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Whether you are looking for lockable notice boards, traditional entrance signs or a more modern approach to your signage, Shelley Signs are sensitive to the particular requirements of places of worship. Robert Shelley, as Treasurer of a small rural church in Shropshire understands the financial pressure associated with these decisions. Most Church

Fitzpatrick Woolmer was approached by Root Studio who was undertaking a complete rebrand of Beonna Church and had come up with some unique designs for welcome and interpretation signs. Oak entrance signs include bold graphics to welcome visitors to the new community hub, while interpretive lecterns reveal the stories of the church and surrounding

Welcome signs for village/town/city boundaries can include relief images of the location itself or of a key element of its history. Whilst a few villages manage to design and make their own signs, most need help and advice, which Leander is able to provide. Villages, towns and cities are more identity-conscious than ever - with many rapidly

Shelley Signs GRP commercial signage is made in Shropshire and designed for businesses, schools, churches, factories, offices, warehouses, and shops. Products include site hoardings, factory signs, pavement signs, A frames, internal graphics, site entrance signs, roller banners, pop up banners, and PVC banners for short to medium term use. GRP

Shelley Signs produces silver-anodised or powder-coated aluminium noticeboards, glazed with shatter-proof polycarbonate, for outdoor display of notices. Units are lockable, water-resistant, and typically include a magnetic or cork backer, with options for hinged or open access. Sizes accommodate various numbers of A4 sheets, with mounting options

External Wooden Notice Boards are made from oak, beech, or ash timber with weather-resistant frames for outdoor or indoor use in public spaces. Lockable and shatterproof polycarbonate glazing options increase security. Wall-mounted, post-mounted, open pinboard, and A-frame variations suit different display needs: notice boards for displaying

Greenbarnes standard civic signs can be customised to suit clients requirements. They are suitable for schools, churches, tourist attractions, town centres and streets. Signs can be made from timber, aluminium, brass, mild steel, stainless steel, recycled plastics, solid surfacing materials or composites. Lettering and graphics are engraved

Otford is a thriving village on the River Darent, nestling at the foot of the North Downs in South East England. Fitzpatrick Woolmer provided a total of 10 interpretation lecterns, installed at locations throughout the village, which link together to form a self-guiding trail that reveals the history and heritage of the village

isGroup was appointed to deliver a wayfinding and interpretation signage solution to highlight areas of historical interest throughout Boston in Lincolnshire. Working alongside environmental designers, isGroup was able to offer a cost-effective wayfinding solution to Boston town centre by visiting all sign locations and identifying where signs

Smallboard solid oak poster cases are designed for displaying timetables, menus, service times, byelaws and general notices. Typical users include councils, churches, restaurants, sports clubs, allotments and retail outlets: oak with self-healing rubber pinboard; choice of light, dark or opaque microporous woodstain finish; available in A2, A3 and

Greenbarnes Man-made Timber (MmT) external noticeboards are made from recycled plastic. They are designed for wall, post or railing mounting, with options for glazed, unglazed or partially glazed bays and a range of display panel types. Traditional timber appearance. Maintenance-free with 5-year guarantee

Oak external noticeboards from Greenbarnes are weatherproof, lockable display boards made from solid oak frames and doors with Tricoya® back panels. Designed for wall, post or railing mounting, they suit public information display in outdoor settings and are supplied in single, double or triple-bay formats with glazed, partially glazed or unglazed

lily signage has been specifically developed to sensitively promote green spaces and to deliver the information and wayfinding needs of cemeteries and memorial gardens regardless of their size and amenity provision. The lily family is based on a modular information system to accommodate cemeteries and memorial gardens that vary in size and type. A