Council investigates mural on listed house

The local council is launching an investigation into a controversial mural that has been painted onto a historic listed house in the town centre.

The mural, which depicts a series of abstract shapes and colors, has sparked debate among local residents and heritage experts. Some believe it enhances the appearance of the house and adds to the cultural vibrancy of the area, while others argue that it detracts from the historical significance of the building.

The house in question is a Grade II listed property, meaning it is of special architectural or historic interest. As such, any alterations to the exterior of the building are subject to strict regulations and must be approved by the council.

A spokesperson for the council confirmed that an investigation is underway to determine whether the mural complies with planning regulations. They stated, “We take the protection of our heritage assets very seriously and will not hesitate to take action if necessary.”

Local residents have mixed opinions on the matter, with some calling for the mural to be removed and others rallying in support of the artwork. The debate is likely to continue until the council reaches a decision on the fate of the mural.

For now, the mural remains a point of contention in the town, with many eagerly awaiting the outcome of the council’s investigation.