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Clyde Road graffiti

Thank you, thank you, thank you for putting ‘Graffiti frustrations’ on the front Page of the Berwick Star News (7 August). Well done.

It is unbelievable that this graffiti on the rail overpass is even still there.

Why? What sort of pathetic, weak and gutless ‘authorities’ are now in charge of things?

The graffiti is wrong, ugly and offensive to the Berwick community.

It must be gone!

It will only take a few minutes work for a spray painter to get rid of that ugly mess.

So, what is the problem? Seriously? How can something so simple turn into so much drama?

Council blames Metro Trains Melbourne. They in turn blame Public Transport Victoria.

And yes, this graffitti is highly offensive to everybody.

Once again, the ratbags in the community win.

The nice, respectable citizen loses.

I am lost for words.

Beatrice Blyth, Berwick

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