Newcastle Station gets ready for the Mercury Prize!
This month, the Transport Signs team were back at Newcastle Station, installing a fantastic collection of banners ahead of the Mercury Prize celebrations in the city on 22nd October
Below is a selection of our recent projects, demonstrating a range of the services we offer. We’ll add more over time but if there’s something you don’t see, please feel free to contact us.
This month, the Transport Signs team were back at Newcastle Station, installing a fantastic collection of banners ahead of the Mercury Prize celebrations in the city on 22nd October
To mark a significant milestone, a local business approached TS Events to help them celebrate 10 years at their premises.
The client wanted a striking but practical installation that could be used to create a sense of occasion around their facility and provide a strong visual presence for their anniversary celebrations.
Manchester Airport was facing a growing challenge: an existing signage system was no longer meeting the needs of an increasing number of passengers. Transport Signs was brought in to help develop a solution.
Transport Signs was appointed by VolkerFitzpatrick to deliver the complete signage package for the three new Camp Hill Line stations in Birmingham – Kings Heath, Pineapple Road and Moseley Village.
The successful delivery of 400+ individual signs over 80 night shifts demonstrates Transport Signs’ ability to manage complex signage programmes within challenging live railway environments.
In July 2025, Northern Rail appointed Transport Signs to deliver a programme of Braille and tactile handrail signage across 20 of its managed stations.
Transport Signs was appointed to design, fabricate and install two new Great British Railways (GBR) fascia signs for Greater Anglia’s new Wheel Lathe facility at Clacton-on-Sea.
We’re incredibly proud to have completed the artworking, construction design, fabrication and installation of the signage package at the new Cambridge South Station, which opened to passengers on 28 June 2026.
Stansted Airport introduced a new revenue protection scheme within the station concourse, requiring the installation of ticket gatelines and barriers to better manage arriving and departing passenger flows.