Sep 28, 2021
This recipe was amended on 29 September 2021 to correct the fact that the cucumbers should be 6cm in length and not 6m.
— The Guardian
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This recipe was amended on 29 September 2021 to correct the fact that the cucumbers should be 6cm in length and not 6m.
— The Guardian
The word “by” was regrettably missing from an image caption. The text should have said: “The journalist Lyra McKee, killed by a New IRA gunman in Derry in 2019”.
– The Guardian
A recipe for spent espresso brownies was meant to call for 80g, not 800g, of used coffee grounds.
— The Guardian
Conservators will carry out work at Hill House in Scotland, not conservationists as we said. As our style guide points out, a conservator works to repair and preserve cultural objects, while a conservationist works with the natural environment.
– The Guardian
An article about snow in Scotland mistakenly referred to Castle Cary, a town in Somerset, when Castlecary, a village in North Lanarkshire was meant.
– The Guardian
If we all make a Small Change...
Last week was a busy one as we took in Leeds Festival, (muddy) was part of an intimate and beautiful wedding (emotional) and put the final touches to a piece of work we've been creating on behalf of our client The Soil Association (exciting).
We'll post more about the campaign over the next four weeks as the campaign is rolled out, but as you can imagine, we are a tad excited as today is 1st September and it is launch day!
The simple campaign, routed in behaviour change and social marketing that we know so well, is centered around all of us as individuals switching something this September to organic. Whatever is important to you is a good place to start, so that one small change could be organic milk. If you did that along with other people then we could be happy knowing the cows were grass fed, grazed outdoors on pesticide-free land and were subjected to far less antibiotics. Or maybe it would be moisturiser for your children? Using organic means you know it is free of nasties like parabens.
On the Soil Association website will be hints and tips, a recipe a day and some cracking competitions so get yourself over for a peek.
We haven't decided our change yet, as we have switched to a veg box and organic milk already since we started working on the campaign. But maybe it will involve seeking out organic gin?