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Spandex showcases AUTO Drift in partnership with British racer
pandex has partnered with British racing driver Nathan Edwards for the 2026 season. Competing in the Mini Challenge JCW Championship, Mr Edwards will take to the track in a striking new livery produced using AUTO Drift – the digital print wrap developed through a collaboration between Spandex and ORAFOL. With races broadcast live on
ITV4, the championship provides a high-profile platform within the UK. The partnership offers Spandex the opportunity to showcase AUTO Drift across seven race weekends nationwide,
in front of an average event attendance of over 30,000 spectators, alongside a highly engaged automotive audience. Mr Edwards’ race car has been
expertly wrapped by Vinyl Detail using AUTO Drift digital print wrap film, which features ProSlide technology allowing for easier application. Luke Odell, automotive development manager at Spandex UK, said: “AUTO Drift was created to support installers when precision, efficiency and finish really matter. “Partnering with Nathan Edwards
Racing allows us to demonstrate AUTO Drift in an environment where
Nathan Edwards
Racing livery produced on AUTO Drift
repositionability, reliability and speed aren’t ‘nice to have’ - they’re essential.” Nathan Edwards commented: “AUTO
Drift digital print wrap is a serious piece of technology. It’s also given our installers the confidence to reposition and accurately align graphics, enabling a more complex livery that brings our 2026 design to life and delivers real visibility for our partners on track and across live TV coverage.”
Just AJD completes second phase of major project
ust AJD has confirmed completion of phase two of a major signage project for Crawley Borough
Council in Sussex.
The project involved constructing and installing site hoardings around Crawley Borough Council’s old town hall while the building was being demolished. The hoarding panels celebrate the town’s history, including its present and future, while showcasing a mix of landmarks, including the Manor Royal Business District.
Michael Jones, leader of Crawley Borough Council, said: “These new hoardings bring that story to life by celebrating our heritage, showcasing the landmarks, and giving residents a clear
Michael Jones, leader of Crawley Borough Council, standing in front of the new site hoardings installed by Just AJD
sense of the progress being made.” The finished installation consists of 8x4ft wooden panels which are protected by a specialist anti-graffiti laminate and backed by a two-year guarantee.
Ahead of the install, the company worked with council officers to conduct risk assessments and produce safety and logistical protocols.
Andrew Ballington-James, founder and managing director of Just AJD, added: “This has been a rewarding print and installation project working very closely with Crawley Borough Council over a number of years, as part of its plan to transform a vital part of the town centre.”
PPDS personalises German youth hospice
included bringing the familiarity and ‘barrier free’ accessibility of a range of entertainment services similar to those enjoyed at home, along with also relaying important information to patients and parents.
The installation at the Sternenbrücke children’s and youth hospice in Hamburg
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PDS has announced that Philips MediaSuite TVs were used in an installation at the Sternenbrücke
children’s and youth hospice in Hamburg. Key requirements of the installation
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The 30x Philips MediaSuite TVs (32in to 55in), as well as a Philips Business TV, were installed inside a range of environments around the hospice, including private and communal areas, each tailored around the needs of the patients within those spaces. One of the partners on the installation, AVARA, delivered simple and clear operation system and menu navigation
with a diverse range of age appropriate entertainment, including the option for subtitles, and a simple remote control. By modernising the TV system, AVARA has helped create a home from home environment where patients and families can come together without concern. Peer Gent, part of the management team at Stiftung Kinder-Hospiz Sternenbrücke, said: “Our new Philips MediaSuite TVs give our guests joy, distraction from the often-stressful everyday life, and precious moments together. We are thrilled and would like to thank AVARA and PPDS for their generous support in realising this project.”
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