Placard guidance - please read

• Private Property: With permission from the landowner, you can display your placard on private land, like a shop window or a fence.
• Community and shop noticeboards: Many communities have designated noticeboards for public announcements.
• Online platforms: Social media and community websites can be effective ways to spread our message. Please do like, comment and share our posts on facebook and instagram. 

• Council Land: This includes lampposts, public buildings, and parks. Council land is generally for public use and fly-posting is prohibited.
• Telegraph Poles & Road Signs: These are essential for safety and communication. Attaching placards to them can be dangerous and obscure important information.

• Always be courteous and get permission from the landowner before placing your placard on private property.
• Fly-posting on unauthorised surfaces can lead to fines and prosecution.

We want to inform people about the Stop Lime Down Campaign but must be cautious to do this within the law. 

By following these guidelines, you can ensure your message reaches the right audience without causing any inconvenience or safety hazards.