In the local area, a controversy has arisen over window art displayed at two stores. The art supports trans people with scars from top surgery. A LUSH store and an Amnesty bookstore are the locations of the displays.
An anti-trans campaigner has expressed anger over the art, calling for its removal. Further details about the controversy and the campaigner's concerns are available from LGBTQ Nation, including an open letter addressed to LUSH and the local council.
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