15 January 1998

Curious Design Consultants has completed a new brand identity for Hovis, to differentiate it from competitors which, client British Bakeries claims, have copied its style. “Hovis had been copied by

Design Events has organised a black-tie Burn’s night dinner on 23 January. Tickets are 65 and include a piper, pre-dinner drinks, a three-course dinner, wine, whisky and a live ceilidh.

My memory may be playing tricks on me, but I vaguely recall a certain David Crisp being awarded the Prince Philip Designer’s Prize about six years ago. Could this be

Dutch design consultancy Una has joined forces with London graphics group Bell with a view to both parties extending their reach across Europe. For now the deal focuses on collaboration

At the beginning of the new year, most people take their cue to give up some naughty indulgence. Not so one member of Merchant. Corporate identity bigwig Josie Bowman has

The Top 100 design consultancy survey form will appear in next week’s issue of Design Week.

The Dome’s shaky progress has suffered a further blow with the departure of Stephen Bayley. Matthew Valentine reports.

What greater claim to fame and influence could a publication have? Home furnishings store Ikea has decorated room-sets in its North London store with framed copies of… Design Week’s cover

Cool Britannia is still in favour in New York. London design consultancy Lewis Moberly scooped first place in three categories for its packaging work for Boots. The retailer’s own-brand films,

The Royal Mail has appointed Interbrand Newell and Sorrell to carry out a visual audit of its master brand, following a four-way pitch. The consultancy is believed to have been

Hugh Pearman comes to terms with the fact that his old-fashioned computer has to go when it can’t cope with old typefaces Albertus, Garamond and Bodoni.

The Government’s Creative Industries taskforce is calling on designers to help it compile an analysis of the design industry. The taskforce was set up in October to examine the contribution