Overview
- Brighton and Hove City Council said it removed the offensive graffiti, citing security concerns and its policy on such removals.
- A resident covered the cost of the cleanup, according to the council’s statement on Friday.
- Sussex Police said they are making enquiries and asked witnesses to call 101 quoting serial 528 of 04/09.
- Downing Street, local MPs Peter Kyle and Chris Ward, and a spokesperson for Angela Rayner condemned the vandalism as unacceptable.
- Rayner had acknowledged underpaying stamp duty on the Hove property earlier in the week and later resigned from her senior posts following an official probe.