Great to see Heathrow’s reputation as a world-class shopping destination highlighted on both the fashion and airport runways!

The news became a talking point across the country, which provided plenty of great online, broadcast and offline coverage. Print highlights include a full page in the Daily Mirror, Daily Telegraph and The Sun.

Our story made the front page of the Daily Express, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, Daily Star, Metro and The Independent.

You have been warned...

Whilst men may be going nowhere, the coverage for this story went into top gear with pieces appearing in the Daily Mail, Daily Express, Daily Star, The Daily Telegraph and The Sun.

Good to see that LOVEFiLM is still getting cinema lovers’ heads in a spin!

A little idea, but big results with double the footfall in store and lots of buzz online.

There's been a great media response with double-page spreads in the Daily Express and The Independent being print highlights, and two full days of broadcast (GMTV, BBC News, etc). However, the greater satisfaction comes through the fact that 78-year old Dennis's hard work has been recgonised (he's also been given the "freedom of the airport"), and his legacy has been captured for all to appreciate.

Bowls.

Wow, what an event, and a load of memories for us and festival goers alike. More coverage and demands for tickets than ever before. Moo-vellous.

The horse won...by a distance. But it was all good fun, entertained the crowd, got Kempton Park talked about (including this huge Page 3 piece in today's Daily Maill) and raised cash for two great charities.

It could have been all so different if only Jamie hadn't slipped at the start...

With punnets at Wimbledon costing a whopping £2.50, the story has proved a hit with tennis fans and achieved some great coverage along the way including The Independent, Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, The Times and The Scotsman.

Game, set and match!

It just feels nice, hope it's sunny.

It's caught a nerve with media: Daily Telegraph, The Times, Metro, Independent on Sunday and loads of broadcast featuring the announcement. Ticket sales are going well too.

Love the pictures (right), which are also providing the collateral for the Surrey racecourse's marketing materials.

We looked into Brits telly watching habits and discovered that one in ten would rather give up their partners than their TV. We've become a nation of telly addicts with people freely admitting that TV is an integral part of their lives. It certainly got the media interested with pieces running in The Daily Telegraph, Daily Express, Daily Mail, Daily Star and Daily Sport as well as lots of online hits including OK!.

The puzzle was finally completed yesterday and coverage on this momentous occasion appeared today in The Sun, The Daily Mail, Daily Mirror, Daily Express and The Daily Telegraph.

We've also sent Mr Harris some new (not quite so big) puzzles!

Hopefully London commuters like it too as it's being pumped out through the Undergound network. Demand for the download was so high yesterday that it crashed the National Trust website - only the second time that's happened (the first was when we gave away National Trust fresh air).

Onto the difficult second album.

It launches tomorrow as a free download and will also be played through the London Underground network. As Jarvis says, it's a "holiday for the ears" and perfectly encompasses Octavia Hill's philosophy for setting up the Trust in the first place:

“The need of quiet, the need of air, the need of exercise, and…the sight of sky and of things growing seem human needs, common to all men”

Let's hope it hits a media nerve.

Cameron may be unpacking his bags at Number 10, but our story seemed to resonate with the media and we got some great coverage in the London Evening Standard, Daily Express and Daily Telegraph.

One small step for man...

It's got a load of coverage (with the very cool DJ car being an online conversation point for thousands of sites) and we're two (out of six events) in. Newcastle was last night, and next week's event is, well, unscheduled...

Vote for the location here.

Top coverage (BBC Radio 2: Steve Wright & Chris Evans, TalkSPORT, GMTV, Daily Mirror, Metro, etc), top turnout (500% more crowd than on a normal Weds night) and a top night.

Today's coverage is a result of month's of hard work, and is a valuable piece that makes people reassess their opinion and hopefully agree with the journalist's brand take-out: "What's not to like?". The next stage is to use this coverage to genuinely benefit the business, as a tool to build momentum with buyers, with presenters, with personalities.

The challenge is ever-present, but it's what motivates us to get up every morning.

The Daily Mirror, Daily Star, Metro and BBC Radio 2 liked it.

Low-cost, low-risk, high-impact - giddy up.

Good Stuff.

So, what do you do to if you're LOVEFiLM, Europe's biggest film and TV entertainment brand? You make a life-size chocolate head of him and offer it out as a competition prize (obviously).

Why? Traffic, traffic, traffic and coverage, coverage, coverage of course.

Sweet.

The cricketing legend whacked and threw 5,000+ cricket balls against a canvas to create this unique image if the Chevrolet Cruze (right). It was a great day, and media seemed to like it too featuring in the London Evening Standard, Telegraph Online and Sun Online - as well as hundreds of trends and motoring websites, forums and blogs.

Mini-documentary of the day here.

We invited Grazia to use T5 as a backdrop for an editorial shoot - the first one by a fashion magazine - and the results are spread across six pages in this week's issue. It's a cross between Mad Men and David Lynch, with a plug for the high-end retail offering (over 500 stores including Gucci, Prada and Mulberry) and, by default, shows the incredible architecture of Richard Roger's T5.

Behind the scenes video here.

It's a simple idea, and we've had loads of requests come in - and media like it too including the Daily Express, The Sun, Daily Telegraph, Metro and London Evening Standard. It's gone big regionally too.

The idea was inspired by this quote from Octavia Hill, the National Trust founder:

“The need of quiet, the need of air, the need of exercise, and…the sight of sky and of things growing seem human needs, common to all men.”

Another thing we're not is a "specialist" agency. We have lots of motoring clients, but we aren't a motoring specialist. We have lots of charity clients, but we aren't a third sector specialist. We have lots of FMCG clients, but we aren't a food specialist. We are "specialists" at building brands and making them famous for the right reasons.

All that said, we're pretty chuffed to be nominated as best PR team at the specialist gaming awards MCV for our work on our gaming clients SEGA and EA. Fingers crossed.

B-b-b-b-bad (sorry).

Our client Sheilas’ Wheels has done a spot of undercover research and found that half a million Brits wash their bed sheets just three times a year with Londoners named as the worst culprits. Under 25s were also found to have the dirtiest bed sheets as one in 10 admitted to washing theirs just six times a year. And if that doesn’t make you itch and want to put the washing on as soon as you get home, perhaps these pieces will – Daily Express, Daily Mirror and The Times.

With tech-bible Wired magazine, amongst others, featuring the ‘gadget of the year’ in the not too-distant-future, the AR.Drone is heading up, up and away.

The story certainly resonated with the media and we got some great coverage in Daily Express, Daily Telegraph, Metro, Daily Mirror, Daily Star and on BBC Radio Five Live today.

We're busy putting the finishing touches to the set (designed by Tabitha and Tom of Florence and the Machine fame). Should be fun.

The story seemed to entertain the media and we got some great coverage today in the Daily Express, The Sun, and Daily Mail.

Since being unveiled at the CES in Las Vegas this week, it has had journalists salivating calling it "the future of gaming". A full page in today's Metro as well as coverage in Daily Telegraph, The Guardian, Evening Standard and most of the nationals.

Needless to say strategic seeding has meant it's gone crazy online (type Parrot A.R Drone into your search engine to see the results).

The biggest bug bears? Leaving clothes strewn around the house, putting off home improvements and not doing the washing up. Funnily enough the same as Mischief's office annoyances.

Some top name DJs performing, celeb attendees and a "enchanted evening" theme should make it an event to remember.

Oh, and we commissioned some nice Twitter art, made from thousands of Twitter logos, to support it too (Stephen Fry on the right), which is getting some nice pick up.

Tweet, tweet.

The aviation industry gets a bad press, and it's sometimes easy to forget the huge impact cheaper accessible global travel has actually made to world economies, culture and growth. Anyway, enough of the campaigning, but it's a happy Friday thought that the President of the US may spend his weekend reading our work.

We’ve seen pick-up for the story so far in The Sun, Daily Mirror, Daily Star, Daily Express and Daily Sport and a fair few radio stations, which will hopefully get the game on people's radars pre-Christmas.

Makes you feel all, well, Kiss-massy.