28 March 1996

Police are investigating the placing of contracts for work at London’s Victoria & Albert Museum. Two V&A employees are suspended on full pay.

Eight consultancies are vying to design the twentieth century gallery at London’s Geffrye Museum extension – designed by Branson Coates – which received a 3.75m National Lottery grant last year

Children evacuated in World War II may have had to live with fear of bombs, absence of parents, hassle of food coupons and lack of fruit, but at least the

Film title design is rarely lauded, yet it can be an art form all of its own and sets the entire tone of the movie. Paul Murphy focuses on five

Former Judge Gill Associates principal David Judge has left his post as project director at RSCG Conran Design to return north. Judge, who made his name designing clubs and bars

I was very impressed with Fay Sweet’s Private View (DW 22 March) Her sentiments very much match my own and those of several of my colleagues. Too often the spectator/visitor

Ranked this year by design fees instead of number of staff designers, the Top 100 groups have shuffled a bit. Product designers are coming on strong, and economic changes have

Clare Dowdy reports on Labour’s agenda for SMEs, which includes untangling red tape and plans for an Internet site

The newly launched Prostate Cancer Charity has a logo designed by London consultancy Storyboard. The charity aims to alter the “high level of ignorance” in society about the illness, according

New management, new premises, new outlook – it’s all change at Coley Porter Bell. Jane Lewis talks to Amanda Connolly, managing director with The Vision

Making your business valuable and getting the best from your staff to produce top results is not all that easy. Ian Cochrane sets out a strategy for success

The world’s most profitable railway company is undergoing a complete rebranding with the help of a number of UK consultancies. Hong Kong’s Kowloon-Canton Railway Corporation (KCRC) transports one million passengers