Signs for Your Premises
Key facts
- If you display any outdoor signs and/or advertisements you may need to apply to the planning authority for consent to display the proposed sign.
- The need for consent from the planning authority depends on whether signs are fully, partially or non-illuminated and where they are situated.
- You will also need to ensure that any signs displayed are not misleading, as this could constitute a breach of unfair trading and misleading marketing legislation.
- The highways department of your local authority can advise on white on brown tourism signs.
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- Background
- Do the Regulations apply to me?
- Planning regulations and permission
- Signs on your premises
- Signs at the entrance to your premises
- Signs in advance of your premises
- Special controls
- Ensuring signs are not misleading
- White-on-brown tourism signs