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Brighton to Drop Iconic Seafront Blue Paint After a Century to Cut Costs

Brighton council is facing criticism for deciding to scrap the traditional aqua paint used on seafront railings and lampposts for over 100 years. Critics accuse the local authority of wiping away local history, while officials defend the decision as a necessary cost-saving measure.

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Brighton’s iconic seafront blue paint to be axed after 100 years to save money (Metro UK)
Brighton council accused of 'wiping away history' after scrapping seafront blue paint used on railings and lampposts after more than 100 years - because it costs too much (Daily Mail)