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Move co sorry for sticker mess
A MOVIE production company which gave out stickers to promote cult gang movie Kidulthood has been fined for flyposting.
Independent company Revolver Entertainment was fined £3,290 after a council officer spotted 13 stickers on Tottenham Court Road.
Representing the company Adam Budworth told Highbury Corner Magistrates Court last Thursday the company pleaded guilty to all charges but had no control over where people chose to place the stickers.
But Stuart Hammill, for Camden Council said: “If the company produces stickers, they run the risk of those stickers being stuck somewhere.”
A council officer first noticed a sticker on a phone box in Tottenham Court last June.
Defending the Notting Hill-based company, Mr Budworth said: “The stickers were given out with the intention that they would be used on files and belongings not that they should be put up in the area.”
He added: “It’s not a wealthy company. All it would have taken was for someone to go down to Tottenham Court Road with a scraper to remove them and they regret it wasn’t done.”
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