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Ultimately it's local councils and planning bodies that make the call on whether a space can be legally branded and this decision is based upon factors such as:
- Beautification of the area
- Not causing distraction particularly to drivers
- Revenue earning potential i.e. billboard space
Whilst no one wants to be bombarded with brand messages there are some dead spaces that could really do with some attention.
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