Erecting Temporary Advertising on Telegraph Poles

Rabidlamb · 2012-05-14 11:28:05

You know the type like election posters, those weatherproof cardboard signs tied on with cable ties. I cant seem to find clear info on the legality of these anywhere, I've found some council bye laws that allow them once their removed within 7 days of a event but not much else. Rather than getting hit for a €150 litter…

14-05-2012 12:28PM

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Rabidlamb

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You know the type like election posters, those weatherproof cardboard signs tied on with cable ties.
I cant seem to find clear info on the legality of these anywhere, I've found some council bye laws that allow them once their removed within 7 days of a event but not much else.
Rather than getting hit for a €150 litter fine per advertisement I'd rather ask the question.

They would be used to advertise upcoming for profit events & would be erected for a period of 3 weeks.
Thanks to anyone with any info.

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Different councils have different policies depending on your area. The only way to find out for certain is to ask at your local county council offices.

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