An award-winning chip store within the U.Ok., Golden Chippy, has been advised by the native council that it should take away a Union flag mural outdoors its store.
In response to The Daily Mail, Greenwich council, the place the store is situated, stated they acquired a “‘number of complaints’ about the mural” which options the phrase ‘A Great British Meal,’ saying it was an ‘unauthorised advert.’
The store’s proprietor, Chris Kanizi and his workers have been left puzzled by the choice from Greenwich Council, who stated they made the order after “a number of complaints [were] made to local ward councillors.”
Nonetheless, close by residents have spoken out in favour of the mural, with one even telling GB Information that it reminded them of a Banksy portray.
One resident stated: “It doesn’t offend me at all. It’s a fish and chip shop isn’t it? I’ve got nothing against it. It’s just a part of the advertising.”
One other stated: “I think it’s quite good and quite beautiful. It shows the flag of Great Britain and I think that’s good. I don’t think they should take it down.”
➡️Delighted to go and present my help to Golden Chippy after @Royal_Greenwich council ordered their mural eliminated
➡️When @LeeAndersonMP_ stated “I want my country back” everyone knows what we meant
➡️On Might 2nd vote for widespread sense vote for @reformparty_uk & @HowardCCox ️ pic.twitter.com/fzCEGRhX8T
— Mark G Simpson (@RealMGSimpson) March 17, 2024
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