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by Charlie Spargo Clair Heaviside co-founded her own agency in 2019, originally called The Light before rebranding to Serotonin in August 2020. Serotonin turns insights into creative digital strategies for brands, and works with names like Rudy's Pizza, Legal & General, Avail and Deansgate Square. Clair has previously worked at Cube3 as Digital Marketing Director, and is a trustee for the charity Haven. She started her career founding Odd Arts, a charity that transforms lives in prisons across the UK and South America, before moving into the agency sphere. We heard from Clair about the les...

24 Dec 2020, 08:11 In the last of our four-part series celebrating the most entertaining Things of the Week from 2020, we present goings-on from October, November and December. In October the GMSF debacle was getting to us all, while a Twitter sensation announced plans for a dubious-looking jigsaw. GMSF MESS…Three things in life are certain: death, taxes and delays to the Greater Manchester Spatial Framework. The document, which is being drawn up by the 10 Greater Manchester boroughs, will set out land allocations for housing and employment development…if they ever finish it. The most rec...

December 22, 2020 at 10:04 amBy STF Wow talk about dissonance, looks like an alien invasion December 22, 2020 at 10:08 amBy Little Ted I think that cgi fails to show all of the other tall buildings built and planned for that area. The whole area has been planned for tall towers so in the right context these look really interesting. December 22, 2020 at 11:46 amBy Cityscape ‘Neither Collier’s Yard nor Blade contains provision for affordable housing.’ Will the sales include overseas buyers using them as cladded safety deposit boxes? Seems public money used in this way should have more r...

11 Dec 2020, 12:38 BIRDSONG…Is it a bird, is it a plane, is it a…? Well, yes, it’s a bird. Sort of. The ‘Mystery Bird’ travelling art installation has arrived in Greater Manchester this week – a 3 x 2 metre birdcage filled with the projected images of birds that are released to “fly” across buildings, trees and the streets of Manchester and Salford, to an accompanying soundscape. The show has been created by a collection of artists from across the North West whose combined skills in model-making, projection, design, sound, augmented reality and even beatboxing have brought the...