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Tourist information sign faded & redundant. Others chipped, bent and tatty.
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TI sign redundant. SDC sign tatty. 6 signs on one post.
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New Road. 3 signs on 2 posts; not back-to-back on left.
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New Road. 2 signs not back-to-back. 2 more on right hand side of road, total 4. No removable bollards to pedestrian area.
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New Road. Hump sign, on illuminated post but no hump in road. Road markings remain to indicate where it once was. Remove sign & post and road markings
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End of Eastover by Broadway. Multiplicity of signs.
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Bus Station. Several signs on left. Is post on right necessary?
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Asda. Too many signs; misleading logos.
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Bus Station. Too many signs Cyclists Dismount. Only one pole required.
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Pumping Station. A plethora of signage!
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Pumping Station. Confusing signs.
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By Watson's Lane. Tourist Information signs redundant even supposing you could read them. What does the back of the sign tell us?! Paint peeling on lamp post.
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There may be a Minor Injuries Unit in Heaven and this tells us the direction in which we go. On post incongruously positioned outside a Listed Building Grade II
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Close-up of H sign.
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East Quay, south end. TI signs faded & redundant. Is SDC really along Salmon Parade?
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Some signs on the left .... What do they tell us? Why? The turning to Queen Elizabeth House is beyond the signs by the way. See next image. Conservation Area.
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Blake Place. Two signs telling motorists it's a one way street. But further along, they are told again. There are no turnings in-between. Is the second set in the distance necessary?
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Graffiti on street sign
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Enough said on the sign ...
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Bent, so needs straightening (not replacing!). Also requires painting.