Go big on Birmingham’s largest canvas

Set above one of Birmingham’s busiest gateways into the city centre, Lancaster Circus Banners position your brand to capture the attention of daily commuters and visitors travelling through the UK’s second city. At 500sqm, they form the largest banner site in Birmingham, sitting at the intersection of several key routes, including the A38, Aston Expressway and Inner Ring Road.

What sets Lancaster Circus Banners apart is their unique visibility. With traffic approaching from multiple directions, audiences see the banners from different angles as they navigate the roundabout. For many journeys, this means the site is viewed more than once, creating natural repetition as vehicles pass through the area. Additionally, traffic signals and the flow of the junction naturally increase dwell time, extending your brand’s exposure at this key intersection.

Adjacent to Aston University and surrounded by student accommodation, Lancaster Circus Banners overlook some of Birmingham’s largest student communities.

Location details

Location Birmingham
Format Large Format Landscape Banner
Network Banners
Dimensions 605m² (3 screens)
Height 110.3m
Width 438m
Downloads Production Specifications
Motion Levels Static

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The Location

Birmingham New Street

Birmingham New Street is the gateway to the Midlands and the busiest station outside of London, welcoming 36.6 million passengers through its concourse each year ¹. With its direct connection to Grand Central and the wider city centre, it is a constant flow of people arriving, departing, meeting and spending time in Birmingham.

Bullring & Grand Central

Sitting above Grand Central and moments from the Bullring, the screens are surrounded by the very best of Birmingham’s retail, dining, entertainment and cultural destinations. From premium retailers including Selfridges, Sephora and Space NK tov restaurants, leisure venues and city workplaces, the location delivers a diverse day-to-night audience.

Birmingham City Centre

Birmingham city centre brings together a powerful mix of retail, business, culture, hospitality and entertainment. From the commercial district around Colmore Row to the restaurants, bars and leisure destinations around the city core, the area attracts audiences throughout the day and into the evening.

1. Railway Data, 2026