Showing posts with label Ferndene Road. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ferndene Road. Show all posts

Set of reported graffiti from May 2011. Part A

Ferndene Rd / Wilmslow Rd street cabinet SPS tag fairly common sight unfortunately

Millgate Lane double yellow lines needed at the Wilmslow Road end and pot hole problems reported - lines now painted - some pot holes filled but continue to be a problem on this road!

Parrs Wood Lane railings outside the soon-to-be East Didsbury Metrolink stop - lots of tagging going on here for some reason?

School Lane bridge next to Barlow HS - I can't see graffiti in this photo either, but it was there and now it's gone! (and on the other side of the bridge)

All of the pedestrian signal boxes at the Parrs Wood Rd/School Ln junction were tagged

Stenner Lane street cabinet opposite St James' church was bombed

This wall tag was there for ages on Wilmslow Rd near Old Broadway before I had it removed

Sample of reports from Feb 2011

Ferndene Rd street cabinet - one of two on this road targeted this month with strange blobs of paint

Someone trying to park where they shouldn't on Ferndene Road?

Looks like either a car or Old Beades boys falling out of their bar into this sign!

Even the railings on Parrs Wood Lane are getting regularly targeted by taggers

Bin on Tuscan Road/Millgate Lane gets a paint job

Just one of many lamp posts bombed and reported along Wilmslow Road

Old friend outside the BT building on Wilmslow Rd needing another cleaning

Reported in July 2010

Hoarding around the Golden Lion site - Ferndene Rd/Wilmslow Rd - this is constantly under attack

A tiny bit of graffiti on Ruabon Rd sign - why do they bother?

Sandhurst Lane bridge over the new Metrolink line/old railway line

What function does this post perform? It's on Wilmslow Rd outside the Golden Lion pub site

Wilmslow Rd opposite Sandhurst Road street cabinet

Badly damaged Wilmslow Road outside East Didsbury train station - I managed to get the whole damaged area repaired properly after a few poor patch-up jobs.