Over the last few weeks I've become aware of how many A-boards and other advertising signs are taking over a pedestrianised area.
This is Gentleman's Walk in Norwich, by the market. In the short length immediately alongside the market I counted 29 of these signs. Bad enough when you can see them and walk round them, but an unnecessary and unwelcome hazard if you're blind.
From blacking: Day 1
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I drove up to Weedon yesterday after an early shift, stopping at Brent
Cross Tesco on the way for some shopping, and arriving at about 6.15.
Steve at Gr...
6 hours ago
6 comments:
Wot - no Subway!
Wot do you mean?
In Brentwood, the shopkeepers are very angry because the council has ordered them to remove their boards from the pavement for being both unsightly and a menace to those who are blind or partially so.
H senior
There's a bit more space here in Norwich, but the boards seem to be encroaching more and more.
It looks like such an attractive town too! I have a thing about billboards...I could start to get a thing about these too!
The good thing about Norwich: it's a long way from anywhere, crime is low and so are insurance premiums.
The bad thing about Norwich: it's a long way from anywhere.
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