Is this the worst job in Greenwich?
It’s good to see Greenwich’s position as a tourist destination enabling south-east London’s young people to get interesting and fulfilling employment opportunities, isn’t it? Oh….
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My libertarian tendencies do veer towards less red-tape and bureaucracy, but even I have to wonder if it is time that these “golf sale” type of adverts should be banned.
They are blatantly exploiting a loophole to advertise their businesses in a manner that is not available (due to cost) to the smaller establishments, and bypassing standard planning controls on advertising hoardings designed to preserve the appearance of an area.
IanVisits
25 August, 2009 at 8:24 am
I would rather have this then a giant MacDonuts sign over Greenwich station. Then again, I always find these people to be in the way when I try to rush into Waterstones to get my latest fix of toddler books.
Plummy Mummy
25 August, 2009 at 6:54 pm