Work we've done

What we did

We redesigned and redeveloped the Good Law Project website working closely with the team and their new brand. With a short turnaround to get ready for Christmas donation appeals, we overhauled the website to make it easier and more intuitive to use for both users and the GLP team.

We continue to work closely with Good Law Project as partners on their digital journey, iterating on their digital presence together in a partnership that is based on our shared vision, beliefs and approach to working in a collaborative way.

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We redeveloped the Energy Saving Trust website, launching with a new design, site infrastructure, and incorporating a mix of old and new content.

We collaborated with another agency who provided the designs and we built the website out using flexible and modular blocks so the admin team could build out dynamic designed pages internally.

The overall goal of the redesign and development was to make the site far easier to navigate, while showcasing compelling reasons to live a more sustainable life.

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We redesigned and developed Unlock’s website, combining four existing websites into one unified site. The main challenge was creating a new structure that would allow different audiences and groups to find the content most relevant to them.

With a huge number of resources to help improve the lives of people with criminal records, it was crucial to devise and build a new simplified tagging and categorising system. This was necessary to keep the website well-structured as new content was added and allow users to search through thousands of different resources.

The existing brand did not reach its full potential through its digital implementation, so we developed the brand assets, including a new and revised colour palette, typography, and iconography throughout the site.

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Off the back of a successful partnership in the summer of 2020 to create a basic online training platform to teach NHS staff how to help young people going through a mental health crisis, we launched a full version in 2021 that now has over 20,000 signups.

We created a fully interactive learning platform for NHS staff that includes interactive video content, games and puzzles, easy-to-read content and advice, and much more. The platform produces automated CPD certificates in PDF format, and produces interactive data visualisation for the We Can Talk team.

Throughout the platform there are survey questions and data gathering modules that allow for continued reporting and analysis of the platform and how effective it is in its mission. As of March 2023, 95% of trainees thought that all hospital staff would benefit from the training. 99% of people who completed training said it would have a moderate or significant impact to the way they do their job, and 99.6% of people would recommend the training to their colleagues

Working closely with the We Can Talk team, every aspect of the website was co-produced to be as effective as possible for its intended users. Paying particular attention to the language used throughout the site due to the nature of the content and understanding the busy and often stressed environments users would be accessing the website in, we designed the site to make the experience joyful and as easy as possible.

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We created the updated Commonwealth Foundation site, as well as their sister project, Commonwealth Writers. A huge amount of content had to be organised into a format that was as intuitive and as navigable as possible for all user groups.

We reimagined the way that Commonwealth Foundation talked about projects to members of the public, focussing less on internal distinctions and departments, and instead building a site structure around how people would be most likely to look for individual projects and content.

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We created an immersive and interactive experience where you could enter your postcode, and see a digital representation of the horrors of bombs falling from the sky.

Save the Children wanted to find an innovative way to cut through the noise and connect with people on this issue. The primary challenge was that, through geographical distance and lack of personal connection with those affected, the nightmare of being in a place where bombs are actually falling from the sky is quite unimaginable.

The tool was created as a starting point, to promote awareness and stimulate discussion around what is acceptable in modern warfare, and to highlight the many dire consequences of the use of explosive weapons in urban areas – from direct fatalities, to contaminated water, to families torn apart and many more.

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We created a new brand identity for Tax Justice UK and also designed and built a new website. The goal was to create a brand that was politically neutral but bold and allow TJUK to continue its impressive work campaigning for more equality through taxation in the UK.

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We redesigned and built the Prison Reform Trust website on a relatively tight budget and timeframe, migrating all of their existing content and simplifying the journeys and structure of the website for ease of navigation and comprehension.

The site was built in a fully flexible way with custom-designed modules that the Prison Reform Trust staff can use to grow and evolve the website over time with little to no additional development work needed.

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We have worked with Scope on many projects over the last few years, with a particular focus on The Big Hack (now Scope for Business after a 2022 rebranding we conducted) – a project within Scope that aims to make the digital world more accessible by reducing barriers online.

We designed and developed the brand and website for the Big Hack, building a large community of disabled people and accessibility advocates. Fundamentally we aimed to lead by example in creating a website that goes further than WCAG accessibility guidelines, yet still is creative and pushing boundaries.

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Working closely with The Small Axe, we created a website that would allow non-British citizens living in the UK to understand exactly what elections they could vote in, and provide them information and resources to help make voting easier.

The website was created in a very fast turnaround for local elections in May 2024, and was translated into 12 different languages to ensure that as many communities as possible could access the information that is so vital to participating in democracy.

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Working with Energy Saving Trust, and the North East Combined Authority, we designed and developed a support website for people living in the North East of England to get support, advice, and information about how they can transition to more renewable energy in their homes.

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We very recently launched a new website for Climate Barometer, an organisation that aims to better inform all actors involved in the climate space on public opinion, and allow for a more evidence and logical approach to a politically charged space.

We worked closely and collaboratively with the Climate Barometer team, helping design the strategy, approach and structure, as well as creating a full brand identity that would be both neutral yet ambitious.

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We redesigned and developed a website for the Consortium of Voluntary Adoption Agencies. This membership website seeks to share knowledge and expertise between its members and improve the experience of adoption across the sector.

We built a custom membership experience on top of the WordPress CMS, tailoring it to CVAA’s needs. We worked closely with the CVAA team and their members to build a website matched to CVAA’s members’ technical abilities, rather than assuming they could adapt to a more digital-first approach.

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We’ve been working collaboratively with Green Man Festival, their illustrators and their animators to create a dynamic and interactive landing page showcasing the brand and spirit of the festival. In particular, our role was to make existing illustrations come to life with sequenced and interactive web animation.

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We designed and built a new website to encourage concerned parents to join the movement and streamline their onboarding process. The new website needed to convey Parents for Future’s goals effectively and highlight their successes.

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We created the branding, visual identity and new website for The Arms Trade Litigation Monitor, a joint initiative of Saferworld and the Emergent Justice Collective, with the support of the International Commission of Jurists.

The goal of the website was to organise and present legal updates and information in an easily searchable and consumable way. Since a lot of the legal cases and documents are very dense, and different audience groups are interested in the content at different levels of abstraction, we organised the website into a visual dashboard-style format starting with case overview pages where top level information could be found, leading through to case-specific dashboards with full case documentation listed, allowing users to delve deeper as needed.

Well thought-through taxonomies, index pages and search allow users to source cases with similar themes, helping them build a picture of the landscape around these legal challenges.

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We designed and developed a new website for Local Energy Scotland, combining both an advice based website with resources, projects and case studies.

We have built an entirely bespoke members portal where local developers and project owners can login and submit information about their renewable projects that communities, Scottish government, and members of the public can view and interact with.

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We redesigned and redeveloped an index cataloguing incidents of use of the Death Penalty in Egypt, with a focus on easy filtering and searching of incidents to allow analysis of statistics and trends to take place more easily and help build more robust criticism of the practice.

We had to build this with multiple audiences in mind, from human rights activists, to journalists, to bereaved / concerned family members, academics and more. Fundamentally, we took a simple approach, allowing the data and information to speak for itself.

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We designed and developed the website for Centre for Military Justice, a charity that provides free, independent, expert legal services to serving or former members of the Armed Forces and their bereaved families, as well as providing information and resources on the subject of injustices within the military.

We designed and built the website with different audiences in mind, segmenting between donors and fundraisers, victims and individual service users, journalists and academics, and resources and support for professionals in the area.

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We gave the main TIDS website and their indices (GDI & DCI) a brand refresh in the process of rebuilding them to launch the latest sets of TIDS data analysing government and private corruption. It was important that data from any of the three sites could be drawn into any of the other sites to draw comparisons and highlight relevant information.

The design of the indices allows users to ‘drill down’ into the detail if desired, or to compare the scores of countries/companies at a higher level if preferred. The map was a key feature of this project that helped link together the GDI and DCI, as well as some relevant SIPRI Arms Trade data in an interactive and visual way (https://ti-defence.org/gdi/map/).

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We created a visual identity for the Feedback Global’s ‘Gleaning Network Toolkit’, a charity we’ve worked with on a number of projects dedicated to the environmental impact of the food system. The goal for the branding was to touch on the visual style of Feedback Global’s main site but to be visually distinct. We turned their 60 page pdf into an updatable, dynamic and engaging multi-page website that users can easily navigate and refer back to. Mixed media, and an easy and intuitive way for the admin team to build out the chapters, ensured that was a truly digital-first approach to training.

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We redesigned and developed the Free Movement law blog, the most visited immigration based legal site in the UK.

Building out their members portal including a forum, locked and exclusive content for members, and multiple training modules which both monitor progress and provide automated certification.

CHD and Free Movement have a long-running partnership that’s 6 years counting and still going strong. With around 15,000 active members, the site continues to be a vital resource for immigration officials and professionals.

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We created a survey tool to replace disparate paper forms from youth service centres, digitising and standardising feedback. A custom analytics dashboard and reporting allows both the individual service centres to see how they are doing, and any specific feedback, while also allowing Youth Access to see an overview more broadly.

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We created an e-commerce website for Henry Fraser, a brilliant artist who can only paint using his mouth due to an accident, and have managed and continued to improve the website for many many years now.

Selling thousands of products a year, the website has been built to scale for intense periods of traffic and interest, and is continually optimised to improve the conversion rates.

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We redesigned and developed Feedback’s website, an environmental campaign group whose aim is to fundamentally transform the current food system. Their site needed to accommodate their broad range of campaigns, each targeting a different section of the food cycle, while still forming a coherent narrative around the food cycle as a whole.

We also built modular ‘action blocks’ within each campaign to direct users to the most pressing actions required of them at the time. These were designed to be changed and updated in response to the most current developments within the campaign.

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We designed and developed a new website for the Lewisham Refugee & Migrant Network. Working on a relatively low budget and tight turnaround, we worked closely with the LRMN team to create a website that reflected all of the incredible work that they do, and was an extension of their personality as an organisation.

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We redesigned and developed the Aid Transparency Index for Publish What You Fund in 2018. The goal was to present complex information in an easily comparable and searchable format that surfaces trends and patterns.

We created a new colour and shade-based visual data system that progressed in complexity and detail with each layer that you clicked through. On initial load the user sees a broader overview and is then able to delve into more detail with each click, ensuring they never feel overwhelmed by seeing too much information at once.

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In collaboration with Energy Saving Trust and the Mayor of London, we created the brand, the design and developed a website for a support service for people living in London during the winter fuel crisis of 2023.

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We recently migrated the website for Right to Equality, a charity that works to advance gender equality and diversity through the legal system.

Using a combination of automated migration for the significant number of news posts, and manual recreation, we have created a replica of the existing site that was hosted on a small bespoke CMS to WordPress.

While migrating, we made a number of small but impactful improvements, such as taking content out of a carousel and prioritising ease of use for their users.

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We redesigned and built the Foreign Policy Centre website many years ago, focusing on simplicity and ease of navigation. A thorough tagging and categorisation system behind the scenes meant that content could be surfaced wherever it is most relevant, and gave end users powerful filtering functionality.

FPC started as a predominantly print-based think-tank, we helped them re-imagine the various publication types into a digital format, grouping modular articles into different collections, and driving interest to their multiple events. Despite being designed and built on a fairly small budget over 6 years ago, the website is still actively used by a large user base and has not required any additional development work by us.

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We redesigned and relaunched the Medical Justice website in an incredibly fast turn-around in time for a significant policy and campaign launch.

Taking a previously fairly basic website, we created a new structure and design aesthetic, building upon the existing brand, and focussed on signposting fairly distinct user types to the information and content most relevant to them.

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We created a new visual identity, as well as a new website, for Get Yourself Active by Disability Rights UK. Get Yourself Active aims to help disabled people do more exercise by providing them with resources, information and encouragement tailored to their local area.

There is a secondary aim of the website to convince organisations and councils to provide better services for disabled people by helping them to overcome challenges and barriers that may prevent them from being as accessible and inclusive as they could (and should) be.

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We redesigned and developed a predominantly resource-based website for the Tree Council that provides information and resources to different types of user who works to improve the UK’s hedge ecosystem. We worked closely with Glimpse who had developed new branding and strategy for the Hedgelink.

The site was designed to grow and develop over time with new resources and content as new research is released, in a system should maintain the clear and easy navigation of the site. We continue to work closely with the Tree Council team to improve and iterate on the website over two years on.

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We created the brand, design and development for a survey platform Scope could use to gather disabled people’s experiences of using digital products. The platform was built to the highest standards of accessibility, with a custom analytics dashboard and reporting, and multiple survey topics.

The goal was to allow disabled people to share their experiences while feeling part of a wider community, and since launch, there have been over 20,000 disabled people who have shared their experiences.

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We migrated the Business Energy Scotland from Drupal to WordPress, automating all of the content migration between the existing site and the new website on the WordPress platform.

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A microsite created in association with Small Axe and Kings College University allowing parents to sign up to receive a free box outlining their children’s options regarding higher education.

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We designed and developed a site for We Can Win, an organisation that aimed to train and mobilise hundreds of volunteers around the country to usher in a more democratic and progressive style of politics. There was a focus on providing the ability for We Can Win to generate multiple regional campaigns, each with their own information and updates, to be maintained both by the central organisation and the organisers from that campaign.

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We designed and developed a simple website for Energy Saving Trust, in partnership with the Department for Transport and Zemo Partnership, aimed at helping reduce emissions from freight transport.

As well as guides, resources, case studies and easy access to support schemes, we also built a fuel cost-cutting calculator to give companies a simple way to see the benefits and impacts of retrofitting their fleet.

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Development of the Commission on Democracy and Technology for Chatham House, to help investigate the nexus of technological change and the future of democratic governance.

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In conjunction with The Small Axe we created an online experience for Mind and England Athletics called 17 minutes for me that aimed to increase physical activity to improve mental and physical wellbeing.

The campaign was a large success that had over 10,000 signups. Unfortunately the website is not still active, however you can view how it looked at the time on the link below.

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We created multiple indices for Transparency International to catalogue their very expansive and detailed spreadsheets on government and private corruption.

While there is a huge amount of data, the goal was to allow different views for different users so that no individual audience was overwhelmed by the data present.

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We created a microsite to support and guide users who were in need of tools to help document human rights abuses and atrocities all around the world.

The need to ensure clarity and simplicity informed all of our decisions when both designing and building the website. The website needed to load as quickly in a war zone on 2G internet as it would in the centre of London, and be flexible enough to work in any language.

As a result, we created a site that needed to load less than 300kb of data, and used a flexible and simple design that works as well in Arabic and Russian as it does in English.

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We created a new brand and website for a law firm in Middlesborough focusing on Immigration Advice services. Preferring to focus on digital rather than ‘bricks-and-mortor’, we built an online client area where clients can upload all their documents, can book and conduct video calls and open support tickets with the Centre.

We created a simple brand as part of our website work, producing a new logo, a new colour scheme, typography and other elements.

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We redeveloped the website for Mindful Monsters, which provides resources and help for teachers teaching mindfulness and mental-health awareness for children in schools.

The website was built to the highest accessibility development standards and aimed to simplify and streamline the administration of delivering the resources to schools.

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JPP Foundation is a charity that was setup by one of the members of CHD, which aims to help disadvantaged children in Northern India.

The website has been deliberately paired back over the years, with the explicit aim of getting enough support to continue helping the children. A special focus on the ease of making donations is therefore present throughout.

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A brochure-style website for a renewable energy consultancy firm.

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We created a toolkit for Transparency Internation Defence and Security to help primarily military professionals around the world to spot indicators and warning signs of corruption, and then providing them with guidance and support in how to correct course. Main challenge was in presenting very complex information in an intuitive and easily navigable format.

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We designed and developed an ethical fashion directory, with a focus on appealing to fashion-conscious users, regardless of their interest in ethical fashion.

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After creating a brand for the data and sustainability consultancy DataReady, we designed and developed a simple website to highlight the work that they do, with an easily navigable journey focussed on people getting in touch, and browsing the latest resources and information on open data and transparency.

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We redesigned and developed the Aanchal Women’s Aid website, and created a private community hub for Aanchal Women’s Aid to help support their ‘Jasmine Project’ (a series of courses helping victims of domestic abuse learn skills for independence).

We worked closely both with the course facilitators and Aanchal’s service users, using multiple feedback sessions to gather insight and broaden our understanding of how the site could best serve the needs of its users.

The hub also serves as a way for Aanchal to stay in touch with women who have been through the Jasmine Project courses, invite them to events and connect them to one another. As well as completing exercises and reviewing course content, the hub features a notes area for women to set goals, record thoughts and more, securely.

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A tool created with Feedback and World Animal Protection that uses gathered data on UK council’s investments in industrial livestock companies and animal feed.

Combining a simple and intuitive tool to understand the information in your local area, with campaigning actions to contact your local council.

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We created a micro-site for Scope off the back of research they conducted on the gap between employment rates for disabled vs non-disabled people.

We turned a large spreadsheet into a simple, accessible and impactful website that allows people to easily see the differences between different local authorities and present information about why the gap matters.

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We created a report for the Common Cause Foundation around their signature project at the time, values and frames. We created both the main publication, as well as separate infographics.

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We designed and developed the website for The London Community Foundation’s annual report 2018/19. The focus was on creating a simple one-page website to demonstrate all of the effective work that LCF had conducted over the previous year and to show simple case studies to demonstrate this

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We designed and developed a site to showcase the winners and shortlisted entrants of the Stephen Lawrence Prize, a prize that challenges talented architects to work with smaller budgets.

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In 2018 we worked closely with an organisation called FirstDraftt to create a new platform to combat fake news from around the world. The platform sought contributions from journalists around the world who could corroborate or refute stories on a private backend that collated thousands of different news articles, and then would provide a limited curated overview to the public.

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We created the visual identity, tone-of-voice, and website for a new organisation that seeks to curate and comment on the wide amount of literature around philanthropy. The new website will be used to provide short updates and commentary on events and movements as they happen, as well as provide longer form guides to provide a deeper and richer context of the philanthropy movement.

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Working closely with Human After All to develop a new website that shows and catalogues the huge range of books and products that Nosy Crow produce. We later developed custom e-commerce functionality, and have worked with them in partnership for years since we first developed the new website.

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A landmark report developed in partnership with Human After All to showcase the amazing work being created in the Social Impact Entertainment area.

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We created a micro-site tool for the Institute of Fiscal Studies (IFS) to highlight the difficult choices that needed to be made in order to fund the proposed increase in NHS spending. Intended to reach a wider audience than typical IFS supporters.

We created a platform that would engage users on a difficult and complex topic to understand that focused on ease of use and interactivity.

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We worked on the Progressive Alliance campaign for Compass alongside our friends The Small Axe. With a snap election called by Theresa May, we had to move quickly and efficiently, creating various outputs that could reach across the political divide of progressive parties and foster a sense of working together.

As well as collaboratively designing and building the main Progressive Alliance campaign website and vote smart tool, we also created various animations, microsites and explainer videos – including a comparison based video explaining tactical voting that got over half a million views on Facebook.

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We created a brand for a fact-checking news service for the then-upcoming Brazilian elections. In a rapid 10-day turnaround, we made the new brand and a simple website that would host information and different media types.

The main challenge when creating the branding for Comprova was finding a brand that was politically neutral and would not be aligned too closely with any one of its members (not an easy task when there are 24 members with distinct branding, colours, history and rivalries!).