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Large digital screens in public spaces

Joint guidance from English Heritage and CABE

Guidance from English Heritage and CABE to help local authorities in the consideration of planning applications for large digital screens in public places.

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Some of the large digital screens in public places will be part of the Live sites programme for the London 2012 Olympic Games and the Paralympic Games, installed by the organising committee, LOCOG, which has been consulted in the preparation of this document.

Increasingly, too, there are proposals from other organisations, broadcasters and commercial companies to install large digital screens in towns and cities for a variety of purposes.

This is the final version of this guidance.

Published on 18 December 2009

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