Sunbury Life takes no pleasure in highlighting the outbreak of tagging across Sunbury in this report.
A few weeks back we were told the man who washes away graffiti and tags in Sunbury was let go by Hume City Council.
We contacted the council’s media department on two occasions to confirm this, but so far no one has responded.
However, if he was let go, it could explain the lack of action in keeping on top of the town’s taggers.
While it was good to see social media posts by numerous local worthies taking credit for getting overgrown grass cut on a roundabout over the weekend, we hope they can all hold hands to contact whomever it is at Hume Council that’s responsible for keeping our wonderful town ship shape.
Station Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.Target, Evans Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.Rear buildings, O’Shanassy Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.Station Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.Rear buildings, O’Shanassy Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.O’Shanassy Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.O’Shanassy Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.With no security cameras, the multi deck car park is a low risk target for taggers. Photo / Sunbury Life.Rear of Evans Street, Photo / Sunbury Life.With no security cameras, the multi deck car park is a low risk target for taggers. Photo / Sunbury Life.Brook Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.O’Shanassy Street. Photo / Sunbury Life.Station Street. Photo / Sunbury LifeBrook Street. Photo / Sunbury Life
