A seafood restaurant in Richmond has had part of its application for new signs refused.

Scott's on Whittaker Avenue submitted proposals to install new signs and a flag outside its restaurant.

In its decision, the Council explained: "The proposed flag signage, by reason of its siting, scale, design and relationship with other signage, would appear over-dominant, cluttered and visually intrusive in the street scene, harming visual amenity."

The refused flag proposal (credit: Planning application).

The Council's report added that because of the number of new signs, one projecting sign, three menu boards and nine branded awnings, the addition of a flag would be "cumulatively harmful".

However, on the side of its building, a written sign with the restaurant's name has been granted.

To read the full planning application click here.

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