Unsworth Sugden Blog

Anyone watching BBC Breakfast whilst tucking into their cereal last Wednesday morning may have spotted a feature on client Ad Hoc.

If you missed it, then not to worry as you can view it HERE.

This excellent coverage came as a result of a recent piece about property guardians in The Observer, which was secured by the Unsworth Sugden PR team.

To find out more information about property guardians, including how to apply for accommodation, please visit www.adhoc.eu.

Issue 8 of Open House, the newsletter for client Kebbell Homes, is now available to pick up at any of its new homes developments. This issue contains news on brand new development up and down the country and information on a unique initiative for homebuyers in Wetherby.

To get a copy please visit any of the Kebbell Homes developments shown here or visit the Company News section of the Kebbell Homes website and click on the newsletter image.

Eight students from Countesthorpe College visited Westframe, the Enderby-based timber frame manufacturing division of client Westleigh Developments, on Wednesday as part of a project which is seeing the developer build (and part fund) a brand new vocational centre at the college.

BBC Radio Leicester was able to feature the visit in its afternoon news bulletins - click here to take a listen.

To learn more about the Westleigh Vocational Academy and to take a look at a brochure of the project, designed by Unsworth Sugden, click here.

Baroness Scott of Neadham Market, peer and president of the Liberal Democrat party visited Barratt Northampton’s Vizion development in Milton Keynes today.  The visit was organised by the Milton Keynes Business Leaders Partnership and the Mayor of Milton Keynes, Councillor Euan Henderson.  The Baroness was keen to find out more about Milton Keynes, its role in the sub region and some of the key issues facing the town.

Vizion is Barratt’s £62 million landmark apartment scheme and comprises more than 300 new homes, a new Sainsbury’s superstore and underground parking.

Paul Walker, Baroness Scott and Councillor Euan Henderson

Client Ad Hoc appeared in the Observer newspaper yesterday with a full page article about property guardians, by prominent property writer Graham Norwood.  The PR team was thrilled to secure such prominent and high profile coverage.  Take a look!

http://www.guardian.co.uk/money/2010/jan/10/property-guardian-schemes

The latest issue of client Axess 4 All’s ’Platform’ newsletter is now available. Issue 2 celebrates 10 years of the UK’s leading supplier of platform lifts and features recent case studies, company news and a competition to win a UK & Europe hotel break gift voucher for £100.

You can see a copy of Platform on the Axess 4 All website. Just visit www.axess4all.com and click on News, where you can download a PDF.

Client Barratt Mercia has begun work at Bluebell today, a major regeneration project in Nuneaton, Warwickshire.  Some 800 new homes will be built over the next 10 to 12 years and BBC Coventry and Warwickshire were there to record events.

BBC Radio Coventry and Warwickshire 23.11.09

Following it’s recent appearance on ITV1’s Central Eastern region, the first ever TV commercial for the Earl Shilton Building Society is now available for all to see on YouTube.

Please click HERE to be taken to the commercial.

Photographer Toby Savage recently took these early morning shots of the beautiful Hornsea Mere, the largest freshwater lake in Yorkshire, whilst on assignment for client Harron Homes.

Its Mere Court development is located just five minutes away and with stunning views available across the water it’s easy to understand why this selection of homes is proving so popular.

PR Snap Shot of the Month - October 2009

Jonathan Shaw MP (centre) visits Vizion

The Minister for the South East, Jonathan Shaw MP, visited Barratt Northampton’s Vizion development in Milton Keynes earlier this month as part of a day-long tour of the city to see how it is beating the recession.

Vizion is Barratt’s £62 million landmark apartment scheme and comprises more than 300 new homes, a new Sainsbury’s superstore and underground parking.