Vandalism - graffiti - reporting and removal | |
As part of our aim to make our borough safer, cleaner and greener, we are committed to preventing and removing graffiti as quickly as possible. Our Graffiti Action Team remove graffiti from the borough’s parks and open spaces, the public highway, private land visible from the highway as well as non illuminated street furniture.HOW DO I REPORT GRAFFITI ?
If you would like to help us improve your environment by removing the graffiti yourself, we have a limited supply of graffiti removal kits for residents or small businesses to use. Please contact us on 020 8379 1000 to obtain your free kit. The graffiti removal service is free to residents; please refer to the criteria for removal below. Public buildings, private residences on any land visible from the highway
Any park or open space owned by London Borough of Enfield
Street surfaces on or in the public street
Listed structures
Note: London Borough of Enfield will not remove graffiti above 2 metres in height or surfaces, which require specialist cleansing. PREVENTION POWERS
We will prosecute any shop owner selling aerosol spray cans to underage children. We run graffiti campaigns to reward those who provide information which leads to a successful prosecution up to £1000. We will share graffiti intelligence and evidence amongst other agencies such as the police, other local authorities and British Transport police. Our enforcement team tries to work with businesses who have been victims of graffiti in the borough to ensure its’ swift removal. In some circumstances it may be necessary to take enforcement action, this is usually the last resort. If graffiti is not removed despite the enforcement team’s requests, they will serve a notice on the owner/occupier of the property where the graffiti is located, requiring the removal of the graffiti within a specified period. If the notice is not complied with, the Council will consider removing the graffiti and recover the costs from the occupier or owner of the property. Graffiti on Housing Association or Council Properties Graffiti removal from Housing Association properties is the responsibility of the relevant housing association. If the graffiti is on Council housing, please contact the Housing Duty officer line on 020 8379 1000 for removal. Helpful hints Where practical, you may consider fixing trellis to your wall and growing plants such as ivy or prickly varieties of plants which can act as a deterrent to the graffiti vandal. The Council works with owners of private street furniture but you can report graffiti directly to them on: Network Rail: www.networkrail.co.uk
BT Phone boxes www.bt.com
Bus shelters (Adshel) www.adshel.co.uk
Bus shelters (JC Decaux) www.jcdecaux.co.uk
Royal Mail www.royalmail.com
EDF Energy 0845 601 4516
Transport for Lonon WWW.tfl.gov.uk
For further information please contact us on 020 8379 1000 Eligibility
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Racist/offensive graffiti will be removed within 24 hours of it being reported |
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This document was last updated on 2008-05-22 14:44:27 published by the team. Document Reference:LBE_122159

