Adverts Excluded from Control
The following types of adverts are excluded
from control:
- One captive balloon advertisement not more than 60 metres in
the air for not more than 10 days a year provided it is not in a
Conservation Area. Balloons over 60 metres in the air are also
subject to Civil Aviation Authority controls.
- Advertisements in enclosed sites like railway stations, bus
stations or sports stadiums.
- Advertisements displayed on a vehicle provided it is not
static.
- Advertisements that are integral to a building elevation like
names carved into stone facades.
- Price tickets or trade names of up to 0.1sqm displayed on the
petrol pumps or vending machines.
- Advertisements about elections provided they are removed 14
days after close of poll.
- Advertisements required by any Parliamentary Order or Act.
- Traffic signs and particularly any traffic signs required by
the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984.
- A national flag flown on a single vertical flagpole provided
there is nothing added to the flag or the pole.
- Non-illuminated adverts inside a building not within one metre
of any opening through which they can be seen.
This webpage was updated on
10/24/2007