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Formal tailoring may no longer be requisite work uniform across the board and post COVID, the concept of hybrid working has become more of the norm. But in the main, our classic 9-5 working hours remain the default. Offices are structured around it, schools align with it, and most businesses expect it. But when it comes to creativity, this rigid schedule might be one of the biggest barriers to innovation.

Creativity is not a nine-to-fiver

Insight
February 10, 2023
Liz Stout
Comms Director

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For generations, learning to drive has been a milestone of independence. It’s the moment young people gain the freedom to travel for work, education, and social life without relying on parents, buses, taxis or Ubers. For many young people, especially those that live outside major cities, driving isn’t a luxury, it’s a necessity.
Shortages, long delays and rising costs - the test system is failing learner drivers
Angine de Poitrine is a Canadian rock duo who cover (and I really do mean cover) themselves in black and white polka dots, wear extravagant papier-mache masks, and play the most insane music you’ve ever heard.
What does a polka-dotted alien rock duo teach us about AI?
For years, digital marketing was built around a relatively simple goal, to get users to click. SEO strategies were built around ranking highly enough on Google to drive traffic to your website but now that model is changing rapidly.
Brands need to adapt as zero-click search is swiftly redefining marketing
If you have scrolled through social media lately, you have probably noticed something odd. Brands sound familiar. It might be a supermarket tweeting in lowercase with dry humour, or a skincare brand joking about the Sunday Scaries. Either way, one thing is clear: brands are no longer just selling products, they are trying to sound like people.
Why Brands Are Talking Like People (and Sometimes Failing)

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Rabbits are one of Britain’s most familiar and loved animals. Soft, gentle, and often a child’s first encounter with wildlife, they are treated as symbols of innocence and fun. But as we have learned working with the Rabbit Welfare Association & Fund (RWAF), the reality behind many UK farm park experiences is very different.
News
February 10, 2023
Flo Blanksby
Flo Blanksby
Account Executive
The Renters’ Rights Bill, bringing in big changes to private renting in England and Wales, is set to become law after passing its final stage in the House of Commons. If you are a renter and a pet owner, you will know that it includes new protections, offering owners more power to request permission to keep their pets in rented homes. And that has got to be good news.
News
February 10, 2023
Liz Stout
Liz Stout
Comms Director
AI can do an infinite number of tasks, in the marketing arena this includes anything and everything from analysing data and generating content to pulling together a full marketing strategy in less than three seconds. From predictive analytics to automated campaign execution, AI has certainly transformed how businesses approach marketing.
Insight
February 10, 2023
Kally Carder
Kally Carder
Senior Associate Director
If you've spent more than five minutes on TikTok, you've probably noticed something strange: it really gets you. Whether you’re into fantasy novels, DIY home hacks, gym routines, astrology, or recipes that involve entirely too much cheese, TikTok serves it to you on a silver platter. Enter the world of segmented “-Toks”: BookTok, FoodTok, GymTok, CleanTok, PlantTok… you name it, there’s a niche for it.
Insight
February 10, 2023
Flo Blanksby
Flo Blanksby
Account Executive
In a world dominated by digital, it’s easy to assume that ‘traditional’ advertising - such as linear TV, radio, out-of-home - would have faded into the background. After all, social platforms offer hyper-targeting, instant analytics, and endless creative formats. And yet, year after year, linear ads continue to hold their ground. In fact, for certain campaigns, they’re still the gold standard. So what is the secret strength of linear advertising, and what lessons can digital advertisers - especially in social - take from its resilience?
Insight
February 10, 2023
Jesse Staines
Jesse Staines
Social & Content Manager
Move over, man’s best friend - Britain’s cats are quietly (and smugly) claiming the crown. For years, dogs have reigned supreme as the nation’s number one companion. But new data from The Times shows that cat products now outsell dog products by almost a third. Yes, you read that right: the feline uprising has begun. And for pet brands, this isn’t just a curious cultural shift - it’s a business opportunity with claws.
Insight
February 10, 2023
Liz Stout
Liz Stout
Comms Director
During a week when we have celebrated World EV Day, I thought I would share my experience of 42 months of EV ownership experience, first with a Tesla Model 3 and then with a BMW iX. The biggest challenge with the brand-new Tesla I leased on a 6-month subscription was getting the speed limiter turned off from its 26mph. Luckily a trip to Heathrow Tesla resolved that issue and help set the car up, just like you would a phone or computer.
Insight
February 10, 2023
Steve Carman
Steve Carman
Director
The car industry is changing, there’s no doubt about it. With demand for electric cars on the rise and the numbered days of the ICE (internal combustion engine) growing shorter, we’re also seeing waves of new car brands launching in the UK, and they’re becoming more common on the roads too.
Insight
February 10, 2023
Owen Hill
Owen Hill
PR Account Manager
The transition to cleaner energy sources in the transportation sector has been a key focus in the UK as part of its broader strategy to reduce carbon emissions and tackle air pollution. Bio Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) has emerged as a promising alternative to diesel, gaining traction among operators, particularly now more choice is available, and the refuelling infrastructure continues to improve.
Insight
February 10, 2023
Steve Carman
Steve Carman
Director