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FASTSIGNS Manchester gives support to Chorley FC through new sponsorship
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round 1,500 home fans of Chorley FC will now see a 4m pitch-side banner for FASTSIGNS Manchester as the club and company kick off a new partnership. The collaboration was spearheaded by the sign maker’s business development manager Julie Morris, who has a background in the football industry working as front-of-house hospitality on match days at Manchester United.
The banner will now be prominently displayed at the club’s home stadium, Victory Park.
FASTSIGNS Manchester’s director, Nick Ratcliffe, said: “It’s incredibly important for us to support local causes and organisations, and Chorley FC felt like a great match. “Success for us means having a positive impact on the community and building long-term relationships that benefit others as well as our own business.
“Equally, we know many businesses in our area are facing financial challenges, so it’s essential for us to provide support where possible, especially for teams – like Chorley – that depend heavily on volunteers.
Liyu England expands X Line range with new solutions for smarter printing and cutting
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ore options have been added to Liyu England’s X Line range to make it
easier for print professionals to find the right fit for their business. Following the early February launch of the X Line hybrid, the latest additions include an upgradable entry level industrial flatbed printer, a high-precision digital cutter, and an eco-solvent roll printer – each designed to offer reliability, versatility, and room to grow. Eddie Tucker, managing director of Liyu England, said: “These machines are built to help businesses enter the industrial large format arena without the normal associated costs. The upgradable X Line range allows customers to print smarter, faster, and with more flexibility.
“Whether you need high-speed production, precision cutting, or an efficient eco-solvent solution, the X Line range delivers.” The new X Line flatbed printer is designed for high-volume production and focuses on precision and efficiency. The Just Add Heads option means businesses can start small and add up to 16 print heads. The X Line digital cutter features an automatic camera positioning system to ensure accurate cutting. The new X Line eco-solvent roll printer’s four Epson i3200 print heads, deliver sharp, high-quality prints with vibrant CMYK colours, ideal for everything from banners to vehicle wraps.
Moss launches new carbon calculator
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oss has designed and launched the UK’s first Carbon Calculator for
the large-format industry. Clients of the company can now be provided with a verified Carbon Emissions Report for each graphics and branding project.
Provided at no extra cost, the tool will precisely calculate the carbon emissions of each material, vehicle and installation process used in every print project, allowing customers to evaluate potential alternatives more easily.
Expressed in CO2e, Moss’ innovative and comprehensive tool calculates the impact of each material selected, its printing, installation and transportation. By providing accurate and ratified measurements for each project, Moss aims to both raise awareness and initiate new conversations about how to reduce carbon emissions across branding and print projects.
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Mark Rose, Moss UK’s operations director, said: “In this industry, information is power, and we are delighted to be able to provide our clients with accurate sustainability data for each product or service we supply.”
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James Waldie, director at Chorley FC, added: “We are incredibly grateful for the support of local businesses like FASTSIGNS Manchester.
“Its sponsorship, through stadium signage, not only enhances our matchday experience but also helps us achieve our wider goals on and off the pitch.
“By partnering with us, they show a commitment to grassroots football, helping to inspire the next generation of players and fans.”
L-R: Jeff Clarke,
Chorley FC commercial director, Julie Morris, FASTSIGNS Manchester BDM, and Terry Robinson, Chorley FC chief executive
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