Cherry are pleased to announce that our MediaWeek top rated website for Maxus UK has just been rolled out for Maxus Norway, with other regional variants going live very soon.

Plan Projects is a cultural consultancy that works with artists, developers, local authorities, regeneration agencies and communities across the UK to deliver public artworks and cultural programmes which are specific and responsive to their context, and which fulfill a set of clearly defined objectives.

Watch this space for the big reveal soon…

We’re very pleased to announce Cherry is working on the branding and collateral for the Association of Online Publishers flagship annual event, the Digital Publishing Summit 2010.

The theme for this year is Building World Class Digital Media Businesses, and is taking place at Westminster Bridge Road Plaza on 15th October 2010.

We’ve begun rolling out the new branding across web banners, and will be creating flyers, programmes and event graphics in the near future.

The wall, part of the Lonely Planet stand designed by our incredibly talented Graham (“It’s the biggest thing I’ve ever designed!”), created a fantastic buzz, with hundreds of stickers covering practically every available space by Sunday afternoon.

What a well-travelled bunch the Destinations crowd turned out to be. The Cherry contribution? A mere day trip to Amsterdam!

Let the bowling commence...

Fun was had by all as we enjoyed a little get together with the team at Lonely Planet. The most significant news of the day is that the Cherry Kingpins remain undefeated despite a rather shakey start to the evening’s entertainment. Needless to say the karaoke inspired many moments of hilarity that have been banished to the Cherry archive forever, this way we spare our blushes and more importantly your ears! Well, maybe one clip couldn’t hurt…

Cherry and Lonely Planet show their rage from Sarah Harding on Vimeo.

This year we’ve gone for digital motherboard chic…

(for the record, the last time we saw anything this ‘Fresh’ he was dittying about smelly cab drivers whilst fortuitously relocating from the basketball courts of West Philadelphia to a palatial mansion in Beverly Hills…)

The range of 2009's Cherry Christmas cards

*If you like your Christmas funky and fresh with an 80’s-retro-twist and you don’t think you’re on our Christmas card list get in touch and we’ll fire one of these bad bad boys your way…

When you get yours, come back and see us at ‘Baubles’

Now we’re pleased to announce that – having gone head-to-head with the so-called media agency industry Top 10 – the Maxus website came out top of the pile in a recent review in MediaWeek.

The review-topping Maxus site

We’re really happy for our client (and are giving ourselves a pat on the back too!)

The winner, Iris Billing, is a phenomenal woman. She founded the charity Tanya’s Courage in memory of her daughter, who very sadly passed away in 2005.

Fiona Philips, Iris Billing and Nell McAndrew at the awards ceremony

Tesco’s knew that Iris really wanted a new brand and website for the charity, which is where we got involved – providing both, free of charge, for the worthy winner. The new site has just gone live, it’s well worth a look. Keep up the great work Iris and team!

The new Tanya's Courage website homepage

Here’s the Cherry team looking particularly ghoulish before heading out to the Opal Nera Halloween Ball last week. We were special guests of our friends at Inspirit, who exclusively distribute Opal Nera in the UK. In case it’s not obvious; Graham, Mark and Adrian went as the menacing Droogs from cult classic ‘A Clockwork Orange’, Sarah took to the skies on her broom as a wicked witch and Tom, er, well we can only assume he was involved in some kind of horrific construction accident! Needless to say, the morning after we all felt like we’d been involved in some kind of horrific accident…

You+360 Magazine: The Innovation Issue

The latest issue of You+360, The Innovation Issue, has just hit the streets. The magazine, produced by Cherry for 360 Training, is packed full of the latest thinking from the world of training and development.

The issue was borne out of the current economic climate, and the belief that innovative approaches in business can make all the difference. The features covers issues such as breaking down the barriers to innovation, learning from the true innovators in business, and how to take calculated risks.

If you’d like to find out more about You+360 Magazine get in touch with us at Cherry. To order a copy, get in touch with 360 Training.