Police are planning to hold stern talks in schools after vulgar graffiti was found in a Shropshire village.
Visit Shots! nowtown and rural, Kerry Hogg, posted on the force's Neighbourhood Matters page on Monday revealing there have been a"few current incidents" of graffiti in the area.
A councillor is said to have previously removed graffiti from the play area at a cost to themselves, but more drawings and graffiti have appeared since.The post included pictures of graffiti in the play area, including the drawings of genitalia, and said:"There have been a few current incidents of graffiti within the Baschurch area and previously within Ellesmere Town.
"When first noticed a local councillor took time to remove the majority of the graffiti at a cost to themselves. Since the removal there has been more done, which is not acceptable. West Mercia Police has reminded residents that they can report findings of graffiti online to their local council and the police.
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