A teenager tells vandals to stop graffiti

A teenager from a youth club made a plea to the public not to vandalise its premises with graffiti, as it has financially affected the charity body.
A sign put up by the club on its premisesA sign put up by the club on its premises
A sign put up by the club on its premises

In a Facebook post published last week, the Double Six Youth Club posted a photo of sign written by 13-year-old Hannah, requesting the perpetrators to stop the irresponsible act. 

The sign read: "Please don't graffiti, we are a charity. Everytime we have to pay to have the paint removed from our building it effects the FREE support and other young people get from 66youthclub! Thank you in advance. - Hannah. Age 13".

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In the caption, the club said: "So the graffiti has been removed at a cost. Let's hope a plea from a young person will make them think twice about doing it again."

The Double Six Youth Club, based in the Woodseats area of Sheffield, is a popular youth club and institution that helps young people from all walks of life.