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Nottingham 64-68 Upper Parliament, Nottingham NG1 2AG LOCATION IS KING Impacts: 800,000 per 14 days Dwell Times: Extended due to traffic lights Size: 12m wide x 8m high Solus: Completely solus Nottingham Visibility: 100+ metres Finish: PVC vinyl mesh on frame Target Group: Mass market, retail Rate card: 64-68 Upper Parliament, Nottingham NG1 2AG POA (prod inc) A L F H R u E n T ti t n O g S d N o R d n D o S o t w r e h Nottingham Trent University S G l A a 6 1 s 0 s h A o 6 u 0 Victoria Park Victoria Centre s e S t Talbo t St Theatre Royal Concert Mall New College Nottingham Wollaton St iament St d pper Parl R U n A to l 6 r a 0 0 C 8 6 8 Nottingham Playhouse 6 B A Capital FM Arena 6 0 0 8 B A e 6 l l a National0 Ice Center r 0 A 8 G 6 a 1 t 2 e Broadmarsh Shopping Center Nottingham Castle Museum + Art Gallery 800,000 Impacts 96SQM Location Is King Behind The Scenes The Nottingham Mega Banner is situated on Upper Parliament Street, metres from Old Market Square, the very Home of the National Ice Centre, the National Water Sports Centre, Trent Bridge, Notts County and Nottingham heart of the city centre. This corner site is conveniently positioned to benefit from the traffic stacking up at the Forest football clubs, the Nottinghampshire County Cricket Club and the Nottingham Panthers ice hockey team foot of the site resulting in increased dwell times. as well as two world-class universities, Nottingham Trent and the University of Nottingham, along with a pair of first class large-capacity theatres, the Nottingham Playhouse and the Theatre Royal, numerous museums A key factor in today’s premium outdoor, the site commands equally as much traffic as footfall. The immediate and art galleries, and two internationally renowned live music venues, the Nottingham Arena and Rock City – area is home to both Nottingham’s key retail and leisure environments. our epicentrical, and completely solus, mega banner offers advertisers an opportunity to strike at the Heart of Nottingham. With a tourist industry worth 1.5 billion pounds – the UK’s sixth most desirable tourist destination Next door to the site is the Corner House, Nottingham’s premium entertainment venue consisting of an IMAX, – Nottingham is a cultural and socioeconomic capital of the United Kingdom. numerous restaurants and bars, beauty destinations and nightclubs, whilst metres away lies the city’s go-to shopping destination on Bridlesmith Gate, home to shops including Kurt Geiger and Hugo Boss, with the Furthermore, it features more widely in the global psyche as the early battleground between arbitrary authoritarian imminent opening of a new Harvey Nichols store coming soon. governance and the struggle for human rights. Advertisers have long been awaiting a new giant site in Nottingham and King OOH are proud to be bringing Bask in the lauded legacy of Robin Hood’s quest to modernise this corner of England by spreading your message this to market. to the youthful, cosmopolitan and international heart of Nottingham. [email protected] - 0207 692 4862 - www.king-ooh.com.

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