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Renata - I think this is your ward: the electricity substation at the 63/363 bus stop on Forest Hill Road near to Dunstan's Road, so nicely and artistically painted, has been vandalised with large, red writing on two sides, at least. Please could you have it removed by the council o as to prevent any more happening, at least in the short term, and to respect the artist who spent so much time and effort making this otherwise ugly building a lot less so. Thanks

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