Artworks originally thought to be by street artist Banksy have popped up in a town divided over a "toxic" beach row.
Two pieces of art have appeared in recent weeks starting debate in the Wirral town of Hoylake about whether the world-famous artist was getting involved in a debate over the beach's future.
The issue has split the town since Wirral Council stopped spraying weed killer on the beach and clearing it in 2019. The council is now developing two options on how to manage the beach in the future but some are still unhappy.
