Can you stick up posters anywhere???
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CaharleyFarley
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suppose it depends if you have a murnkey........without a lisernce......
johnmartin
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Depends on the local council and local byelaws really. Normally it is not allowed as it causes a nusiance, just look at all the political posters stuck on lamposts around election time. Also, if it is allowed it is usually with the condition that the poster is also responsible for removal of said advertising after the event.
Posters can always be put in house windows, and many shops may be willing to display a poster, particularly if there is local interest. Libraries often have an area set aside for local events, but it is always as well to get the posters to them in plenty of time, as from my experience they like to plan their displays in advance, and are also likely to have their own guidelines as to how long posters can remain on display.
In Southend, there are a couple of places set aside for general posting, but they always tend to be dominated by pop events, with each new poster at least partially obscuring those already up and generally looking very messy.
In Southend, there are a couple of places set aside for general posting, but they always tend to be dominated by pop events, with each new poster at least partially obscuring those already up and generally looking very messy.
ScrapingtheBottom
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Best thing is to ask, as Peter says. Generally if you say it is for a local Brass Band concert people have no problem with it (it's not exactly the same as fly posting for Tall Paul's next session at Gatecrasher).
