Planning applications have been submitted to Bexley Council for new signage at the Broadway Shopping Centre in Bexleyheath, Kent. The proposals include a mix of illuminated and non-illuminated fascia signs, totem pole signs, and artwork across the site.
Details of the application
The application, reference number 26/01836/ADV, was submitted to Bexley Council and covers the Broadway Shopping Centre at DA6 7JN. It seeks permission for the display of five non-illuminated and four illuminated fascia signs, two non-illuminated and two illuminated totem pole signs, and artwork.
The plans were reported by community reporter Robyn Bennett. The application is part of ongoing efforts to update the shopping centre's visual identity and wayfinding.
Public Notice Portal and community access
Residents can view the full details of this and other planning applications through the Public Notice Portal, which carries statutory public notices published in local newspapers. The portal is owned and operated by the News Media Association, the voice of UK national, regional, and local newspapers in all their print and digital forms.
The portal is supported by the Google News Initiative and includes nearly 900 local and regional news titles, reaching 40 million people across the UK each month. It allows users to find planning applications, alcohol licensing applications, and planned road closures in their neighbourhood.
How to access the portal
The Public Notice Portal can be found at www.publicnoticeportal.uk. Bexley Council's planning department will consider the application for the Broadway Shopping Centre signage, with the outcome to be announced in due course.
