Congratulations to all the worthy winners at last night’s annual Awards for Achievement gala ceremony, particularly to Roger Allsopp, Guernsey’s Ambassador of the Year, and CCD Architects, Guernsey’s Business of the Year.
Betley Whitehorne sponsor the Awards event through the design and production of support material, including the Awards’ logo, advertising, mailers and menu.
This year was the 26th Awards for Achievement event.
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Have you herd? The Cow Parade is coming to Guernsey. Fresh from last year’s udderly successful Donkey Parade, this year’s fundraising extravaganza for the Guernsey Adult Literacy Project (GALP) will see around 50 decorated cows on proud display all over the island. Things are just getting started — moo ore news to follow, once the website is ready. Meanwhile, don’t forget to like our Facebook page and keep up with the latest news.
The GCP logo, by the way, was created by the talented Catherine Plevin, from Guernsey’s College of FE. We reckon she’s done a fabmoolas job!
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As the cold snap reaches the Channel Islands, our island’s free sheet, the Globe, is kept snug and warm with a timely wrapper from Guernsey Gas, promoting the benefits of home heating and outlining ways to take advantage of cost effective offers on new or replacement Vaillant gas condensing boilers.
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The start of 2012 has been a busy time for the web team at Betley Whitehorne with the launch of three new websites and several others currently in development. The Fort Group, Gentoo and UbiCap all required a quick turn around and we were happy to assist. Each site is built upon the latest revision of our CMS (Content Management System) which enables easy updating and introduces more HTML5 semantic data to pages meaning Google, Bing etc can further understand what the pages are about.
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We’re pleased to have been able to assist a number of local charities recently as part of our ongoing ‘BW in the Community’ programme.
The Guernsey Alzheimer’s Association, with whom BW already has a long standing relationship, has just circulated a Newsletter outlining events since the formation of the GAA last year. We were delighted to design it.
What all charities need more than almost anything, and that’s as true in Guernsey as it is anywhere else in the world, is volunteers. So what better than a website dedicated entirely to volunteer support? Volunteer.gg is a relaunched initiative from the original volunt-here.org, created by the late Gary Solway, where browsers will be able to view the cream of Guernsey’s charities, and their events, as well as, hopefully, deciding to help one or two in whatever way is most appropriate. Betley Whitehorne designed the identity and is working on the main website — the holding page reflects this ‘helping hands’ initiative perfectly!
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It may have only just turned October, but Jersey and Guernsey Gas have launched their Christmas cooker campaign aimed at encouraging customers to purchase now (and enjoy the benefits of vouchers to spend at The Energy Centre, where a vast selection of potential Christmas presents awaits). Making Christmas all wrapped up!
The campaign is supported by print advertising in press and lifestyle titles, commercial radio, digital, POS and DM.
Listen to the radio ad:
Creative by Betley Whitehorne, photography by Karl Taylor, radio production by Hot Source.
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Guernsey’s Globe newspaper will feature a series of cover wraps in the coming weeks as part of a pre-Christmas awareness campaign for The Energy Centre, where snapshots of the showroom’s extensive range of electrical and gas appliances have been festively presented under the proposition of offering a one-stop venue for Christmas present shopping. Read more
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Now in its 17th this year’s issue of the Grammar Schools magazine, The Grammalogue, has been published. The magazine is written by the students and designed by Betley Whitehorne. This years theme of the magazine was particularly enjoyable for us, the theme of creativity! The magazine showcases an abudance of creativity amongst the students and across a wide range of subjects. Here are just a small handful of article spreads from this years extensive issue.
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