Give Peas A Chance

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While we can't condone criminal damage, the surreal 'peas' message has found a special place in the London psyche.

He flung himself into the middle of units 7, 8 and 9, who were squabbling noisily over who got to use the crazy-golf club first. Story topics run the gamut from babysitting for infant twins to a creative solution for global warming, a dad who's new to text-messaging, and germs going on vacation. He has won the Children's Book Council of Australia Book of the Year Award and been shortlisted for the prestigious Guardian Children's Fiction Prize.

Before Jake could stop them, the whole group stampeded over to the games room and crowded around the ping-pong table where four kids slugged the ball at each other and the adults whistled and cheered. Now, another local artist has taken it upon themselves to once again erase and change the message, this time showing their love for our amazing NHS workers.

Rethink your morning pain au raisin and apple juice, because although a sweet, starchy breakfast gives us pleasure (it releases dopamine in the brain), it also kickstarts a glucose rollercoaster for the rest of the day. Morris is well known to many people through his semi-autobiographical columns in The Age and Sydney Morning Herald magazine, Good Weekend, which he wrote for nine years. If you look at the graffiti carefully, you can see that the spacing between letters is a little inconsistent as a result. Theories have probably run through your head as you have driven around the motorway, interrupting your Taylor Swift karaoke session, as to the intended message behind it.

In Korean nursery schools,” she says, “they teach four-year-olds to make kimchi because it’s such an important cultural food. The Facebook group administrator added: ‘The message from the group is let’s get this clean, wipe off all the graffiti and get ‘Give Peas A Chance back’ from the photos – get a professional artist to put it back, pixel by pixel.