Well the Holstein show is all done, the weather held out any the organisers had a great show. We completed Farmer Guardians work in record time. No more shows now for a few weeks, with the exception of P2M exhibiting at the expowest catering exhibition at the showground Wadebridge on the 3-4-5 March.
We managed to get the 150 Royal Agricultural Society banners completed, print jobs currently include Farmers Weekly and Fusion Events posters and banners for both.
We have spent this week preparing and printing for the Holstein Show, which takes place in Stoneleigh Warwickshire on Monday 16th February. For this event we will erect one billboard, various banners and some 4 sheet posters. The show organisers have also hired a number of A frames for use as directional signage within the show.
We hope this all goes well, after this show we will be into preparation for the summer season.
The trouble with Costa del Cornwall is the snow doesn’t last long enough, so it’s back to printing. 150 double sided banners for the Royal Agricultural Society of England are running through the wide format printer, currently I think it is 100 down 50 to go.
I believe the Royal Agricultural Society of England have lots of snow to play in…
Well it’s now February, we have managed to successful events in January, The France Show in Earl’s Court during the first week of January where P2M supplied graphics for the Archant Life Stand and built an in door petanque course. I also stayed for the duration of the show to assist the organisers. Overall the show was a great success.
Following this event we went to the LAMMA show in Newark, where P2M printed and erected all the branding required for the media partners Farmers Guardian. This involved billboards, banner frames, triangle frames and snap frames. Despite some challenging weather all was a huge success with the show continuing to grow beyond all expectations.
Next stop is Stoneleigh Park and the Holstein Show in February, printing for this should get underway this week, so long as we don’t spend too long playing in the snow…
