proposal to install new digital LED advertisement displays at Wandsworth Roundabout
Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee has rejected a proposal for new digital LED advertisement displays at Wandsworth Roundabout due to visual intrusion and safety concerns.
Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee rejected a proposal to install new digital LED advertisement displays at Wandsworth Roundabout in September 2026. The committee cited concerns over visual intrusion, light pollution, and road safety as reasons for the decision. The application sought to replace existing advertising structures with a new timber lattice structure supporting four larger digital screens.
The current advertising structures, built in the 1990s, feature a square digital display of four screens, measuring 4m in height and 14m in width, located 14m above ground level. No further discussions or decisions are currently scheduled regarding this proposal.
Key facts
- Wandsworth Council's Planning Applications Committee rejected the proposal for new digital LED advertisement displays at Wandsworth Roundabout in September 2026. Source
- The rejection was due to concerns over visual intrusion, light pollution, and road safety. Source
- The proposal was to replace existing advertising structures with a new timber lattice structure supporting four larger digital screens. Source
- Existing screens at Wandsworth Roundabout measure 4m in height and 14m in width, located 14m above ground level. Source
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