Is this the work of Banksy in a Belvedere car park? (From This Is Local London)

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  PaulErith wrote:
  

  Rev. Sue Scottley wrote: Maybe we need to distinguish between "graffiti artists" - who often do provide a much needed touch of art to our rather dull streets - and "graffiti vandals".

  Possibly that's a good distinction. I guess the only problem, is that what I might call 'graffiti vandalism', someone else could call art. If you know what I mean, 'art' has so many forms. It would be impossible to distinguish.

  I agree that 'art' has many forms, but it is clear that when you see a 'tag' displayed along the rail lines and on bridges, graffiti has been used in criminal behaviour.
  One such tag is that which reads 'RIP Lennie', which refers to the boy the News Shopper reported about who died in a motorcycle accident. Defacing rail lines and bridges is not an appropriate way to grief.
  What this artist featured above (Banksy or not) has done is brighten up a dull wall passed by many pedistrians.
  Local councils are recognising graffiti as art and have commisioned walls to painted by youths of the area."
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