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Appeal for information after racist graffiti is daubed on bus stop
The Chronicle
|February 06, 2026
RESIDENTS in Cramlington have been asked to stay vigilant after racist, offensive graffiti was repeatedly daubed on a town centre bus stop.
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The bus stop and area beside Seven Oaks Park on Dudley Lane has been targeted on an almost weekly basis for the past few months.
The county council has been forced to clean the messages off on several occasions. Cramlington Village councillor Mark Swinburn urged anyone who had any information on the culprits to come forward.
This story is from the February 06, 2026 edition of The Chronicle.
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