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Graffiti

Speed bumps painted with St Georges crosses in Callington Road in Whitley.
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Councillors complain of waste as £7k is spent on Operation Raise the Colours clear up

The St George's crosses spray painted onto road markings and street furniture as part of Operation Raise the Colours in Reading last summer. The St George's crosses spray painted onto road markings and street furniture as part of Operation Raise the Colours in Reading last summer.
Operation: Raise the Colours
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Thousands spent on removing St Georges crosses and flags in Reading

A utility cabinet in Northumberland Avenue, Whitley, with the Ada Lovelace street art and two painted St George's crosses. A utility cabinet in Northumberland Avenue, Whitley, with the Ada Lovelace street art and two painted St George's crosses.
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Graffiti
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Street art to ground-breaking computer pioneer removed in Reading

The road signs painted with St Georges crosses in Northumberland Avenue, with the former Whitley Library building in the background. The road signs painted with St Georges crosses in Northumberland Avenue, with the former Whitley Library building in the background.
Graffiti
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Street signs near Mosque painted with England flag graffiti

Pro-Kurdistan graffiti at the block of 11 flats that have replaced The Red Lion pub in Southampton Street near Reading town centre. Pro-Kurdistan graffiti at the block of 11 flats that have replaced The Red Lion pub in Southampton Street near Reading town centre.
Central Reading
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Graffiti appears at flats that replace pub once taken over by squatters

The mural to the Forbury Gardens terror attack victims on Reading Bridge. The mural to the Forbury Gardens terror attack victims on Reading Bridge.
Graffiti
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Mural to Reading terror attack victims reappears as inquest into murders takes place

Hijacked advertising boards showing a distressed mother ostrich and 'Restore Nature Now' messaging. Hijacked advertising boards showing a distressed mother ostrich and 'Restore Nature Now' messaging.
Central Reading
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Campaigners hijack advertising boards seen by thousands across Reading

A mural to the victims of the Reading terror attack at Reading Bridge which has since been painted over. Credit:  _peachyofficial A mural to the victims of the Reading terror attack at Reading Bridge which has since been painted over. Credit:  _peachyofficial
Central Reading
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Council mix up sees mural to Forbury victims painted over

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