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Published:
April 20, 2009
Police
probe new outbreak of
political graffiti in Burnham-On-Sea
 Police
in Burnham-On-Sea are investigating a new incident involving political
graffiti in the town centre.
The
acronym 'BNP' was scrawled over a wall outside a restaurant in
Victoria Street on Friday night, as pictured here.
Police
are investigating whether the incident is linked to a series of
graffiti attacks in the town last autumn.
Burnham-On-Sea.com
reported last
October how a wave of graffiti, with slogans such as 'Put
the Great Back in Britain', had been daubed across walls and garage
doors in the town centre.
Residents
in Oxford Street and Kingsway Road were also shocked
to find the slogans painted over their walls.
Sgt
Ian Kennett from Burnham-On-Sea police said at the time: "Behaviour
like this is not tolerable. We
want to stamp it out as soon as possible and would urge anyone
with information to pass it on to us so we can follow it up."
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