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News · 16 March 2026

The 'six seven' TikTok trend costing Worcester residents thousands

The 'six seven' TikTok trend costing Worcester residents thousands

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Residents in Worcester face substantial repair costs after dozens of vehicles were vandalised across their streets. Carvings of the numbers ‘six’ and ‘seven’, linked to a TikTok trend, appeared on cars in Sebright Avenue and Arundel Drive, with police reporting an incident on March 5. Mark and Heather Stewart, both 69, reported their car was damaged last week, with one resident noting over ten such incidents in a single week.

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