On July 1st 2007 smoking will no longer be permitted in public places across England, including public houses, clubs, etc.  Those responsible for these places will have a legal responsibility to ensure that this ban is enforced; if not, an individual can face a fine of £2,500.  In addition, on the spot fines of £200 can be administered for failing to display ‘No Smoking' signs which may increase by up to £1000 should the case go to Court.

Contour Signs Ltd manufactures No Smoking signs to ensure that all members of the public are aware that they are entering a No Smoking area.  With Braille and supplementary tactile text, and relevant BS approved pictograms, our signs are your means to prevent prosecution for non-compliance.  They are also a means of meeting the The Disability Discrimination Act (1995) "reasonable adjustment" criteria and initial implementation of the National Disability Council's guidelines on equality of access they are effectively a "One sign solution".

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