Ban on boards is a sign of changing times

15 December 2006

Estate agents’ boards are to banned from areas of Hammersmith and Fulham, unless they are granted planning permission first.

The London borough has been granted permission from the Government to remove all estate agents’ signs in two conservation areas, unless they have sought advertisement consent.

The council’s lead member for the environment, Cllr Nick Botterill, said: ‘The proliferation of boards, whether legal or illegal, in such areas detracts from the facades of individual buildings and results in untidy, cluttered street scene.’

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