Three types of signs that do not require planning permission

If you have just launched a new business complete with headquarters, signage will be essential to direct people towards your site.

An element that people often forget in their enthusiasm though is whether planning permission is required for these signs – but this won’t be necessary for all of them.

Below are three kinds that you can use without needing to contact your local council.

Temporary signs

If you want to promote your business a bit more heavily than usual when it first launches, there are temporary signs that can be put up with no need for planning permission.

Included among them are sizeable posters and vinyl banners on stands or hung from somewhere suitable. Be aware that there are strict rules about how long they can be left up for though.

On-site signs

Signs that are placed within either the building or the bounds of your business premises can be put up for as long as you want without any concerns about planning permission. These can be especially useful for directing people around your headquarters.

Vehicle signs

You will not need to seek planning permission to add signage graphics to your business vehicles. That is precisely why it is such a popular promotional option for small businesses, as the vehicle signs can include your business name, address and contact number. This is a good way to let people know where you are based and the services you offer, without the hassle of filling out planning applications.

For top quality vehicle graphics in Manchester, contact Ainsley Signs today.