Seaton public toilets closed after 'some of worst graffiti East Devon has ever seen'

By Francesca Evans

6th Jun 2022 | Local News

The graffiti has been described as some of the worst ever seen by East Devon District Council
The graffiti has been described as some of the worst ever seen by East Devon District Council

Vandals have caused huge damages to a block of Seaton toilets, in some of the worst graffiti East Devon District Council has ever seen.

The Thury Harcourt Place Toilets will be closed until further notice and police have been informed of the vandalism, which took place sometime over the bank holiday weekend. 

Similar graffiti, which included swearing and offensive slurs, was also left all over a children's play park in Colyton.

Any residents who may have seen what happened or have any information on the offenders involved in the two incidents have been asked to report it on EDDC's websiteEDDC's app, via 101 online or through Crimestoppers

Councillor Geoff Jung, EDDC's portfolio holder for coast, country, and environment, said: "Acts of vandalism on these public toilets means unfortunately that we will have to close them for some time until the damage is repaired and repainted.

"We are also considering reducing the opening times to try and limit this continuing problem at this location."

The long-term future of the public toilet block is uncertain as they have been listed by East Devon District Council among those set to close, unless taken on as a commercial venture, despite widespread objection from residents.

     

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