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December 2005
Developing the BSGA Website - what’s your opinion?
Plans are afoot for a major update of the BSGA web site (www.bsga.co.uk)
and we want to hear from any members who have views on how the site should
be developed.
December 2005
Local Development Plans...
You Can’t Put A Sign There!
The Association have recently lodged objections to the Development Plans submitted by Powys, County Council and Tendring District Council; both of which placed unreasonable restrictions on the number and style of signs that might be used in their areas.
December 2005
Ghost Riders in the sky
The first meeting of the BSGA Bikers Club was to have taken place on 17th November, at HQ Peterborough. The three founding members had promised to pose for festive pictures in leathers and Santa hats, but on the day Murphy’s Law kicked in and we were left with empty chairs and a single, token crash helmet. What happened to wreck our carefully laid plans?
December 2005
News in Brief
Contacting the BSGA is now a whole lot easier.
Local Development Plan Monitoring.
May 2005
The First Lady Inaugurated
At the 28th Annual General Meeting of the British Sign & Graphics
Association, which took place at the NEC, Birmingham,
on 13th April 2005, June Robinson, Business Director of Harrisons Signs
Ltd, was elected the Association’s first lady President.
May 2005
Sign Industry Awards 2005 - Small is beautiful
The 2005 Sign Industry Awards were the biggest yet with over 150 individual
entries but they were marked by the success of some of the UK’s small and
medium-sized signmakers.
May 2005
BSGA Annual General Meeting
The 28th AGM of the Association was held at the NEC during the course of Sign UK 2005
March 2005
The BSGA Seek To Appoint A Successor
To The Present Director
The British Sign & Graphics Association (BSGA), the lead body for the
UK sign industry, seek to appoint a successor to the present Director
who will be responsible for overseeing all of the Association’s activities.
Dec 2004
Business Benefits Increase…
But Subs Stay the Same
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Dec 2004
A Level Playing Field For Smaller Businesses
The Sign Industry Awards are intended to reach and reward excellence in
every section of the sign industry – and that includes the smaller signmakers.
Dec 2004
Energy Price Trends
The continuing economic growth of many businesses in the UK is under
threat according to Energy Watch
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