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- Simpsons promotion launches new initiative at the Henry Moore Foundation
- Forefront signs point the way with local charity sponsorship
- Isabel Hospice business sponsorship
- Simpsons Creative Christmas Cracker
- CHAMPAGNE WIN ADDS FIZZ TO STORTFORD’S TRADE FAIR!
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- Fashion By Veni Infantino, Art Direction By Simpsons Creative In Pink Ribbon Charity Fund Raiser
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- Simpsons’ Business Breakfast Champions Social Media
- Caz Fest, QR Codes and Simpsons Creative Come Together
- New website doubles hit rate for Coke Gearing
- Royston Simpson – “A stunningly creative team”
- Simpson’s Build Blogs That Build Business
- New Look Means New Business For Local Recruitment Firm
- The Rhodes Ahead – Royston Simpson Creative give Arts and Business Venue a New Look
- It’s Official – Our Account Executive’s a Real Professional!
- Simpsons Relaunch Local Solicitors as Regional Brand
- New NHS Business Win For Simpsons!
- Creating a brand leader
- New Year’s Honors for RSC
- Model Quest Makes ‘Headline’ News
- What’s happened to the great BBC tradition of unbiased, even-handed reporting?
- Bishop’s Stortford meant business for ad agents at local exhibition.
- Untangling the web
- New AMI Ltd Site Launched.
- Logos and branding – does it really matter?
- Web users flock to see the new Kingfisher Property website.
- BBC Radio Cambridgeshire interviews RSC’s Richard Taylor
- We are now on Twitter!
- Local Singer Seeks Stardom With New Website Launch
- How to turn emails into orders!
- Rick Taylor, Managing Director of Royston Simpson Creative, writes about the role of design in advertising…
- Making the most of a promotional budget
BBC Radio Cambridgeshire interviews RSC’s Richard Taylor
Royston Simpson Creative’s MD, Richard Taylor, was a guest on Jeremy Sallis’s Breakfast Show this month, where he announced a new initiative – in conjunction with local property agents Bidwells – to brighten up vacant shop premises in Cambridge City Centre.
“The best way we can help to reverse the negative visual impact of the downturn in retail fortunes is to brighten up the offer” said Richard, “and these displays are designed to offer a cost effective solution to liven up the retail environment and welcome back shoppers”.
Stores in the Market Square and Peas Hill have been amongst the first to be given a facelift, with colourful window banners featuring a selection of off-the-peg and made-to-order decorative themes.
The response from local business and the public has been very positive, and has prompted enquiries from the management of several major retail complexes, who are interested in using the displays in temporarily vacant units, or those undergoing refurbishment.










