About The AGA

The Anti-Graffiti Association (AGA) came into being in 2001 bringing together interested parties concerned with the spread of graffiti vandalism. Since its inception, the Association has been well supported by local government, including London boroughs and city councils, by transport organisations and by those organisations who are concerned with our national heritage, Historic Scotland and English Heritage, and by leading manufacturers and contractors.

The AGA is not a trade association or political pressure group. The daily running and organisation is done freely by a management committee which is elected each year at the Annual General Meeting open to all members. The aim of the Anti-Graffiti Association is to promote Best Practice in the management of graffiti, vandalism and related crime, through a combined approach of research, education and communication. The Anti-Graffiti Association advocates this collaborative approach.

The AGA has members from the UK, Canada and Europe and is represented in other countries through its association with other like minded organisations.

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