Resident pays for graffiti clean-up at Rayner flat
Summary
A resident paid for the removal of graffiti from the outside of Angela Rayner's flat in Hove after she admitted underpaying stamp duty on the property. Local authorities and police are dealing with the graffiti incident, which included offensive messages. The graffiti removal was done by the city council, and the police are investigating it as criminal damage.Key Facts
- Graffiti appeared on the wall outside Angela Rayner's flat in Hove.
- The graffiti came after Ms. Rayner admitted to underpaying stamp duty.
- A resident paid for the graffiti to be removed as per council policy.
- Sussex Police are investigating the incident as criminal damage.
- Offensive messages were also written on nearby construction boards.
- Angela Rayner resigned from her political roles following the admission.
- Brighton & Hove City Council was involved in cleaning up the graffiti.
- The issue drew comments from local MP Peter Kyle and Angela Rayner's spokesperson.
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