January 2008: A major revamp for Pilton Community Health Project, launched this month.

 

October 2007: A major revamp of Green Electricity Marketplace, which encourages switching to green electricity tariffs, has gone live. Save Scottish Seas, backed by Scotland's leading environmental charities, was launched this month. One of our sites, for John Barrett MP, has been shortlisted for a British Computer Society MP website award. A site for New Caledonian Woodlands to promote tree planting in Scotland was launched in September.

 

August 2007: Most of our web work in recent months has been on developing existing sites, but May saw the launch of MicroGen Scotland which is backed by leading environmental and social charities and promotes the development of small-scale renewable energy systems.

 

March 2007: We have been very busy over the last 6 months - the lack of news updates has been due to too much happening rather than not enough. Most of the work has been in updating and adding functionality to existing sites, but two new sites that have launched are Friends of the Earth Tayside and Baroness Scott.

 

August 2006: We have been very busy over the last few months, mainly on site maintenance and adding functionality to sites. One new site just launched is for Stop Climate Chaos Scotland - a sister site to the UK site it uses the same design but through an online system allows the client to make direct, immediate updates to Scottish news, events and jobs without having to go via the UK organisation and their London-based web designers - saving them time and money.

 

April 2006: We have developed the first phase of a new fundraising website for Friends of the Earth Scotland which includes an automated registration and password control system; and have also produced a revamped website for Nuclear Free Local Authorities.

 

February 2006: saw the launch of a revamped website for the Eco Trust for their 2006 Eco Prize, which included a new logo designed by us.

 

December 2005: A revamp of the E-Track project has given the website a more professional image. See the before and after.

 

October/November 2005: The WaterSense website (see May news) has been expanded to provide people with information on a range of chemicals used in the home, to encourage them to use products which are less harmful and less environmentally damaging.

 

September 2005: electricityinfo.org was launched to provide consumers with environmental information about the UK electricity supply industry.

 

July/August 2005: No new sites over the summer, but an "email your MP" feature for Friends of the Earth Scotland and an online petition for the Campaign for Real Ale were amongst the online campaign features developed.

 

June 2005: A Textlynx website, for MP John Barrett, has been shortlisted for a New Statesman New Media Award.

 

May 2005: The WaterSense website was developed for WWF, HSBC, the Scottish Executive, SEPA and Scottish Water.

 

April 2005: For the General Election, the everyone environmental campaign added the facility for people to email their candidates in the 59 Scottish constituencies.

 

March 2005: A website providing information on why nuclear power is not the answer to climate change launched. And there was a site revamp for TRANSform Scotland.

 

February 2005: The everyone campaign launched a new phase this month focusing on climate change. We develped a website for Footprint Scotland, an environmental project run by WWF Scotland, Aberdeen City Council, Aberdeenshire Council and North Lanarkshire Partnership.

 

January 2005: Two major site revamps, for consultants Environmentally Sustainable Systems Ltd, and Scottish Environment LINK.

 

December 2004: We developed a system for online campaigning for the Campaign for Real Ale enabling their members and supporters to contact their MP in support of Camra campaigns.

 

November 2004: A website for Get Edinburgh Moving, campaigning for a "yes" vote on congestion charging and improved public transport, launched.

 

October 2004: Scottish Environment LINK's everyone campaign was a finalist in the Institute of Public Relations 2004 PRide awards. We are pleased to be the web developers for the campaign.

 

September 2004: A new site for the ForthRight Alliance of environment and transport groups campaigning against a new Forth road bridge launched.