A new ruling by the Cheltenham city council will ensure that people will be able to enjoy Banksy's "Spy Booth" mural for a long time to come. The city has granted the mural -- which lives on the side of a private home -- Grade II listed property status, meaning that removing or altering the mural in any way is strictly forbidden. The mural depicts three spies equipped with listening devices and surrounding a phone booth, and appeared in April of last year amid controversy over surveillance tacti...
A new ruling by the Cheltenham city council will ensure that people will be able to enjoy Banksy's "Spy Booth" mural for a long time to come. The city has granted the mural -- which lives on the side of a private home -- Grade II listed property status, meaning that removing or altering the mural in any way is strictly forbidden. The mural depicts three spies equipped with listening devices and surrounding a phone booth, and appeared in April of last year amid controversy over surveillance tacti...
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