Instead of a planning application, Wiltshire Council propose to use a traffic regulation order to make the changes.

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The squirming traffic regulation violator was, you might have guessed, your correspondent.

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The others are under traffic regulation orders or are footpaths or bridleways.

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The traffic regulation order was passed in November 2011 but delays installing illuminated signs meant it had not been implemented, the council said.

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Mr Dobson said the charges would be in the range of a "couple of quid" but said the actual fees would be decided when the authority had passed the appropriate traffic regulation orders.

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The controls governing America's export of satellites are part of the International Traffic in Arms Regulation (ITAR) and they are handled in the Department of State.

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Much like mobile networks, the accident-prone intersection of innovation and regulation gets more traffic all the time.

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But though some may count this as a victory of sorts, spam still accounts for a greater share of worldwide e-mail traffic than it did when federal anti-spam regulation was introduced in America where much spam originates and is received some 18 months ago.

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The companies are cautious about regulation, however, arguing that government standards would be clunky and could make those carrying Internet traffic legally liable for failing to prevent cyberattacks.

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