St. Aidan\u0027s Anglican Church vandalized by LGBTQ graffiti
Police are frequently called in to keep the peace at the book-reading events, which are typically held at libraries, and have laid charges in some cases when the events were disrupted.
Two weeks earlier, George said he filed a police report after church officials found a hole, possibly from a projectile, in the same rainbow-coloured door. The incident at the church comes just over a week after London police released a report showing alleged hate-motivated crimes and occurrences have increased for the fourth straight year in London.
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