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NORTH WALES SANITISER NETWORK SANITISER NETWORK KEY INFO Hand hygiene has been one of the key government's points to slow transmission of Covid. The public has realised how poor their hand hygiene has been historically, and has inspired a shift in change of behaviour forever. - Contactless Sanitiser. - With 32” LCD full motion screens. - At entrance points to each location, and key points throughout each site. Over 12 million visitors per year across all four locations. PLANNING PROCESS We tailor each campaign to suit your brief. We will assist you from the start right through to the post-campaign analysis. LLANDUDNO PIER WHITE ROSE DEINIOL CENTRE EAGLES MEADOW WHITE ROSE SHOPPING CENTRE White Rose Shopping Centre, located in Rhyl, North Wales, caters for the various retail needs of residents and tourists in North Wales, offering some of the biggest brands and names. Attracts 3.1 million visitors per year.* EAGLES MEADOW SHOPPING CENTRE An integral part of Wrexham town centre, Eagles Meadow attracts customers from all over Mid/North Wales and England, with great restaurants, shopping and leisure all in one place. Attracts 3.8 million visitors per year.* LLANDUDNO PIER Llandudno Pier is the premier attraction to visit whilst on holiday in Llandudno, a fantastic holiday destination in Wales. The pier is Wales' longest and fifth longest in the UK, and has previously been voted ‘Pier of the Year’. Attracts 4 million visitors per year.* DEINIOL SHOPPING CENTRE The Deiniol Centre is home to over 20 retail stores in a very central Bangor City location. In close proximity to the bus station, the Deiniol Centre is one of the prime shopping locations for Bangor’s 167,000 residents. Attracts 1.5 million visitors per year.* Data sourced from 2019, due to COVID-19 outbreak..

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