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Digital 48-sheet advertising screen located at the heart of Birmingham City Centre’s vibrant and diverse Southside district, home to Chinatown, Theatreland, the Gay Village and the city’s Creative Quarter. Situated on Pershore Street, Southside 48 targets visitors arriving in the City Centre, heavy traffic heading out of the City Centre and high footfall leisure goers accessing all city attractions; to Read more…

This Tyburn Road Digital Out of Home site targets high-volume traffic travelling on the A38 immediately prior to Spaghetti Junction, where commuters must choose to either access the M6 (north or south) or enter the A38(M), Aston Expressway towards all major Birmingham destinations. Renowned for being a traffic bottleneck, Tyburn Road guarantees advertisers big number audiences and high-level engagement by Read more…

Albert Street is located on the peripheral of Birmingham’s inner-city centre, adjacent to the world’s biggest Primark, close to Bullring Birmingham and within easy access of both New Street and Moor Street Stations. Albert Street paves the way to Moor Street Queensway, the principal arterial route in and around the city, leading to all central locations as well as out Read more…

A roadside Digital 48 Sheet HDR screen located on Thomas Street, off the Aston Expressway. This digital billboard is positioned to target high volume traffic on one of the UK’s most notorious travel routes, and the first Digital Out of Home advertising site visible to Birmingham bound commuters when exiting the M6 at Spaghetti Junction and joining the A38(M) Aston Read more…

The Fort is a major shopping destination in Birmingham, West Midlands. With over 40 top brands to choose from, The Fort offers a vibrant mix of retail and F&B. Immediately accessible from J6 on the M6, catering for a significant catchment area, and providing over 2000 free car parking spaces, The Fort is widely recognised as one of the country’s Read more…

Located at the gateway to Coventry on the A444 (on the approach to the M6 at Junction 2), the Coventry City Mega 48 is a multi-function facility and home to Coventry City FC. On the busiest route into the city, commuters must pass by this large-format roadside digital advertising screen to visit Coventry and to access events at the stadium. Read more…

A brand-new Digital 48 Sheet, located at a notorious traffic hotspot in Birmingham City Centre. Dartmouth Middleway (A4540 Middle Ring Road) is a major arterial route in Birmingham that receives high-volume traffic approaching from the M6/Aston Expressway and main ring road accessing all areas of the city centre. Busy at all times of the day, Dartmouth Middleway experiences heavy congestion Read more…

Home to Swansea City FC and Ospreys Rugby, the Swansea.com Stadium is one of the UK’s Leading multi-purpose arenas, hosting major concerts, exhibitions, and events. The Digital 48-sheet screen measures at an unmissable 32 square metres, creating a stunning focal point at the stadium. Featuring the very latest in Elonex technology, the screen broadcasts fully animated and high-definition content, targeting Read more…

Modern shopping centre featuring over 100 stores, including department store and fashion boutiques. Read more…

Two stand out Digital 48-sheet advertising screens located on the main arterial route linking the M5 and M4 to North, West and Central Bristol. Situated directly outside Clifton Rugby Club and on the busy Cribbs Causeway, at the heart of the premier retail and leisure destination in the South West, the Bristol Big Screens deliver a powerful new Digital Out Read more…

Humberstone Road is a main arterial route into Leicester City Centre and is notorious for its heavy traffic flow. Humberstone 48 sits on the final approach to all city centre retail and business districts and visitor attractions, and targets huge 24/7 audiences. Leicester is a vibrant and diverse city, bursting with heritage and culture, and combines the finest English traditions Read more…

Experiential site Part of the Rapid Reach network   Cutting Room Square, Ancoats, is watched over by five giant monoliths. Each frames an enlarged photograph by Ancoats artist-in-residence Dan Dubowitz. Nowhere in Manchester will give you a stronger sense of the city’s industrial past.   Read more…