Where dreams come true...

The news that Swindon has been selected by Disney World in Florida as the first twin town in its 38-year history came as bit of a shock. But the more we thought about it, the more it began to make sense. So at the turn of the year while most of our clients were stuck in snowdrifts, we devoted a little time to seeing how best Swindon could embed the spirit of Mickey into its world...

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A Merry ‘little’ Christmas...

The more observant among you may have noticed that our Christmas card was on the rather… er, small side this year. Call us penny pinching or Festive Scrooges if you like but, as a responsible agency, we felt that in the present economic climate, a big expensive card would be inappropriate. Altogether now… ‘Wee wish you…

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Over the moon...

...to have been appointed by Powerleague, the UK's leading operator of 5-a-side football centres, to create a new look and feel for communications through the line as the company gears up for a period of significant expansion. Appointed after a three-way pitch, our new look for Powerleague won’t fully roll out till later in the year, but we're already developing campaign materials for a number of new and re-developed sites.

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Redpath reigns supreme

We’re proud to have been working with the Ministry of Justice
to develop the new identity for the UK Supreme Court.

Due to open in October 2009, the UKSC will be housed in the magnificent Middlesex Guildhall in London’s Parliament Square. Evidence of our work will be on display throughout the building - from the grand entrance and refurbished courtrooms to the Law Lords’ crockery.

We worked with heraldic artist Yvonne Holton to create the emblem, and advised the architectural team on its interpretation throughout the building. Then, in a separate project, we designed, developed and managed the implementation of all interior signage.

“It’s an honour to have been involved in such an august project,” said Redpath chairman Andrew Hunter, who said the team took particular pride in seeing the emblem formally adopted by Garter, King of Arms, and approved by the Queen.

See more here

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