Birmingham – Where the world meets
Meet Birmingham has unveiled a new marketing campaign designed to attract more major events to Birmingham, the Black Country and Solihull.
Creative industries compete to raise money for charity
Media and creative professionals from across Birmingham revealed their competitive sides as they battled against each other in a bid to raise more than one thousand pounds for two local charities.
The new age of Aga
Meriden based creative agency Cogent Elliott has developed a new campaign for the AGA Total Control cooker
Worcester company launches new ad tracking system
It’s said that 50% of advertising spending is worthwhile and 50% not. The problem is finding out which 50% is which.
Subway leads to Out Door Hall of Fame
Meriden based Cogent Elliott has been recognised as one of the UK’s leading creative agencies after winning at the Campaign Outdoor Awards with a poster for its client, Subway.
Birmingham fabrication company recognised by Honda for unique innovation
Birmingham firm Queen & Crawford has been recognised by Japanese giant Honda as leading innovators in the field of design and fabrication.
Lee Longlands celebrates 110 years in business
One of the West Midlands’ best-known retailers is celebrating a special birthday in style, with the launch of exclusive new ranges and plans to roll out a new e-commerce facility.
Budding astronaut fires booster for City TV’s licence bid
Would-be astronaut and advertising guru Trevor Beattie adds his name to the supporters list for City TV in Birmingham
Birmingham Airport launches ‘David and Goliath’ advertising campaign
Commuters from the Midlands driving into London may need to do a double-take as they see a new advertising campaign to entice those travelling to Heathrow to use Birmingham Airport instead.
Ryanair flying back to the ’50s
Flight attendant calls on the Advertising Standards Authority to ban demeaning Ryanair advertisement
Mothers’ Union response to progress on implementation of Bailey Review
Mothers’ Union congratulates the Prime Minister and Sarah Teather, Minister for Children for their achievements so far
Strip Off
Dave Woodhall continues to wonder what makes football supporters so keen to hand over their last penny.