Businesses join forces to wipe out grafitti menace (From Daily Echo)
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Businesses join forces to wipe out grafitti menace
11:24am Tuesday 6th February 2001 in
SHOPKEEPERS and police across Lewisham have joined forces to take on the menace of graffiti vandals.
Businesses have signed up to an agreement not to sell aerosol paints, marker pens and other ink products to under 16s. The scheme, Lewisham Businesses Against Graffiti, was launched at Lewisham Town Hall with the help of the boroughs police commander, Chief Superintendent Mike Humphrey.
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Danny Gray a supervisor from Halfords, Catford signs a declaration against grafitti with Commander Mike Humphrey Chief superintendent of police
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