Tesco has a deal on toilet paper, if that is any good son?

Dad sends his love.

I use Hello Canvas:  http://www.hellocanvas.co.uk/

I have been really impressed by the print quality from them however, the sizes you've quoted are non-standard sizes for them, so are more expensive......but check out the prices for their standard sizes and I think you'll find them quite competitive.

I have always done my own Martin - a roll of canvas is very reasonble or you can buy it in sheets.

Hi,
I used these people for the only canvas prints I've had made -

http://www.canvas4life.co.uk/

At the time their prices looked good compared to others I looked at.
Can't comment on the colour as they were B&W - but came framed up and looked good. 

Ive used hello canvas as well, I have three of theirs and they are really good value especially when they have a sale on, check their website im sure they are on offer at the moment xxx

Thanks for all the suggestions, its always good to have personal recommendations. A colleague of mine has just had some watercolour paintings reproduced on canvas by http://www.atrium-canvas.co.uk/  and they seem very good. Kev and Glynis recommend Hello canvas and they seem quite competitive, but I have just come across http://www.my-picture.co.uk/photo-on-canvas/   and these seem to be the most competitively priced and they can print on aluminium! I have a potential customer who want a large seaside print to fill a big gap in her bathroom and printing onto aluminium could solve the problem : http://www.my-picture.co.uk/photo-on-aluminium3

Angie, I cant print anything bigger than A4 and in Black ink on my printer - let alone a 30" wide canvas!

Mam ask Dad why he stopped sending my allowance since you moved, are you trying to tell me something

Hello!  I've had quite a few 30"x20" canvasses (sea-scapes as it happens) done by Snapmad (7dayshop off-shoot).  In fact I have one on it's way to me as we speak (post free).  They are £33.  Be careful to specify "fill-in" if you want the image to go around the sides, which I think looks better unless you plan to frame it.   Aluminium sounds like an interesting option.  Seen them, but never tried one.

Bloody hell - as I type this there are all sorts of flashes going on outside my little thatched cottage.  There's a wedding photographer, vintage car, chauffeur and bride and groom posed outside my front door.  Damned photographers get everywhere! 

I've used the following website and can recommend them:

Photo Canvas Printing