Is it just us, or has there been a dramatic decline in the overall quality of Christmas greetings this year? An intense piece of internal research monitoring all Xmas messages/cards received by LOVE has generated the following dramatic results; 46% … Continue reading →
You may have already seen the article in the newspapers: “Only 44 per cent of seven to 11-year-olds across Britain who took part in a survey regarded the day as a celebration of the birth of Jesus.” Shock horror. Even … Continue reading →
LOST – 2 x digital cameras containing approximately 300 embarrassing photos.LAST SEEN – somewhere between Manchester and Sheffield during the LOVE Magical Mystery Tour Peak Challenge Xmas Party, Thursday 14th December 2006.IF FOUND – please return to LOVE so we … Continue reading →
In general I’m a bit unsure about blogs. Sometimes I think, especially agency ones, smack of ‘Aren’t we just so crazy’. The person that writes ‘curlypasta.co.uk’ is a genuine crazy type though. You could even say mad as cheese. They … Continue reading →
A large portion of the blogging community will already be familiar with the fantastic blog standinaqueue. Some will know that the person who set it up is a delightful chap called William Deed. A couple of you might even know … Continue reading →
We’ve started to do a bit of project work with STA Travel. If all goes well, we’re hoping to do much more over the coming months, so we’re really excited about the opportunity. STA is very well known amongst young … Continue reading →
The LOVE blog has already given a warm welcome to The Neighbourhood – a terrific bunch of 3D animators, artists and film makers who share the same offices and have now been in business for a few months. We’re doing … Continue reading →
It’s great to see some new creative coming through from the Kings Arms since their breakaway from BDH/TBWA. Here’s a new viral from Lynton and Paul (with Lynton taking the lead role) for Andrew Normansell, who is (now) the only … Continue reading →
We haven’t done a great deal of work with Manchester Kids since Dave P developed their identity, so it was a pleasure to join them at their Jingle Ball, a massive fundraising event to help underprivileged and disadvantaged children living … Continue reading →
The new way to complain is through the medium of song. More specifically choir-complaints. In case you haven’t seen it, here’s the Complaints Choir Of Birmingham voicing their grievances about the changes in Birmingham in recent years. (Thanks to Anthony … Continue reading →