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Permission being sought for advertising signs on village roundabout

Wednesday 18th February 2026 Becky Feather, Reporter Planning

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Permission is being sought from Bath & North East Somerset Council to install three advertising signs on Dunkerton Hill Roundabout.

The Guildhall in Bath

The application for the free-standing aluminium signs has been submitted by Peasedown St John Parish Council on behalf of Somer Valley Farms Butchers.

One sign would be at each entrance onto the roundabout, showing directions to the nearby butchers.

The entrances are from Peasedown St John village (Bath Road), Dunkerton Hill and the A367 bypass.

The proposal is to keep the signs for 18 months.

The planning reference is 26/00357/AR and the deadline for comments is 2nd March.

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