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Council increases fines in a bid to reduce graffiti attacks

Fines for unlawful graffiti and fly-posting in Bristol have more than tripled in a bid to crack down on anti-social behaviour. Approved by Bristol city council’s cabinet, the change came into effect from the 17th of April 2024 and sees fines increase from £150 to £500.

Graffiti vandalism on the rise

You only have to glance at the latest news headlines to see that graffiti vandalism is on the increase! Racist slurs and political slogans, gratuitous tags and shapes daubed on buildings and bridges – any blank space is fair game to the graffiti vandals.

Vandalism in lockdown: how to tackle opportunist graffiti

There has been an upsurge of graffiti attacks on both public and private property during lockdown. OneFifty offers a rapid response graffiti cleaning service to help tackle the challenge and keep buildings clean and graffiti-free.

OneFifty wins Bedminster BID

OneFifty was delighted to be selected to work with Bedminster BID to clean unwanted graffiti in the Bedminster high street area.

Guide to Graffiti Removal

Successfully removing graffiti depends on a few different factors. Here's what to consider if you’re removing graffiti from your building or any other area of your property.

Keep your buildings Graffiti-free with Graffiti Assist

Some buildings are prone to frequent and repeated graffiti 'attacks', which are both costly and frustrating for the building owner or manager. Graffiti Assist, our new graffiti management service, has been specifically created to help keep buildings clean and graffiti-free while reducing cleaning costs.

OneFifty cleaning products and coatings

Our state of the art steam cleaning technology delivers brilliant results on most cleaning projects, however some more heavy duty contaminants require special measures. We now have our own range of cleaning products specifically designed to tackle stubborn, hard to remove contaminants...

Unwanted graffiti - why it’s essential to get it cleaned up quickly

Unwanted graffiti or tagging is often seen as a clear sign that a neighbourhood is starting to go downhill. It can start with just one tag or slogan scrawled on a building then, just as one broken window inevitably leads to more.