BSGA Members in Action: April Winner Announced
We are delighted to announce that Elite Signs, Bridgend have been selected as the April winner of BSGA Members in Action, our initiative created to recognise and champion the outstanding work delivered […]
Signage apprenticeship builds skills and future talent
A practical route for businesses looking to strengthen their teams By Swan Barnaby, a vocational coach, life coach, NLP coach, and NVQ assessor working within the signage and print industries. […]
What ISA Taught Us About the Power of Connection
By Libby Clifford & Rosie Lees, Make It Happen Signage Consultancy If I am being honest, I wasn’t entirely sure what to expect stepping off the plane in Orlando. Rosie […]
Craig Goes Back to School
Craig Brown recently attended the Sheringham School 6th Form Careers Day in Norfolk, where he spoke directly with students about the realities and opportunities in the sign-making and graphics industry. […]
ESF Spring Conference Overview: 23rd April – 24th April 2026:
Linda Edwards, Managing Director, shares her reflections: As members of the European Sign Federation (ESF), the British Sign and Graphics Association (BSGA) continues to monitor developments within the federation and […]
Is Feast and Famine an issue that is damaging your business?
BSGA’s David Allen and Craig Brown discuss why consistent sales calls and smart outsourcing can break the boom-and-bust cycle There’s a pattern most sign business owners know all too well. […]
Knowledge Hub Series: Fire Safety in the Signage Sector.
The BSGA Technical Committee is proud to present the Knowledge Hub Series – a practical, entry-level resource providing clear guidance on essential topics for signage professionals. Each Hub introduces key […]
Connecting, Collaborating, and Championing: Reflections from the Spandex Summit – Surrey
A huge thank you to Spandex UK for inviting the British Sign and Graphics Association (BSGA) to the Spandex Summit 2026 at Mercedes-Benz World (Surrey) on 17th and 18th March! […]
Is the sign trade busier than the headlines suggest?
The news has not exactly been cheerful lately. Every day seems to bring another warning about the economy slowing down. But talk to people across the sign trade and you […]
Sign Trade Is a Skilled Profession. So Why Don’t We Treat It Like One?
by Swan Barnaby, Vocational Coach. I have worked in this industry long enough to see how it has evolved, adapted, and modernised in response to new technology and new expectations. […]