The owner of a café in Sleaford has been told by the local authority to take down their signage, which was assessed as inappropriate as it contravenes the town’s regulations for traditionally hand-painted placards. The council’s scheme is designed to bolster the distinct quality and look of Sleaford’s retail sector, encouraging an environment that is both consistent and visually appealing. This action is a part of a larger drive to maintain the town’s historical allure while backing local enterprises in establishing an inviting ambiance.
This article was adapted from the original report by The Lincoln Post, sourced from lincolnshirelive.co.uk.
