Areas of Special Control of Advertisements

These areas were illustrated by red hatching on Inset Map B of the Proposals Map that formed part of the Bexley Borough Plan, adopted on 20 February 1985. They have not been modified since. The following properties are affected by the designation, all are within the Old Bexley Conservation Area.

Address	Postcode	Other considerations
1 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
3 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
5 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB
7 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
9 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
11 Bexley High Street (Winston)	DA5 1AB
13 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
15 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
17 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
19 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
21 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
23 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
25 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
27 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
29 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
31 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
33 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
35 Bexley High Street	DA5 1AB	Listed Grade II
Thomas Shearley Court, 95 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JT	Northeastern end of building is outside the ASCA
Mill pond, Bexley High Street		Old Mill restaurant and river bridge are locally listed
Forecourt of the Old Mill, Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY	Old Mill is locally listed
96 Bexley High Street (Cray House)	DA5 1JY	Listed Grade II
96b Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY
98 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY
99 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX	Locally listed. Elevations to street and river subject to an Article 4 Direction. Part of a “building group of townscape value”.
100 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY
101 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX	Listed Grade II and part of a “building group of townscape value”.
102 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY
104 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY
106 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY
107 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX	Locally listed. Elevation to street subject to an Article 4 Direction. Part of a “building group of townscape value”.
108 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY	Part of a “building group of townscape value”.
109 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX	Locally listed. Elevation to street subject to an Article 4 Direction. Part of a “building group of townscape value”.
110 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY	Locally listed and part of a “building group of townscape value”.
111 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX	Locally listed. Elevation to street subject to an Article 4 Direction. Part of a “building group of townscape value”.
112 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JY	Locally listed and part of a “building group of townscape value”.
113 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX	Locally listed. Elevation to street subject to an Article 4 Direction. Part of a “building group of townscape value”.
115 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX	Locally listed. Elevation to street subject to an Article 4 Direction. Part of a “building group of townscape value”.
117 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX
119 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX
121 Bexley High Street	DA5 1JX
123 Bexley High Street (High Street House)	DA5 1JX	Listed Grade II and a “key building” that acts as a focal point.
Part of churchyard flanking Bexley High Street, Church of St. Mary the Virgin, Manor Road		Within curtilage of building listed Grade II*
2 North Cray Road	DA5 3LZ	Locally listed

Areas of Special Control of Advertisements are defined due to their scenic, historical, architectural or cultural features being considered so significant by the local planning authority that a stricter degree of advertisement control is justified in order to conserve visual amenity within the defined area. Their designations have to be approved by the Secretary of State.

Only three types of advertisement are permitted in such Areas: public notices; advertisements inside a building; and advertisements for which there is deemed consent. The Town and Country Planning (Control of Advertisements) Regulations 1992 provide more details.

The Council may sometimes give consent to four other types of advertisement in these areas, these being: notices about local events or activities; advance signs or direction signs reasonably required to direct people to the place identified on the sign; advertisements required for public safety reasons; and an advertisement in any of the deemed consent classes if it is considered reasonable for the normal limits applicable to that class to be exceeded.