Kilmarnock B&Q makes plans to upgrade store with new signs

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KILMARNOCK'S B&Q has submitted a planning application to make upgrades to the store.

The retailer has applied to East Ayrshire Council to put up 18 signs in the grounds of the store on Queen's Drive.

Plans include replacing the existing signs with a mix of both illuminated and non-illuminated options, using static internal LEDs.

As well as regular store signage, the plans detail the display of lit-up box signs with new covers, panels made from flat and folded aluminium, and entrance indicators.

Most of the signs will be fixed directly onto the building's exterior.

According to the plans, some of the new signage will extend over pavements or public streets.

The request, listed under reference number 26/0329/AD, is open for public viewing on the East Ayrshire Council's website.

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