Our new office in Guildford has naturally prompted us to learn a little more about this throbbing Surrey metropolis. So now we present our ‘Top Five Things You Never Knew (And Probably Never Wanted To Know) About Guildford’: (more…)

To some people’s ears, the sentence: “Terry is going shopping with June and I” sounds perfectly reasonable and correct. To those same people, the statement: “Terry is going shopping with June and me” might well sound rather colloquial and improper.

In fact, the latter version is grammatically correct. A simple set of guidelines helps explain. (more…)

We’ve been gripped by the early stages of the Six Nations international rugby. We’re not at all biased, of course (Come on, England!) and, anyway, as London Executive Aviation (LEA) managing director George Galanopoulos points out, some people simply can’t lose in this tournament. It could be a classic when England play Ireland at Twickenham on Saturday February 27. Being half-Irish and half-English, LEA’s chief executive Patrick Margetson-Rushmore will just be cheering anything that moves.

Our thanks to Doug Oliver and John Duncan from Cessna for this! (more…)

In the UK, the pre-General Election phoney war is already being fought in earnest. An early casualty of the communications battle is a Conservative Party poster campaign.

This seeks to sell leader David Cameron as a straight-talking man the nation can trust. Unfortunately, the posters were quickly lampooned for their apparent airbrushing of Cameron’s features. Now, MyDavidCameron, a website set up by graphic artist Clifford Singer, has become an internet sensation, inviting people to send in their own Photoshopped versions of the Conservative posters.

Whatever your politics, it’s hard not to laugh out loud at some of the contributions. Enjoy.