The council ordered Clear Channel to switch off the LED screen and remove the display immediately. This victory belongs to the 552 of you who refused to accept this light pollution in our neighborhood. Keep an eye on the site to ensure they follow through with the full dismantling process.
April 25, 2021
Final supporters
Please help us. In the last few days, Clear Channel have installed an LED advertising hoarding on Aslett Street which is in breach of the planning conditions. The Luminence levels are breaking advertising guidelines, are dangerous to oncoming traffic and its size and brightness is not conducive to a residential area. It illuminates much of the street and surrounding homes impacting normal domestic living.
Updates
February 21, 2021
We hit 500 signatures today. Post a link to this petition on your Facebook wall and email your local council representative to demand they enforce the planning conditions immediately.
Reached 500 supporters
February 18, 2021
February 17, 2021
We are approaching 500 signatures and need a final push to force the council to review these illegal brightness levels. Post the link to your Facebook page and text three neighbors who are also dealing with this light pollution right now.
Reached 100 supporters
February 16, 2021
231 Comments
I live in Earlsfield. This advertising's brightness is extreme light pollution onto the Garrett lane high street and also the local housing. Several house are opposite it and will now need blackout window lining to stop the light pollution.
Not to mention that we are supposed to care about insect life. This light will kill every moth for miles around as they use light to navigate and this is not the moon. We need LESS light - not this atrocity.
This is fa far far too bright in this position. I nearly crashed my car driving past it going up Garratt Lane towards Wandsworth High Street. The light it gives off is blinding. I can’t imagine anyone living near the sign will be sleeping at night. Totally unsuitable in this location.
The brightness enmities from this sign is entirely unacceptable. It shines through my window on Twilley Street 100m away! Goodness knows what it’s like for the poor people on Askett St.
This is the most ludicrous bit of pointless advertising I have seen, it’s so bright it must be faulty, it shines right into my window and I live on Furmage St, plus who is paying any attention to the adverts, it’s placed on a side rd catching limited impressions with the amount of traffic going past at night.
Terrible light pollution - also poor residents who live close by -
This is awful light pollution & I dread to think of the effect on local residents & wildlife. Think there will be some road accidents too it's so distracting
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The council ordered Clear Channel to switch off the LED screen and remove the display immediately. This victory belongs to the 552 of you who refused to accept this light pollution in our neighborhood. Keep an eye on the site to ensure they follow through with the full dismantling process.
April 25, 2021
Final supporters
Please help us. In the last few days, Clear Channel have installed an LED advertising hoarding on Aslett Street which is in breach of the planning conditions. The Luminence levels are breaking advertising guidelines, are dangerous to oncoming traffic and its size and brightness is not conducive to a residential area. It illuminates much of the street and surrounding homes impacting normal domestic living.
Updates
February 21, 2021
We hit 500 signatures today. Post a link to this petition on your Facebook wall and email your local council representative to demand they enforce the planning conditions immediately.
Reached 500 supporters
February 18, 2021
February 17, 2021
We are approaching 500 signatures and need a final push to force the council to review these illegal brightness levels. Post the link to your Facebook page and text three neighbors who are also dealing with this light pollution right now.
Reached 100 supporters
February 16, 2021
231 Comments
Totally inappropriate for a residential area. I live nearby and have an advertising board in view of my window and I don’t want to see any more advertising like this in the area. Light pollution is disruptive to sleep and can cause headache conditions to worsen.
I live in Earlsfield. This advertising's brightness is extreme light pollution onto the Garrett lane high street and also the local housing. Several house are opposite it and will now need blackout window lining to stop the light pollution.
Not to mention that we are supposed to care about insect life. This light will kill every moth for miles around as they use light to navigate and this is not the moon. We need LESS light - not this atrocity.
This is fa far far too bright in this position. I nearly crashed my car driving past it going up Garratt Lane towards Wandsworth High Street. The light it gives off is blinding. I can’t imagine anyone living near the sign will be sleeping at night. Totally unsuitable in this location.
The brightness enmities from this sign is entirely unacceptable. It shines through my window on Twilley Street 100m away! Goodness knows what it’s like for the poor people on Askett St.
This is the most ludicrous bit of pointless advertising I have seen, it’s so bright it must be faulty, it shines right into my window and I live on Furmage St, plus who is paying any attention to the adverts, it’s placed on a side rd catching limited impressions with the amount of traffic going past at night.
Terrible light pollution - also poor residents who live close by -
This is awful light pollution & I dread to think of the effect on local residents & wildlife. Think there will be some road accidents too it's so distracting
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Totally inappropriate for a residential area. I live nearby and have an advertising board in view of my window and I don’t want to see any more advertising like this in the area. Light pollution is disruptive to sleep and can cause headache conditions to worsen.