16 May 2024 | 1 minute read

Our ASB team joined forces with Merseyside Police, the Anthony Walker Foundation, Liverpool City Council and Monksdown Primary School, to identify offensive and racist graffiti in Norris Green Park.

Kate Toutountzi, Hate Crime Lead for Cobalt and Anti-Social Behaviour Officer at Cobalt Housing, said: “We want to create safe communities for all of our residents to live in and work closely with local partners, including Liverpool City Council’s Prevent Team, to tackle hate crimes in our communities. Thank you to the council for arranging to have graffiti removed.”

In June, our ASB team, along with the police and the Anthony Walker Foundation, will deliver Hate Crime Awareness workshops at local primary schools to continue this important message. If you are concerned about graffiti in your community, please visit: Report an issue with graffiti – Liverpool City Council.

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