South Queensferry's Graffiti Woes: Racist Slurs & Repeat Offenses

0:00It's April 22nd. This is Edinburgh News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with the story. Edinburgh's South Queen's Ferry has a nasty graffiti problem that's just not quitting. Local council crews have scrubbed offensive tags six times in the last five months, but they keep popping back up. Reports started rolling in back in December and went right up to Tuesday, April 21st. The vandalism has hit spots like the Morrison Gardens underpass in the society road area most. Some of this mess includes racist slurs, stirring up real anger in the neighborhood. Folks are fed up with the repeated hits on their community spaces. Police Scotland is digging deep into the cases, hunting for whoever's behind it. They've made it clear this kind of repeat offense crosses every line. If you've got eyes on anything suspicious around there, call Police Scotland on 101 and quote, incident number 2772 from April 6th. Keeping these streets clean starts with all of us watching out.