Is planning permission required for a business sign if set onto wheels

[Spotts]

Please can anyone advise me as to whether planning permission would be necessary for a sign 4ft x 3ft if it was set on a stand that was on wheels so did not appear permanent to advertise my new Cattery business that is in a paddock off the lane where the sign would be situated.

I recently queried with my local council, who were at first unsure, but came back and said full planning was needed if it was fixed in the ground on posts.

The sign would be on our own land, on our lane and set back away from the highway.

Any advice would be much appreciated to get around planning!!

 

[^woody^]

It won't matter, you can just wheel it away if need be.

 

[Nige F]

The poster who says " Cats rule" may be along and offer exact clarification I have seen large boot sale advertising hoardings - they are on wheels and appear on the (council owned ) roadside for a day or 2 before the event.

 

[Tigercubrider]

I am sure it's a planning "loophole" but a few farmers round here use side curtain lorry trailers "parked" on their fields. Just a coincidence that the side curtain contains a message