Limitless has won the brief to provide PR support to Bako North Western Group.
Established over 50 years, Bako North Western provides bakery ingredients and products to a range of customers throughout the UK, including independent bakers, schools, universities, hotels and garden centres.
Limitless PR has been commissioned to provide copywriting and PR for ground-breaking refrigeration specialist Isentra. Launched by leading refrigeration consultant Daniel Clark, the new company is aimed at helping the world adopt CO2 refrigeration as a more environmentally sustainable alternative to standard contemporary refrigerants.
Limitless PR will provide technical copywriting and PR with Jackie Bennett-Shaw working in close cooperation with account director Greg Wilson.
Limitless PR has been appointed to provide PR support to Warrington & Halton Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust.
Richard Slater, whose experience includes a non-executive directorship with East Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust, will provide strategic direction. Keeley Duffy will be key content creator and PR lead as required. Keeley’s senior public sector experience includes twelve months in the communications office at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital managing all external media enquiries. She also delivered a communications audit for the NHS Specialist Weight Management Service, designing and drafting all elements of communication. As well as this, she worked freelance for two years for NHS Central Lancashire in the Communications office covering local media and managing public health campaigns.
Limitless has been appointed to provide PR support to Bay View Childcare, which runs four childcare homes in the Morecambe Bay area.
Homes provide an extensive care package, working closely with multiple agencies. Bay View has an in-house educational tutor and is able to provide a range of work experience opportunities. The mission is to provide young people deemed to be challenging a comfortable, caring, therapeutic & nurturing environment to help them work towards achieving better outcomes. The PR objective is to assist the organisation’s growth by providing increased brand awareness and understanding amongst local authorities and other referrers as well as internal audiences.
Limitless PR has been commissioned to provide press relations for Eversmart Energy.
Established 2016, Eversmart Energy is a challenger energy supplier based in Manchester, operating throughout the UK, employing around 105 people. Eversmart has around 40,000 domestic customers and is aiming to grow this to 500,000. The campaign will be focused on helping Eversmart improve its media reputation and to stand out amongst 70 direct challenger energy supplier competitors as well as the Big Six.
Limitless PR has been commissioned to provide PR support to Lancashire Business View’s Bring Back a Billion campaign.
The aim of the campaign is to increase Lancashire’s GDP by £1bn – with anchor institutions and the private sector working to seek out suppliers in the county and working with them to stimulate growth. The campaign has been inspired by the nationally and internationally acclaimed ‘Preston Model’, which encourages ‘anchor institutions’ such as the University of Central Lancashire, to buy more goods and services from local firms. The ‘Buy It In Lancashire: Bring Back a Billion!’ campaign is based on all local businesses and organisations raising their spending on services and goods in the county.
Limitless PR has been appointed to provide increased brand awareness for Preston-based marketing agency Aggressive Growth Marketing. Having originally grown from a freelance operation, Aggressive Growth Marketing now has a team of seven specialists based in Preston and an office in London, with most clients are outside Lancashire. The PR campaign will focus on building the agency’s reputation and brand awareness and understanding with clients locally and nationally.
Burnley Savings & Loans has appointed Limitless to provide PR support to its long-term business objectives.
Burnley Savings and Loans (BSAL) officially opened its doors in September 2011. The company was created by local business man David Fishwick, whose Channel 4 television series Bank of Dave charted his endeavours to establish a UK regulated bank; “The Bank of Dave”; a bank for the community, run by the community.
Limitless Associate Andrew Turner, who has significant track record of success with mainstream media, will head up the campaign in support of the company’s business objectives.
EKM has appointed Limitless PR to help build its brand awareness through press relations.
Established in 2002, EKM was the first cloud-based ecommerce platform in the UK. Today it employs over 80 at a single site in Preston and is still the UK’s biggest, having helped set-up over 70,000 online shops worldwide. In 2017 it opened self-financed £3.5 million offices in Fulwood, which took four years to design, plan and build. Features include a giant three-storey slide which runs from the top floor to the dining area, a meeting room inside an original Airstream caravan, state-of-the-art office technology, an expansive kitchen, relaxation area and gym. The 23,500 sq ft facilities provide capacity for over 250 employees to support anticipated growth.
FMCG PR specialist Sarah Parmenter will head up the press relations campaign alongside account director Greg Wilson, working closely with EKM’s inhouse marketing team.
Limitless PR has been appointed to provide PR for a homecoming exhibition by Preston born Turner Prize winning artist Lubaina Himid. The large-scale exhibition will include a selection of Himid’s work alongside a programme of creative events featuring artists and contributors from across the world, at the Harris Museum, Preston.
Lubaina is Professor of Contemporary Art at the University of Central Lancashire in Preston, where she curates the Making Histories Visible research project and Black Art archive. The Harris has had a long relationship with Lubaina, showing her work on a number of occasions including most recently Moments that Matter (2012). The show’s title Hard Times is a reference to Charles Dickens’ novel, inspired by his visit to Preston during the workers’ Lock-out of 1853.
