New Forest District Council: Dan Wilden has recently won an advertisement consent appeal against a refusal of advertisement consent by New Forest District Council. Pure Town Planning recently secured a subsequent consent for a new illuminated sign on the gable end wall of a commercial property in New Milton town centre […]
New Forest District Council: Dan Wilden has recently secured advertisement consent for a new illuminated sign on the gable end wall of a commercial property in New Milton town centre. The wall in question has a recent planning history since a large logo was painted on there without advertisement consent. […]
West Dorset District Council: Pure Town Planning has recently secured planning permission for external alterations to facilitate internal building works to increase the area of car showroom. Running concurrently with this application was an advertisement application for the installation of four no. Illuminated fascia signs and two no. illuminated signs. […]
New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning has recently secured advertisement consent for the installation of a new advertisement for a fish and chip shop in the Ringwood Conservation Area. The consent permits the installation of a non-illuminated fascia sign and a new illuminated hanging sign above with the plans […]
East Dorset District Council: Pure Town Planning has recently secured advertisement consent for the installation of three advertisements at commercial premises in the Wimborne Minster Conservation Area. The consent permits the installation of a side panel, directional sign and fascia at the new offices of Ellis Jones Solicitors at 39A […]
West Dorset District Council: Pure Town Planning have recently secured planning permission for the change of use from a warehouse into a car sales showroom and MOT workshop along with various building works to facilitate the development. Running concurrently with this application was an advertisement application for the installation of […]
Test Valley Borough Council: Pure Town Planning are pleased to have secured retrospective consent for fascia signage at a shop in Andover town centre in Hampshire. As the sign was fixed to a listed building both advertisement consent and listed building consent were required – something our client had not […]
New Forest District Council: Pure Town Planning have recently won an appeal relating to a site in New Milton, Hampshire gaining consent for two signs on a business premises. Advertisement consent appeals are relatively rare – applicants often don’t think it is worthwhile going to the trouble. In this case however it […]
New Forest District Council: Did you know Pure Town Planning can help you obtain advertisement consent if necessary? Advertising regulations are often an overlooked area of the planning system. Sometimes businesses don’t even realise consent is necessary and install signage blissfully unaware that it is unlawful. It may be that there is […]
