No Smoking Ban on July 1st :: GRS Sign Company Ltd.

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Maybe you are looking for engraved signs that will stand the test of time. GRS Sign Company Limited makes engraved signs from a wide range of materials including but not limited to: brass, aluminium, acrylic, plastics and wood. We also make DDA-compliant, braille signs for the blind and tactile signs for the partially-sighted!

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With a strong tradition of providing quality NHS signs GRS also provides a wide diversity of styles and types - the vast majority of the NHS signs we produce are bespoke signs, made to specific orders by Trusts, hospitals, clinics, and surgeries the length and breadth of Britain. We follow the strict guidelines laid down by the NHS.

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No Smoking Ban on July 1st

For all of England the Health Act 2006 (pdf here) will finally be enacted in force by banning smoking in public enclosed places. This is quite a step for the UK to take, even though the ban will be enacted earlier in Wales (and is already in force in Scotland).

From a sign-maker’s standpoint, we are ready to start large scale manufacture of our No Smoking sign lines, and encourage businesses to get ordering now before the rush in the run-up to July 1st 2007.

By Patricia Hewitt‘s calculation that could mean 200,000 pubs, bars, and restaurants. That doesn’t even include factories, shops, public transport, and so on – so we imagine that many businesses are suddenly going to need No Smoking signs by July 1st 2007.

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