Care and support for adults Includes adult social care, information for carers and help to live at home It’s common to see signposts for public rights of way on country roads, and even major A roads in England and Wales. This is because the local authority has a duty under the Countryside Act 1968 to signpost any public right of way where it leaves a “metalled road”. A metalled road is one which has a hard surface like tarmac. Planning, buildings and land Includes planning permission, building control, countryside and open spaces

You may also rely on us to only use the most cutting-edge lamp post sign printing procedures. We use unique flatbed printing equipment, in addition to our special latex inks to manufacture inexpensive signs that yet seem professional and striking. Cost Effective Posted signs are used to communicate important information, warnings, or regulations to people in a particular area. They are often placed in public spaces, such as streets, parks, and buildings, to convey specific messages. Here are some brief descriptions of different types of posted signs and their uses:

Permanent vehicle activated signs will only be considered and funded as part of a road safety scheme where there is evidence of an injury collision problem associated with inappropriate speed that has not been resolved by standard signing, lining, or other appropriate action.

We must consider things like road safety, quality and ‘sign pollution’ before we approve applications. We will assess your application to make sure it meets our criteria – which include road safety and traffic management.

We Aim for Quality

To be safe, signs must be carefully regulated and must comply with all relevant laws and regulations. We must authorise all signs on the road. Special signs are allowed, with the approval of the Department for Transport, or if they are experimental and under trial. Our outdoor displays are all made of high-quality, weather-resistant materials, so you can rest assured that these lamp post banners will stand up to the elements. Get Help Designing We will look at all the suggestions we receive in line with the relevant laws and regulations and, where appropriate. we will remove the sign. Direction signs– mostly rectangular, destinations and map type or finger arm signs that show directions to specific locations

We use aluminium posts for the vast majority of our signage simply due to the fact that it never rusts. Steel posts can rust over time and require attention, whereas aluminium posts can simply be cleaned. Signs are essential for keeping our roads safe and helping us use the roads correctly. We maintain signs, which includes cleaning, repair and replacement. We carry out regular inspections to make sure signs are properly lit, reflective and are not obscured, damaged or missing. Somerset Council and the Southwest Heritage Trust have produced a handbook which provides all the information needed for community groups to decide if they would like to take part in a restoration project.

We print using lightweight but robust materials and use special latex inks that are meant to resist fading, so your lamp post signs will endure a long time regardless of the weather conditions they are exposed to. Great for Large Events Do you know of any road signs, lines, bollards or railings that are no longer needed? For example, where a school has closed, but there is still a school warning sign for motorists. Larger printed Fluted Polypropylene signage is budget-friendly. It’s difficult to enumerate all of the potential applications. Fluted panels can be used to create long-lasting fence posters, framed stiff graphics, and even window graphics. Still inexpensive, but at these proportions, it may be used for more serious, professional-looking full-color advertising. Correx signs are also great for promoting pub meals with beautiful food images or commercial real estate for sale. It’s Affordable! The posts can be planted deep into the soil or we can utilise metal base-plates to secure a post onto concrete. Speed warning signs, or vehicle activated signs (VAS), are signs with an electronic display. They show speed or an approaching hazard and may have an accompanying message.