05/92 - Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 1992

DoE 05/92 and WO 14/92 (23 March 1992)

This document has now been cancelled by 'Circular 03/07: Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) (England) Regulations 2007'.

This circular outlines the system of advertisement control and gives relevant advice about advertisement applications to local authorities, appeals to the Secretary of State, and dealing with unauthorised advertisements.

Innovations and changes in this circular relate to the power of a local planning authority to decline to determine applications, dismissal of appeals in cases of undue delay, and receipt and transmission of advertisement applications.

The explanatory memorandum covers the main statutory provisions, the scope and exercise of control, and appeals. Other matters covered are signposting for tourist facilities and outdoor advertising on recycling containers.

Five appendices show an application form for consent to display an advertisement, describe public safety implications, offer notes on appeals, give a model planning authority appeal statement and print the 1972 direction on advertisement control.

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