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1. www.gov.uk › government › publicationsOutdoor advertisements and signs: a guide for advertisers

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   Jun 18, 2007 · Details. This guide aims to explain, to those wanting to display an outdoor advertisement, how the system of advertisement control works in England. The booklet is arranged in separate sections ...

2. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › governmentOutdoor advertisements and signs: a guide for advertisers

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   to define an Area of Special Control of Advertisements; to remove from a particular site or a defined area the benefit of the deemed consent normally provided by the rules; and. to require a particular advertisement, or the use of a site for displaying advertisements, to be discontinued.

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4. www.gov.uk › guidance › advertisementsAdvertisements - GOV.UK

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   Mar 6, 2014 · Advertisements are controlled with reference to their effect on amenity and public safety only, so the regime is lighter touch than the system for obtaining planning permission for development ...

5. www.planningportal.co.uk › adverts-and-signsPlanning permission - Adverts and signs - Planning Portal

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   Planning permission. You may need to apply for advertisement consent to display an advertisement bigger than 0.3 square metres (or any size if illuminated) on the front of, or outside, your property (be it a house or business premises). Therefore, you are unlikely to need consent for a small sign with your house/building name or number on it ...

6. allprint.co.uk › tips › signage-advertising-ukSignage and Advertising – UK Guide to Planning Permissions

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   For all enquiries and to request samples and pricing, call us on: 01753 696977 or 01709 829800 or email: sales@allprint.co.uk. The UK rules and regulations for outdoor signage & advertisements can be complicated so we have put together some information to help keep within standards.

7. www.buyaplan.co.uk › blog › 37-i-want-to-put-up-aI Want to Put Up a Sign or Advertisement: 5 Conditions to Meet

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   Oct 13, 2021 · What’s more, all these advertisements must meet certain standard conditions. They must: be kept clean and tidy. be kept in a safe condition. have the permission of the owner of the site on which they are displayed. not obscure, or hinder the interpretation of, official road, rail, waterway or aircraft signs, or otherwise make hazardous the ...

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   Do outdoor signs count as advertising?

   • The Department for Communities and Local Government’s guide, Outdoor Advertisements and Signs – a Guide for Advertisers (pdf) explains the English rules in more detail. The first thing to recognise is that any sign – anything with lettering or any kind of logo or device – counts as an advertisement.

   I Want to Put Up a Sign or Advertisement: 5 Conditions to Meet

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   Where can I find information about outdoor advertising & signs?

   • View 'Outdoor advertisements and signs: a guide for advertisers' on Gov.uk You can also always contact your local planning authority for further advice. Use our local authority search tool to find their contact details. Find a Trade Professional

   Planning permission - Adverts and signs - Planning Portal

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   What are the rules and regulations relating to outdoor advertisements & signs?

   • The rules and regulations relating to outdoor advertisements and signs are rather complicated so we have put together some information to help keep our customers within the required standards. Temporary notices up to 0.6 square metres relating to local events, such as street parties and concerts, may be displayed for a short period.

   Signage and Advertising – UK Guide to Planning Permissions

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   Can an outdoor advertisement be displayed without the planning authority's consent?

   • An outdoor advertisement is permitted for display without the planning authority’s specific consent if: the effect of the rules is to exclude it from direct control; or it comes within the provisions of one of the 14 classes of deemed consent specified in the rules.

   Outdoor advertisements and signs: a guide for advertisers - GOV.UK

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   What is the planning regime for outdoor advertising?

   • The planning regime for larger, professional adverts, signs for businesses and so on is complex though all outdoor advertisements must comply with five 'standard conditions'. They must: be removed carefully where so required by the planning authority. Outdoor advertisements and signs: a guide for advertisers

   Planning permission - Adverts and signs - Planning Portal

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   Does a sign count as an advertisement?

   • The first thing to recognise is that any sign – anything with lettering or any kind of logo or device – counts as an advertisement. All advertisements fall into one of three categories, and consent is usually needed for advertisements in just one of these.

   I Want to Put Up a Sign or Advertisement: 5 Conditions to Meet

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9. www.newport.gov.uk › documents › Planning-DocumentsOutdoor advertisements and signs: a guide for advertisers

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   The rules for Class 11 are: signs must not exceed 0.15 of a square metre (about 15 inches x 15 inches) in area; no sign may exceed 4.6 metres (15 feet) above ground-level, or 3.6 metres (12 feet) in an Area of Special Control of Advertisements; any lettering or other information on the sign must not be less.