Manchester, United Kingdom, (February 26, 2010) - The Image Group, one of the UK's leading large format printers and specialists in banners and exhibition stands, recently supplied St. Dunstan's with roller banners in time for Prince William's first official visit to the area. HRH Prince William, who is currently serving in the Armed Forces himself, recently attended the opening of St. Dunstan's new training and rehabilitation centre for blind ex-servicemen and women in Llandudno, North Wales, and partook in activities such as blind archery, as well as inspecting the new rehabilitation equipment and meeting with the ex-servicemen and women who will benefit from using it. St. Dunstan's urgently contacted The Image Group to see if they could help celebrate the Prince's official visit, and as such, The Image Group provided St. Dunstan's with two Imagine quick change roller banners complete with two replacement graphic cassette cartridges. The order was delivered in two days from the initial phone call from St. Dunstan's, and services included artwork, print, production and delivery. The banners can be seen in photographs published on the St. Dunstan's website, where they are in clear shot with His Royal Highness. Anna Rackett, Marketing Officer at St. Dunstan's, was delighted with the speed, quality and efficiency offered by The Image Group, and praised them profusely saying: "It has been so busy over the past few days that I didn't find enough time to send you [The Image Group] an email. I wanted to say a 'Big Thanks' [to The Image Group] for producing promotional banners at such short notice. They worked really well and we have used these stands for the visit of Price William in our new centre in Llandudno, Wales. Once again, thank you very much!" The photographs and accompanying article can be viewed by clicking the following link: http://www.st-dunstans.org.uk/news/prince_william.html To find out more about The Image Group and the banners they can provide for your business, visit http://www.imagegroupuk.com/ or telephone 0800 389 9898.