that you don't swear at them though, they might try and give you an ASBO.If anyone has anymore more pictures of the appalling mess that the borough is in do send them in. It's easy to contact us
Labels: antisocial behaviour, cleansweep, graffiti
posted by greenwich.watch at 8:39 am
5 Comments:
I think someone did let their kids play there looking at the state of the place!
Shame on you! It appears you have missed the obvious. It’s not council workers who graffiti the borough it's the children of residents, it's visitors to the area, it's a whole range of people, but it ain't council workers! Get a grip; blame the culprits, the scum bags who actually do the graffiti.
What I know is that it costs me and you money every time council workers go out and remove graffiti.
Maybe if we stopped the scum bags from vandalising like this, then public places would remain nice?
No graffiti means no graffiti removal. No graffiti removal means big savings and maybe I could pay less on my council tax!
For a change I disagree with your tirade, you are simply wrong. Aim your vitriol at the true culprits!
We didn't say it was council workers. Shame on you for not reading proeprly.
We were talking about the fact that nothing is done about it, which clearly we agree on.
I must have missed the point of this. If child-molesters or violent gangs were inhabiting the playground I could understand, but how does graffiti per se threaten your kids?
broken windows theory?
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