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Cambuslang firm has gone ‘one step beyond’ by creating a Madness-themed welfare van for rail workers. Plant hire company AB2K created the ‘Mad Mess’ vehicle which paid tribute to the classic pop band with a wrapped design of the Madness ‘One Step Beyond’ cover with the slogan ‘Our house in the middle of our track’ emblazoned on the side.The pop legends even got in touch to say they loved the van, which is used by rail construction employees and key workers for breaks while out on the tracks.Mark Bedford, aka Bedders, the bass player from the pop legends, published a video on Youtube praising the “brilliant” van.He said: “I’ve just seen some fantastic pictures of a rather unusual vehicle.

Madness themed welfare van for rail workers.Plant hire company AB2K from Cambuslang created the ‘Mad Mess’ vehicle which paid tribute to the classic pop band with a wrapped design of the Madness ‘One Step Beyond’ cover with the slogan ‘Our house in the middle of our track’ emblazoned on the side.The pop legends even got in touch to say they loved the van which is used by rail construction employees and key workers for breaks while out on the tracks.Mark Bedford aka Bedders, the bass player from Madness, published a video on Youtube praising the “brilliant” van. He said: “I’ve just seen some fantastic pictures of a rather unusual vehicle.

The Mirror reports.He added: "It does not suggest this is a man living on the proceeds of crime."He existed "off-grid" for 30 years, paying no tax and never claiming benefits.Seed had no car or mobile phone and never used a bank or credit card, paying only in cash.He lived frugally, dressed in an old jacket and Dr.

Suggs joked that Madness had single-handedly turned Camden in London into “one of the greatest tourist destinations on the planet” as he unveiled a stone on the Music Walk Of Fame in England's capital.