We’re extremely happy and proud to provide more opportunities than ever for customers to take an eco-friendly choice when buying their safety signage. We have included eco-friendly options on many of our best selling safety signs, however we are not limited to these signs / materials. We have access to many “green” materials and can print any sign on eco-friendly materials. If you have a specific requirement please let us know and we will endeavour to provide the perfect solution to meet your specification. ................... READ MORE >>

Simon Eardley, a councillor has expressed his frustration after new signs were installed with an error. The new signage were designed to replace existing faded signage which welcomed motorists into the hamlet of Lea-by-Backford. It was with great "frustration" to the councillor that the signs were missing the 'h' from 'Cheshire'. Mr Eardley, a councillor for Saughall and Mollington, said the proofs for the new signs had been correct when he was shown them. He told the BBC: "It seems to have been an error t................... READ MORE >>

We are closing throughout the Easter Holiday so make sure you are stocked up with all your best sellers. Easter is the perfect time to get creative and with our range of printing and design capabilities, both yourselves and your customers have unlimited possibilities to create something unique this year. Contact our team with your easter sign idea, and our team will send you a proof for review prior to print. REMEMBER: To get your sign in time for Easter, contact our team ASAP!................... READ MORE >>

The Health and Safety Executive are currently running its "Your Farm, Your Future" campaign and have released an article warning people of the dangers surrounding the British countryside. With the easter break approaching and thousands taking to the countryside for some well needed fresh air, the HSE wants to remind both farmers and walkers to do all they can you keep everyone safe. Whilst the vast majority of cyclists and walkers enjoy the countryside safely and use the extensive network of footpat................... READ MORE >>

In case you missed it, our latest flip book is packed with exciting new products covering hot topics such as pavement parking, fire safety (including battery/EV fires), environmental policies, and workplace mental health & wellbeing. Plus, you'll find multiple range extensions and updates that are sure to catch your interest. Why Download Your Copy? Offering your customers something fresh is a proven strategy to boost sales, enhance awareness, and maintain their interest. Don't miss out on this valuable opp................... READ MORE >>

When it comes to safety signs there are hundreds of symbols to choose from, yet only some of those symbols are ISO 7010 compliant. It may not seem like the biggest deal to Joe Bloggs, however just like fake designer t-shirts, non-compliant signs are glaringly obvious to safety experts. Safety signs are the first defence against hazards, prohibited actions and ensuring viewers follow mandatory instructions. By using ISO 7010 compliant signs, you wont only be using signs with the highest standard of comprehen................... READ MORE >>

You can tell that Spring is officially here when we start to see orders coming in for these bad boys. Farming is statistically the most dangerous industry in the UK. Using the right farm safety signs is necessary to meet legal requirements and protect the landowner from liability if someone is injured on their property, so it’s vital to properly display farm signs where required. In the ten years, close to one person has been killed every week as a direct result of farming and agricultural work. Many................... READ MORE >>

A very obvious spelling mistake has been spotted on a way-finding sign in the village of Kirton. After waiting three years to get the new sign installed, the installation day was meant to be "rather special" to the parish council. The sign caused much amusement within the village after it was discovered that the name of the seaside and port town Felixstowe was misspelled as "Flexistowe". Felixstowe now known as "Flexistowe" has several miles of beach, a leisure pier, grass court tennis club a................... READ MORE >>