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LED Advertising display - Aslett street

231 Comments

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Sarah
5 years ago

This is far too bright - what were they thinking?

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This is a HUGE light pollutant and needs to be removed urgently.

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Anonymous
5 years ago Featured

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.

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Alexander Watson
5 years ago

Time to turn off this light

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Flat 19 Retreat Apartments 8 Furmage Street

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Alexander Gratton
5 years ago Featured

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.

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Natasha Strong
5 years ago

It's way too bright and hurts my eyes just having to walk past it! I can't imagine how drivers and the residents feel.

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Anja Lines
5 years ago

This billboard is too bright for a residential area. At night time only traffic lights should be lit. This is a residential area and no advertising should be lit at all. It's a major disturbance

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This is shocking. The approval decision should be reviewed urgently.

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Joshua Morrissey-Durrant
5 years ago

Flat 20 Drake Court Tylney Avenue

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Marcus Spedding
5 years ago

23 Ampton St

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Krzysztof Gaworzewski
5 years ago

The display is far too bright. Clearly residents in the surrounding buildings were not considered when approving this.

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Hamish
5 years ago

Utterly inappropriate for the location. This could me telling me I’ve genuinely won a million pounds but all I would notice is how bright it is.

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Catherine Broomfield
5 years ago

Note to self: do not purchase anything advertised on this hoarding

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Alotta Vagina
5 years ago

Its great - i need less lights on in my appt so am saving energy and money

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Pauline Crerar
5 years ago

This must be causing a lot of distress to local residents - far too bright

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Wolf Simpson
5 years ago

This sort of advertising display shouldn't be used in built up residential areas.

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Anonymous
5 years ago

This isn’t advertising, this is pollution.

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Elizabeth Burrows
5 years ago

Totally inappropriate for a residential street. Far too big and bright and distracting when driving down Garratt Lane

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Anonymous
5 years ago

Terrible that this has been allowed when it clearly causes such distress and distraction to residents and drivers alike