Action - Navigation

Networked Signage and Interpretation (Streets and Spaces) install visible, distinctive signage that provides clear orientation, and encourages exploration, defining routes and options, using public spaces, the lanes, the named district and neighbourhood identities and destination/arrival points. Connect this work with the revitalisation of the public spaces as distinctive destinations within this access network. Provide seating every 100m throughout (as proposed in the NPC

Pedestrian Environment Audit). Interpretation need not mean more signs; reduce clutter by combining public infrastructure with public information, creating ‘information objects’ from existing infrastructure, furniture and public buildings as well as new structures and new commissions (public art).

Natural Space - It is there if you know where to look Encourage exploration of the town to signs, maps and trails – help people discover shops, restaurants and heritage signposting to public spaces or the start of walks, when the coaches drop the holiday makers (elderly) in town they mill around not knowing where to go

Signs to help people know what is up each street