Director of Environment & Climate Change
Hackney Council's Cabinet approved a new graffiti and street art policy in July 2026, for which the Director of Environment & Climate Change is responsible for approving minor amendments.
Hackney Council's Cabinet approved a new policy for managing graffiti and street art in July 2026. This policy, adopted on July 20, 2026, aims to provide a consistent approach, distinguishing between graffiti and street art, and prioritising the swift removal of offensive content within 24 hours of being reported, where possible.
The Director of Environment & Climate Change, who heads Hackney Council's Environment & Climate Change department, is responsible for approving minor amendments to the graffiti and street art policy. No further discussions or decisions involving the Director regarding this policy are currently scheduled.
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