That's a bit lame. About 40% of the people in the photo were just taking photos. Whatever happened to hurling cobblestones and Molotov Cocktails? Next thing they'll give up herding flocks of sheep down the autoroutes.
I thought they could catch fire spontaneously? Or is that just cheap ebikes?
It's not 'everyday' vandalism - it was a sufficiently extreme/unusual example to make national news, and it occurred during a lockdown in a pandemic in one of the most deprived areas in the country, following the death of a local teenager.
'Everyday' as opposed to 'New Year' vandalism. It was at a peaceful balloon releasing vigil for a young man who had tragically died suddenly from drugs related causes, and not a protest, and the neighbours in the houses down the street were attacked and terrified. Even the young man's father called the vandals, many of whom reportedly came from outside Mayhill/Townhill, scumbags. So in reality a bit more than just everyday vandalism, even in a relatively deprived area.
About 12th most deprived in Wales. No idea of the UK position.
A bit of a crass way to describe deprived areas, whatever part of the UK. There are too many of them, whichever part of the UK they are in.
