WeMakeWebsites launch new website for the Centre for Economic and Social Inclusion

We’re pleased to announce the launch of our most recent website for the Centre of Economic and Social Inclusion (or as they’re more commonly known, Inclusion), the UK’s leading not-for-profit company dedicated to tackling disadvantage and promoting social inclusion in the labour market.

Its one of our biggest sites yet and includes all sorts of good stuff, like event bookings, pay wall access, subscriber content and more.

To find out more about the project, checkout our portfolio.

Visit the new site here: www.cesi.org.uk

WeMakeWebsites launch Nom Living e-commerce website

WeMakeWebsites have just launch the brand new Nom Living e-commerce website. Read more about the site in our portfolio. Or check out the site here: www.nomliving.com

The Mince Pie Project – In Aid Of Action Against Hunger

WeMakeWebsites are proud to be sponsoring The Mince Pie Project - a charity mince pie auction in support of Action Against Hunger and The Jamie Oliver Foundation. We designed the identity and website for the project, which is launching soon at www.themincepieproject.com

Here’s the press release…

Rolling pins are at the ready in Michelin-starred kitchens up and down the country, as the UK’s top chefs gear up for The Mince Pie Project in support of Action Against Hunger and The Jamie Oliver Foundation. So far, over twenty chefs, many of whom are household names, are lined up to participate, including Raymond Blanc, Michel Roux Jr and Jeremy Lee.

This brand new Christmas fundraising initiative is the creation of entrepreneur and keen foodie, Peter Butler. It will take the form of an online auction of mince pies – baked by the best chefs in the land – with each chef’s batch of 50 going to the highest bidder. The auction takes place at www.themincepieproject.com from the 9th to the 16th of December. Bidders can get regular updates and follow a live leader board throughout the auction week. All the proceeds will be donated to Action Against Hunger and The Jamie Oliver Foundation.

“These chefs may usually compete with each other for Michelin stars and critical acclaim, but The Mince Project has got them competing over whose mince pies will raise the most money,” says Peter Butler. “Will it be Jeremy Lee’s famously buttery pastry or Claude Bosi’s boozy mincemeat? The public will decide.”

Peter is working closely with Action Against Hunger and The Jamie Oliver Foundation on the project, and with a number of corporate partners including We Make Websites (Web Design) and Mindmatters (Web Development). Peter has been involved in the food industry since the tender age of 15 when got a job as a part-time commis chef and completed a stage at Le Manoir Aux Quat’ Saisons. Prior to starting The Mince Pie Project, he worked at The Boston Consulting Group which he joined after graduating from Cambridge in 2009.

Action Against Hunger - ACF International is a non-governmental, non-profit, non-religious organisation with thirty years of expertise in emergency situations of conflict, natural disaster and chronic food insecurity. It is recognised as one of the leading organisations in the fight against malnutrition. Every year, Action Against Hunger helps nearly five million people in over 40 countries across the world.

The Jamie Oliver Foundation - The Jamie Oliver Foundation is a registered charity whose mission is to empower, educate and engage as many people as possible to love and enjoy good food. The charity funds the Fifteen restaurant group’s Apprentice Programme, which takes on unemployed and under-qualified young people and trains them to become qualified chefs. Since 2002, they’ve seen 95 apprentices graduate and go onto become professional chefs.

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The Mince Pie Project on Twitter @mincepieproject

WeMakeWebsites launch the new Postlethwaite website

We’re pleased to announce the launch of our latest website for Postlethwaite - a London-based law firm specialising in employee share schemes.

Find out more about the site in our portfolio or check out the live site at www.postlethwaiteco.com

WeMakeWebsites launch new Benoy website

After months of planning, design, development and testing, we’ve finally launched the new company website for Benoy - a leading international architecture firm responsible for such projects as Ferrari World Abu Dhabi and Westfield, London.

We’re thrilled to see the site up and running and are really pleased with the end result - the perfect home to showcase their amazing architecture, masterplanning, interior and graphic design work.

Thanks to the guys over at Benoy for all their hard work in getting to the launch!

Read more about the project in our portfolio.

Check out the site here: www.benoy.com

WeMakeWebsites launch new Campbell North website

We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new site for West-London based recruitment firm, Campbell North.

Campbell North are a specialist financial markets head hunting firm delivering top percentile front office technologists, researchers and trading personnel to prestigious hedge funds, proprietary trading firms and select investment banks. The new site provides them with job listings, blog and market overviews as well as a completely refreshed look-and-feel that strongly differentiates them from their competitors.

Check out the site here: www.campbellnorth.co.uk

WeMakeWebsites launch new Lodders solicitors website

We’ve just launched the brand new Lodders Solicitors website. Check it out here: http://lodders.co.uk

For more information on the project take a peek at our portfolio piece.

WeMakeWebsites launch new Jan Garside website

We’ve just put the finishing touches to the new website for woven textile artist Jan Garside.

The website provides a fresh new space to showcase Jan’s textile as well as housing her new blog. The site also give allows Jan complete control over the content, using the Drupal CMS.

Check it out here: http://jangarside.com/

WeMakeWebsites launch new Julia Davey website

We’ve pleased to announce the launch of the brand spanking new Julia Davey website! Read more about the project in our portfolio.

Check out the site at JuliaDavey.com.

WeMakeWebsites launch The Matthew Elvidge Trust website

We’re pleased to announce the launch of a new website for The Matthew Elvidge Trust -  thematthewelvidgetrust.com

The trust has been setup by Hamish Elvidge and family in memory of their son, Matthew, who, aged 23, took his own life after a very short period of depression. The aim of the trust is help others who are, or may be, in a similar situation, increasing the awareness of depression and other mental health issues and preventing other young people from taking their own lives.

This work is part of an ongoing relationship with the trust which has seen WeMakeWebsites develop marketing materials for key fundraising events such as 1000 Miles for Matt - a 1000 mile cycle around the UK - and 13 Miles for Matt - a Half marathon run by 78 of Matthew’s friends and family.