Vandalism in New Eiffel

Graffiti in Új Repülő

Vandalism is the action involving deliberate destruction of or damage to public or private property. Vandalism in New Eiffel commonly consists of graffiti, litter and property damage.

Property damage

New Eiffel School's front right window was damaged when a brick was thrown at it. The window cost was around £200.

Litter

Litter used to be a large problem in New Eiffel in early 2018, however has since become of relatively little concern. The grade 2-listed building, 39, 41 Bomb Shelter has become more and more heavily damaged and vandalised with graffiti and litter. On 20 May 2019, the government revealed plans to restore and clean up the shelter. The clean-up of the bomb shelter took place on 12 January 2020, and was primarily done by Janus Smith. As of July 2020, litter has resurfaced as a common problem, especially within Plitvice and New Eiffel Gardens.

Graffiti

Graffiti is most commonly done with spray paint or crayon, however markers and paint are also used.

Gallery

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  Fly-tipping; now appears to have been reclaimed by nature

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  Litter inside of 39, 41 Bomb Shelter in May 2019 before the clean-up

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  Clean-up of 39, 41 Bomb Shelter in January 2020

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  Marker pens are also used for graffiti

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  Litter

See also

• Crime in New Eiffel