
Cenotaph, St Peter’s Square, Wolverhampton
D-EXP/P/W27/144 2 Nov 1966 Wolverhampton Archives
Vandalism on the wall.
D-EXP/P/W27/144 2 Nov 1966 Wolverhampton Archives
Vandalism on the wall.
D-EXP/P/W95A/18 24 Jul 1942 Wolverhampton Archives
Fittings are shown on the floor of a sabotaged and vandalised shelter.
D-EXP/P/W1W/78 25 Aug 1969 Wolverhampton Archives
Vandalism to the fountain was costing the Hammerson development a fortune. Arthur Tosler is quoted, and Loomba Fashions is mentioned.
D-EXP/P/W1G/27 3 Dec 1984 Wolverhampton Archives
Councillor Arthur Steventon called for a crackdown on vandalism after Council houses were attacked. Tarmac is mentioned.
D-EXP/P/W1M/3 24 Dec 1968 Wolverhampton Archives
The Civic Society criticised the lack of bars, cafes and an arts centre in the new development, and was concerned about vandalism.
D-EXP/P/C12/264 4 May 1990 Wolverhampton Archives
The churchyard had been vandalised.
D-EXP/P/W1W/81 30 May 1973 Wolverhampton Archives
The fountain had been filled with rubbish by vandals.
D-EXP/P/W27/54 10 Jun 1967 Wolverhampton Archives
Deacon Walter Trepte of the German War Graves Commission, following vandalism that was discovered hours before the dedication ceremony of the new cemetery.
D-EXP/P/H44/24 25 Jan 1980 Wolverhampton Archives
The tower block was the first to benefit from a pioneering Dudley Council plan to turn the flats into luxury apartments with a “no children” policy, to reduce vandalism and move families out of high rise blocks. The photograph shows Alice Fellows using a
D-EXP/P/C12/25 3 Apr 1994 Wolverhampton Archives
The church had been attacked by vandals for the sixth time in as many months. The photograph shows Bertha Winstone inspecting the damage.