Links Signs and Graphics teams up with Trinity Hospice

Blackpool based, Links Signs and Graphics, has teamed up with local charity, Trinity Hospice.

As part of the partnership, the signs specialist is helping Trinity Hospice rebrand 15 of its shops in the Fylde Coast, by supplying and installing high quality signage to the high-street outlets, with three of the 15 shops already completed.

Additionally, Links Signs and Graphics will rebrand one of its fleet of vans with Brian House (the children’s charity arm of Trinity Hospice) signage to promote the charity.

Carl Bennet, Director, Links Signs and Graphics, said: “We’re proud to be partnering with Trinity Hospice and working with them to promote the fantastic work the charity does.

“Any order placed with us as a result of the Brian House branding on our van will result in a donation by ourselves to the charity.”

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