It's been a busy year....

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Amongst many new projects I was really pleased to be asked to get involved in the Tynemouth World War One Commemoration Project, history and especially the history of conflict being a lifelong interest of mine.  The community heritage project is based on the wartime experiences of a North East UK riverside community, Tynemouth. 

The website is now live with stories of bravery and unbelievable conditions, follow the Blog as we approach the 100th anniversary of the outbreak of World War One or sign up for the series of lectures.

Running alongside the above project we've been hard at work marketing and promoting Stanley Music Festival, designing a website, poster and advertising. Looks like it will be the 'Sound of the Summer' with headliners Dodgy!

 We've also developed websites for West End Operatic Society and a Heritage Lottery funded project for Newstead and Annesley Villages with lots of other new projects nearing completion!

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