英国居民在公路上涂上国家标志,引起辩论,并花费纳税人清除费用。 UK residents paint national symbols on roads, causing debate and costing taxpayers for removal.

在包括Swindon和Colchester在内的几个联合王国城镇中,居民在道路和桥梁上画了圣乔治十字架和Union Jacks,引发了辩论。 In several UK towns, including Swindon and Colchester, residents have painted St. George's crosses and Union Jacks on roads and bridges, sparking debate. 地方议会对此提出咨询意见,以安全考虑为由,认为这种行为是破坏行为。 Local councils advise against this, citing safety concerns and deeming the acts as vandalism. 一些居民认为这是一个爱国的展示,而另一些人则将它与极右团体联系起来。 Some residents see it as a patriotic display, while others link it to far-right groups. 各理事会正在以纳税人费用清除未经授权的标记。 Councils are removing the unauthorized markings at taxpayer expense.