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  1. University of Westminster fashion students first to produce collections for ASOS Marketplace

    Katy Cowan /

    University of Westminster students of the BA (Hons) Fashion Design and BA (Hons) Fashion Buying Management courses have created ten High Summer 2012 collections for ASOS Marketplace, which buys and sells new, pre-owned and vintage fashion online. The project, which is an industry first, offered second year students the opportunity to produce ten new capsule branded collections for High Summer 2...

  2. The if agency pushes forward with three key appointments

    Katy Cowan /

    The if agency – the Manchester based agency that specialises in direct communications - is continuing with its robust expansion plans by recruiting three new members of staff across its creative and account handling teams. The first appointment is Louise Casey who joins as the firm’s new campaign manager. Boasting over 10 years industry experience, Louise has previously worked for TBWA and...

  3. magneticNorth appointed by the University of Manchester for digital screens brief

    Katy Cowan /

    Digital design company magneticNorth have been appointed by The University of Manchester to create a digital screens project for its new Alan Gilbert Learning Commons building. The project will be the first time that digital screens have been used by the University to exclusively provide all signage and information displays throughout a building. The Learning Commons building, which opens its ...

  4. Finchley hosts New York inspired student dance

    Katy Cowan /

    Dance artists from New York City have choreographed a series of performances delivered by Middlesex University dance students in front of schools and local residents at the Artsdepot in Finchley. Pupils from schools across north London were treated to a special matinee performance from the final year dance students, before the Arts Depot then threw open its doors to the public for an evening d...

  5. English Heritage commemorates the saviour of British film industry, J Arthur Rank

    Katy Cowan /

    The film producer J. Arthur Rank (1888-1972) has been commemorated with an English Heritage blue plaque at 38 South Street, Mayfair, where he established the headquarters of the Rank Organisation, which financed films such as The Red Shoes (1948) and the Ealing comedies Passport to Pimlico, Whisky Galore and Kind Hearts and Coronets (all 1949). Sir Christopher Frayling, member of the English H...

  6. Organix appoints Bottle as UK PR agency

    Katy Cowan /

    Organix, makers of the UK’s top-selling organic baby & toddler foods, has called upon Bottle PR in Oxford to handle the brand’s UK PR activities. The company was founded in 1992 by Lizzie Vann when she saw a gap in the baby food market for food that used only organic, natural ingredients. Organix is committed to making safe, pure and nutritious food for babies and young children. The brandâ...

  7. North London art students’ work goes on public display

    Katy Cowan /

    Some of London’s best up and coming artists will be showcasing work which tackles issues like women’s rights in Afghanistan and art as a form of protest in Britain, at an exhibition launched in Hendon next week. For the first time the Middlesex students will be able showcase their work in the £80m Grove building, Middlesex University’s state-of-the-art centre for creative courses. T...

  8. Creative England launches Elevator skills programme

    Katy Cowan /

    Creative England today announces the launch of its Elevator skills programme for film producers, directors and writer/directors from across the UK. Elevator will give up to 15 award-winning makers of live action, documentary or animated shorts support to make the leap to feature films. Supported by Creative Skillset, the scheme will provide selected applicants with bespoke skills training and ...

  9. Kingston student's Olympic-inspired script is championed

    Katy Cowan /

    A student from London’s Kingston University is hoping to achieve film success on an Olympic scale after winning a script writing competition. Daniel Bailey, 22, took up the challenge to write a script that would reflect one of the seven Olympic and Paralympic values. Choosing the value ‘inspiration’ for his film The Boxer, the budding writer’s success has seen him catapulted into the fi...

  10. HTPR grows consumer team with latest hires

    Katy Cowan /

    Birmingham PR consultancy HTPR has boosted its property and consumer client servicing teams with the appointments of Helen Mockridge and Sanina Kaur. Helen joins HTPR as account manager to handle a range of accounts, including house builder Taylor Wimpey, while Sanina joins as a senior account manager to work across some the company’s consumer accounts, including Harvester, Arriva and Papa Jo...

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