Where does a good idea begin?

Hope is at hand.
The Salvation Army’s red shield is one of its most recognisable assets and one that can’t simply be changed. Turn the shape, repeat it, and something else appears: hands held in prayer, wings offering protection, and a new way to express hope and compassion.

We’ve got skin and coat covered.
Coatex was known for its shampoo, but that was only part of the story. Seen together, the products formed a complete system to soothe, replenish and protect — captured in one simple thought: We’ve got skin and coat covered.

Three churches. One parish.
Three churches were becoming one parish. The Good Shepherd brought the flock; Workington brought fishing and the sea. Wool and fishing nets provided the unexpected connection, creating an identity rooted in scripture, place and community.