The Studio of J C Signs and Scenes

The Studio, The Johns Cross Inn, Battle Road, nr. Robertsbridge, East Sussex, TN32 5JH, England
Telephone / Fax: 01580 881381

E-mail: bob@jc-signsandscenes.co.uk
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The Studio

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The Studio

Located to the rear of the Inn, the studio has breath-taking views over the heavily wooded valleys of Vinehall Forest. A truly inspirational setting for the JC team, defined by one client as "the best workplace in Britain".

The studio is normally open seven days a week, and has many visitors. We offer an open invitation to visit, whether prospective client or not. We are situated on the A21 seven miles north of Hastings and sixteen miles south of Tunbridge Wells. If a long journey is involved it would be prudent to telephone first.

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	This is the magnificent view from our studio.
	Bob Russell, proprietor of J. C. Signs & Scenes at the studio doorway.
	Morning sun streaming into the studio.
	The natural light is apparent from the image- even the plants love it.
	Mark (foreground) and Dan signwriting.

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