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1no. totem signage (face illumination only to letters and logo), 1 no. welcome sign (face illumination only to letters and logo), 4no. digital menu signs (face illumination only to screen), 1 no. thank yousign (no illumination), 2 no. waiting bay signs (no illumination), 1 no. give way/no entry sign, 1 no. canopy mounted logo sign (sign A - halo illumination only), 1 no. board mounted logo (sign B - no illumination), 1 no. wall mounted logo (sign C - face illumination only to letters and logo), 1 no. wall mounted logo (sign C1 - no illumination), 1 no. board mounted logo (sign D - face illumination only to letters and logo)

George And Dragon Ph 162 Bath Road Reading RG30 2HA

Decision MadeReference: PL/24/0092Reading Borough Council

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George And Dragon Ph 162 Bath Road Reading RG30 2HA

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Application summary

Status
Decision Made
Application type
Consent to display an advertisement
Received
24 Jan 2024
Validated
24 Jan 2024
Determination deadline
7 May 2024
Local authority
Reading Borough Council

Application overview

1no. totem signage (face illumination only to letters and logo), 1 no. welcome sign (face illumination only to letters and logo), 4no. digital menu signs (face illumination only to screen), 1 no. thank yousign (no illumination), 2 no. waiting bay signs (no illumination), 1 no. give way/no entry sign, 1 no. canopy mounted logo sign (sign A - halo illumination only), 1 no. board mounted logo (sign B - no illumination), 1 no. wall mounted logo (sign C - face illumination only to letters and logo), 1 no. wall mounted logo (sign C1 - no illumination), 1 no. board mounted logo (sign D - face illumination only to letters and logo)

Proposal details

Reference
PL/24/0092
Ward
Southcote Ward
Agent
Walsingham Planning

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DocumentPublishedAction
Decision NoticeDecision Notice · PDF7 May 2024View
Amended PlanAmended Plan · PDF7 May 2024View
Amended PlanAmended Plan · PDF7 May 2024View
Amended PlanAmended Plan · PDF7 May 2024View
Amended PlanAmended Plan · PDF7 May 2024View
Amended PlanAmended Plan · PDF7 May 2024View

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