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addedalmost 16 years ago
a 200ft long tunnel in a quiet, cosmopolitan bristol neighbourhood. it was allocated as a space for "continuous art" in 2008. both sides are OK to paint, but theres not many layers yet. it attracts a lot of street art and community murals. paint a character for the kids!
confirmationalmost 16 years ago
check this out hurtyoubad.com/?p=2676
confirmationalmost 16 years ago
information is correct
confirmationabout 15 years ago
this place looks cool in Google Street View: tiny.cc/YgZab
reportover 8 years ago
For some reason you think think this tunnel is Bristol City Councils property Its not it's Network Rails and they have confirmed they consider all forms of Graffiti is criminal damage. Especially as spray painting Victorian brick in tunnels as said paint seals theses bricks and them from breathing hence producing an enhanced decomposition of the tunnels structures Please stop lieing to the community and the police there are no legal graffiti walls anywhere in Bristol despite the likes of Cris Chalkley might say. You all looking at arrest and prosecution.
confirmationabout 8 years ago
Again (Mr Naysayer), a councilor today confirmed that this is one of 2 spots they consider legal walls. We're in the process of getting more too :)
reportover 7 years ago
network rail has confirmed in writing that this is not a free wall and arrests will be made by either british transport police or more likley avon and somerset police - if in doubt email McEvoy Shaun <Shaun.McEvoy@networkrail.co.uk>
confirmationalmost 2 years ago
Spoke with police recently and this was confirmed a place where graffiti is accepted, they view it as a place where people can paint without fear of arrest.
Is this wall still safe to paint?