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PR team receives a boost

We’re delighted to welcome a new addition to the PR team as Natalie Thomas joins…

Design team welcomes new member

Graphic art and design graduate Joe Lans has been welcomed into the Harris design team.…

Time to scrap Listed buildings?

In the past, Listed status endowed a cachet on a building that attracted purchasers and…

Guy enjoys a taste of the high life

Our Head of PR, Guy, enjoyed a royal appointment recently as he attended the Queen’s…

Harris makes a splash with sponsorship

We were proud to recently sponsor the G-Star Diving Championships at the City of Leeds…

Harris appointed as Novus’ PR agency

We are delighted to announce that we have been appointed as the Public Relations consultancy…

Acorn Aluminium website goes live

The creative team at Harris loves simple, clean design and believes strongly that you don’t…

Government in a Pickles over extensions

The Government has now confirmed the new rules regarding constructing extensions without the need for…

Harris fights fire with fire

It’s been a busy week here in the Harris studio with our video team working…

Short sighted pilot scheme excludes builders’ merchants

The Department for Business, Innovation and Skills has announced a short sighted pilot scheme designed…

Brett adopts innovative platform to kick start film

Our very own video specialist, Brett Chapman, has got the wheels turning on his new…

Harris pitches in for Wembley final

Our Head of PR, Guy Atkinson, recently ensured a team of trade journalists and editors…

Pinterest Analytics

Given the increasing need to demonstrate the commercial value of social media, Pinterest’s recent announcement…

Boris cleared on bus advertising ban

The humanists probably started the trend back in 2008 with advertising on London buses proclaiming…

Merlot and Chianti at Kidmore End

In preference to staying in chain hotels during our 30,000 miles a year travel around…

Reading filming right on track

Members of our dynamic video team were in Reading last week shooting for a film…