Tuesday, July 26, 2011 at 11:18AM 
Warwick-based Signs Express has played a major role in the rebranding of Voith Industrial Services.
Working on various sites around the UK, the advertising franchise based in Warwick rebranded all exterior and interior signage as well as Voith Industrial Services’ fleet of vehicles, trailers, forklifts and sweepers.
Friday, July 15, 2011 at 3:36PM 
Malcolm Lant, Signs Express signs franchise owner for the Gateshead area, has been shortlisted as Regional Finalist for the British Franchise of the Year Awards, being held on the 29th September at the NEC in Birmingham.
The annual British Franchise Association Franchisee of the Year Awards recognises excellence in the franchising sector and the commitment of those franchisees who ‘set the standard’ for best practice in the industry.
Monday, July 4, 2011 at 12:08PM 
Advertising franchise Signs Express in Peterborough has played a major role in producing the design and fitting the vehicle graphics for Top Hex’s new product TheatreCom van.
The electronic design company Top Hex has recently won a business sponsorship, and has celebrated the success of their TheatreCom products by decorating their van with a new creative piece of artwork that will turn any head.
Friday, December 3, 2010 at 11:48AM 
Leading graphics and signs franchise, Signs Express (Derby), was delighted to supply some digitally printed banners in support of a mammoth charity bike ride in aid of local charity.
Inchcape Toyota staff and customers are cycling 3,381 miles on static bikes to raise money for the cause – the equivalent of riding from Derby to New York.
Signs Express centre Director Steve Jarvis was one such participant, riding to help raise valuable funds for a trust, set up in aid of 16-month-old Harriet Gregory, who has mystery multiple health problems and needs machines to keep her alive. Her family aim to raise funds to build her a special room at her Spondon home.
Friday, November 19, 2010 at 5:16PM 
Xpress Art continues to expand its franchise network, with its latest printing franchise located in the highly prestigious Oracle Shopping Centre in Reading, Berkshire.
It is clear that the work that Xpress Art have put in over the past three years in developing their business is proving attractive to those who want to go into business with a company with a track record and real experience in the large format printing environment, rather than some of the pale imitations that are out there.
Karl Bowdrey, the newest franchisee in Reading said: “I have managed another Xpress Art franchise and I felt totally comfortable with the business and the financial rewards that are being achieved by the existing franchise I’m managing.”