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Advertising in public spaces

Would you like to advertise in public spaces? For example, on lampposts, bus shelters, billboards and the like? The local council has outsourced this to various companies.

Apeldoorn City Council has entered into an agreement with Hoffman Outdoor Media BV for the operation of 300 double-sided A0 advertising displays mounted on lighting columns.

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Apeldoorn City Council has entered into an agreement with NPB-Media BV for the operation of illuminated advertising hoardings on lampposts.

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In Apeldoorn, there are bus shelters offering advertising space and freestanding advertising columns. In addition, there are LED screens at strategic locations throughout the city. The Municipality of Apeldoorn has entered into an agreement with Global Media & Entertainment B.V. for the operation of the above advertising spaces

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  • Global
  • Tel: 020 – 562 0 562

You may put up posters on the noticeboards without permission for social or charitable activities. These are posters that are not commercial in nature, but are, for example, from an association, a sports club or a charity.

The noticeboards are intended for the expression of opinions and announcements. It is not permitted to display advertisements for products, companies or services on them. The public noticeboards are governed by Article 2.42(5) of the General Local By-law (APV) 2014.

You can find the notice boards at the following locations:

Centre

  • Stationsstraat (Marktplein), in front of nos. 170 to 176
  • Vosselmanstraat, in front of the library
  • Stationsstraat – Molenstraat
  • Bus station opposite the ticket office

North

  • De Linie – Het Fort Shopping Centre (opposite Kruidvat)
  • Korianderplein – De Mheen Shopping Centre (Kalmoesstraat 3 to 129)
  • Koninginnelaan – Kerschoten Shopping Centre

South

  • Behind No. 205, Eglantier – Eglantier Shopping Centre
  • Adelaarslaan – Hart van Zuid Shopping Centre
  • Beekeepers’ Centre opposite No. 1 – De Maat Shopping Centre