Police are investigating graffiti with racist messages that have appeared around Bridgnorth.
The graffiti first appeared in the town on Thursday 9 January on Inage Lane, where white spray paint was used to draw an offensive symbol.
The second bit of graffiti appeared on St Leonards Close, where white paint was used to write a racist message on a stone wall.
Further reports have been received of graffiti appearing in alleyways, footpaths and underbridges in the town.
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