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You will not be able to make any payments online or by phone on Wednesday 13 August, 9.30am to 3.30pm, while we carry out some important work on our payment system.

This means you won't be able to pay for things like parking permits, parking tickets (PCNs), council tax and rent through our website, automated payment line (020 7527 8000) or customer services number (020 7527 2000).

We are very sorry if this affects you. If you must make a payment, please try to do it on another day if you can or after 3.30pm on Wednesday 13 August.

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Apply for an A-board licence

If you want to advertise your business using an A-board on a public street then you must apply for a licence from us.

Please note, A-boards are not permitted on TFL red routes. 

Apply for an Advertising board (A-board) licence

If you want to advertise your business using an A-board on a public street which is outside of a tables and chairs licensed area, you must apply for a licence from us. If granted, the licence will run from the date of issue for a period of one year. You can submit an online application form using this online form along with details of the proposed a-board indicating:

  • dimensions, width of pavement and its proximity to the kerb.
  • photo or illustration type of A-Board you propose to use
  • a public liability insurance policy for the sum of £5 million or above

The fee will be payable once your application is approved; we will contact you with payment details.

Fees

The fees are per item and the amount is dependent on the road banding:

  • Band A = £515.00
  • Band B = £369.00
  • Band C = £157.00

See what banding your street falls under. Please note:

  • you cannot place A-boards on a highway until a licence has been agreed and issued.
  • A-boards are not permitted on Transport for London red routes. 
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