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Unauthorised signpost with old place names is removed
Western Morning News
|July 30, 2025
A HANDMADE signpost that appeared on Plymouth's Crownhill Road last week, with historical place names such as 'Knackersknowle' and 'Military Road' on it, has been removed.
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The black and white striped wooden sign was installed on Plymouth City Council owned land without planning permission, the council has confirmed.
A resident, who did not wish to be named, said he noticed it appeared on the road last week between Merrivale Road and Woodland Fort. He said he 'rather liked it'.
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