Graffiti and flyposting
You can report unsightly markings on public property or street furniture so it can be inspected and removed
Graffiti, flyposting and stickering are illegal.
We will remove offensive graffiti and flyposting within 1 working day of being notified. All other graffiti and flyposting will be removed within 5 working days.
If the incident is on a housing estate please contact your estate manager.
If we are required to go on to private property we will contact the owner or business before we do so.
Businesses have a responsibility to remove graffiti from their own premises and often need planning permission for advertisements that affect the amenity of an area. We will investigate these reports and ensure they are removed
Telephone boxes
Illegal graffiti or flyposting create a negative impression of an area and contribute to people's fear of crime.
Incidents of damage or graffiti, stickering or flyposting inside the BT phone boxes can be reported to BT online, or by calling 0800 661 610.
Prostitutes' cards in phone boxes should be reported to BT and the Metropolitan Police (non-emergency). You can contact the Metropolitan Police (non-emergency) by calling 0300 123 1212 or by using this online portal.
Published: 16 January 2021
Last updated: 13 February 2024