Not in Port Talbot on a wet Wednesday. “I think it’s a missed opportunity,” said Gareth Slee, a Port Talbot resident and former steelworker. “They said it was going to help revitalise Port Talbot,” she said. The camera rises above the garage and shows Port Talbot’s rooftops and the billowing chimneys of the steelworks and other industrial buildings. In May, the 4.5-tonne Banksy was carefully moved to the former police station and earlier this week Neath Port Talbot council issued a modest press release announcing that for three days this week, the Banksy would be open to the public from 11am-3pm.

Source: The Guardian December 18, 2019 14:37 UTC