Leading signs and graphics manufacturer Signs Express (Bedford) have been walking on the wild side for their first anniversary after being invited by Woburn Safari Park to provide signage for their new children’s Mammoth Play Ark.

The popular Safari Park approached Sign Express (Bedford) to design and install new signs for their Ark, which is a brand new indoor adventure play area. The wooden structure has been built to represent a giant ship and provides plenty of entertainment for those wet weather days.

Signs Express (Bedford), owned by Chris Hardy, are also celebrating their first anniversary. ‘Our business is based on exceptional service and has gone from strength to strength. We couldn’t have asked for a better response from our local customers and suppliers. So we were delighted to be asked to work with the team at Woburn’ explains Chris.

Signs Express (Bedford), owned by Chris Hardy, are also celebrating their first anniversary. ‘Our business is based on exceptional service and has gone from strength to strength. We couldn’t have asked for a better response from our local customers and suppliers. So we were delighted to be asked to work with the team at Woburn’ explains Chris.

Chris and his team at Bedford also installed external signs to promote Woburn’s ‘Special Experiences’ service. The Safari Park offers its visitors the opportunity to enhance their day by adopting an animal, or even by shadowing a Park Ranger for the day. The graphics explain how visitors can join Woburn’s staff to learn more about the animals and get up close and personal at feeding times.

The sign frames were specially constructed using wooden poles and display panels featuring all the unique activities available.

Signs Express (Bedford) is situated on Woburn Road Estate in nearby Kempston.