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The Digital Signage Expo has issued a statement over coronavirus and plans to carry on as normal; Hey Girls and Clear Channel have raised awareness of period poverty in the UK; Paul Gill, head of sales for packaging ultraboard at Dufaylite talks us through the board options available; and Wrights Plastic has created a sweet and juicy point of sale display for sweets giant Bazooka.

The iconic Somerset House in London is undergoing construction, but you wouldn't know; London's Piccadilly Station was given a cosmic boost; Sportswear Pro will run for the first time in 2020 alongside the FESPA Global Print Expo and the European Sign Expo in Madrid; and London's Oxford Street West Primark store was turned into a murky Upside Down world.

The family of a man suffering from kidney failure has used a billboard to help their search for a donor; Link Exhibitions, the organiser of The Print Show has announced the launch of The Sign Show for 2020; Catherine Monson, chief executive officer of FASTSIGNS describes why she thinks the sign industry is faring well; and Signs Express Chester helped Chester Zoo meet its environmental...

The Piccadilly Lights was lit up in purple for a special cause; Leek Signs helped to transform London's Hyde Park into a festive winter wonderland; Paul Gately, business manager for UK and I for HP 3D printing discusses the benefits of adding 3D printing; and Mayfair's Claridge's hotel was transformed into an Italian Palazzo using wide-format print.