The BBC have an interesting piece on the Grammar Vigilante who stalks the streets of Bristol.
The Grammar Vigilante
From the report:
The Guardian has picked up on the story and refers to the man as The Banksy of punctuation
Whatever he is, I think he's a hero. I wonder if we get him to post on here?
The Grammar Vigilante
From the report:
For years, it has been rumoured that somebody has been going out late at night, correcting bad punctuation on Bristol shop fronts.
The self-proclaimed "grammar vigilante" goes out undercover in the dead of night correcting street signs and shop fronts where the apostrophes are in the wrong place.
Jon Kay meets grammar's answer to Banksy and reveals the extent of his one man mission to improve standards.
The self-proclaimed "grammar vigilante" goes out undercover in the dead of night correcting street signs and shop fronts where the apostrophes are in the wrong place.
Jon Kay meets grammar's answer to Banksy and reveals the extent of his one man mission to improve standards.
Whatever he is, I think he's a hero. I wonder if we get him to post on here?
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