Pranksters Paint Pub Pink In The Night
THE Prince of Wales in Ledbury, a once black-and-white Herefordshire pub, has been painted bright pink. The owner tells police that the 16th Century Grade I listed building was painted without permission in the night.
Says a police spokesman:
“The whole front of the building has been painted in a glorious Barbie pink.”
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Says landlady Elaine Smith:
“We left… on Monday evening, and when Les came to open up at 8am the next morning the pub was pink.
“We have no idea who did it. We’ve never had any bother with vandals and we keep a good house here - there is never any swearing or being abusive.”
The decorators left a note:
“Invoice for works carried out at the Prince of Wales Pub, Ledbury, Herefordshire. Payment received - many thanks”.
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Pete Butcher, West Mercia Police spokesman, adds:
“Police have been unable to establish at this stage if the pink brushwork constitutes criminal damage or whether it is some form of prank or publicity stunt by persons unknown.”
Old Mr Anorak puts on his judicial robes and says: “Drink more gin.”
Pink is the new… pink..
Posted: 28th, March 2009 | In: Strange But True Comment (1) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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March 28th, 2009 at 11:32 am
I hope they used calamine lotion. It’ll wash off, and the surface won’t be so painful to drunkenly scrape your body along as you make your way to the
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