Flyposting is a bit of nuisance in Cranfield, especially when the fly posters don't take their posters and banners down afterwards. The PC clerk has now written to a list of the usual suspects (you know who you are) who shall remain anonymous, for now, with the following request:
Cranfield Parish Council is currently undertaking work to improve the village pump/war memorial area of the village, and the railings in the area will be painted over the next month or so.
As you know, the posting of notices is allowed in the area, with the required permission and agreement to remove the posters in the required time scale. In order to continue this practice, can I respectfully ask that you ensure that permission is in place before posting notices; post them for a maximum of 7 days before the event, and take them down immediately after the event, or if this not possible, the following day.
Any posters displayed without permission will be removed immediately; and those posters which are displayed too early or removed after the permitted time may result in permission being denied in the future.
Your cooperation in this would be most appreciated.
Please accept my apologies if this email is not relevant to you; I will remove you from the mailing list if you reply ‘remove’.
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