30 September 1999

Fitch has promoted senior associate director Sara O’Rorke (pictured) to its London management team. Now a director, she fills the vacancy left open by the departure of senior consultant Neil

After reading David Bernstein’s Words without meaning (Private View, DW 17 September) I can only agree with his sentiments that all designers should read the copy first. Of course they

Baa; The Restaurant Show

Pockett Wilson Garden & Landscape Architecture has introduced a new identity, created by Bath design group Sheard & Hudson.

Brewer Riddiford has completed the third design evolution of Smith & Nephew’s skincare brand Simple. The London design group has worked on the brand for the past eight years.

Nucleus has created an equities research document in collaboration with London stockbroker Peel Hunt & Company.

Haskoll & Co has overseen the architecture and design for Hammerson’s new Oracle shopping centre in Reading town centre.

Glasgow-based Paul Hodgkiss used to be a mild-mannered designer, but then he discovered wood could be exuberant, colourful and bursting with character. ‘When I started out in the Eighties I

Those creative talents at northern group Tucker Clarke-Williams have been putting their skills to good use again. This album was the promotional literature for last Saturday night’s Audience with Tom

Bamber Forsyth has designed a Christmas e-commerce Internet site for London department store Fortnum & Mason. The website launches this week.

I am writing about Oliver Bennett’s photography feature (DW 10 September). Perhaps I am missing the point, but surely if the client has an opinion while being “shot”, that counsel

A through-the-line marketing agency has beaten two design consultancies to redesign the identity for British Airways World Cargo, which sells cargo capacity on BA passenger flights. Joshua, part of media