Removing fly-posting in Regent's Park

Tuesday, 24 April, 2018

Local News

Posters, signs and stickers put up without permission is unsightly and blight an area especially within the Conservation area of St John’s Wood.

We are lucky here in Regent’s Park ward that we don’t often get fly-posting but when we were informed of fly-posters which had been placed on the hoarding of an empty retail unit in Baker Street below Chiltern Court we arranged for them to be removed.

‘The residents of Chiltern Court are grateful for the quick action of our Councillors to have these unauthorised posters taken down’ said House Manager, Chiltern Court. If you notice any fly-posting or graffiti please do report it at https://www.westminster.gov.uk/report-it or call the Environmental hotline 020 7641 2000.

Photos: Fly-poster removal on Baker Street before and after photos

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