Street nameplates
Peterborough City Council is
responsible for the day-to-day maintenance, repair and replacement
of street nameplates across the greater city area with the
exception of new developments where the developer is responsible
for the erection of name plates to the council’s
specification.
With nearly 3000 nameplates across the greater Peterborough area
it is essential to prioritise our response to street nameplate
reports with missing name plates being given priority:
- Priority 1: Missing nameplates
- Priority 2: All other repairs (damaged frame, posts etc.)
We endeavour to replace all missing nameplates within 28 days
and act on Priority 2 reports within 3 months. Consideration is
always made as to the condition of the sign, its legibility and its
location when setting a priority.
How to make a report
To report a missing or damaged street nameplate you can: -
- Fill in our ‘fault reporting’ online form
- Telephone Peterborough Direct on (01733) 747474
When reporting a defective or missing street nameplate please
provide as much information as possible such as street name, house
number, shops, landmarks etc as well as the nature of the
damage.
Further information about adopted highways including a
list of adopted
streets in the Peterborough area is available elsewhere in this
section.