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LEGO® knight rides again with a new quest: More sustainable LEGO play

Stuart Mitchell

The LEGO Group has launched a new campaign, Built for Tomorrow, showcasing the company’s ongoing sustainability journey and the innovation behind every LEGO® brick. At the heart of the campaign is a LEGO Minifigure from the past: a knight from the classic 1978 Yellow Castle set, whose brick-built durability has been tested over decades of play. Through his eyes, Built for Tomorrow explores how the LEGO Group is rethinking materials and investing in a more sustainable future for play, without compromising the quality, safety or durability that LEGO bricks are…

‘ROAM’ explores urgent need to rebuild a kinder, more connected world for wildlife

Stuart Mitchell

At a time when U.S. support for global conservation is being drastically cut and climate change is forcing wildlife to adapt to new realities, award-winning science journalist Hillary Rosner offers a powerful and timely new book. ROAM: Wild Animals and the Race to Repair Our Fractured World (Patagonia, October 2025, hardcover) examines one of the most underreported environmental crises of our time: the global fragmentation of ecosystems and the barriers preventing wildlife from moving freely. In ROAM, Rosner asks urgent questions: Where will we be in 20 years if we…

Countdown to October 1: Trade bodies launch LHF ad restrictions awareness drive

Stuart Mitchell

A group of UK advertising’s trade bodies including the Advertising Association, ISBA, the IPA, IAB UK, has launched a comprehensive, cross-industry awareness campaign to help professionals working on Q4 campaigns understand the incoming Less Healthy Food (LHF) advertising restrictions. The campaign will signpost key resources including FAQs and online training to help the industry comply with the restrictions from October 1, 2025. The campaign highlights an Industry Agreement with the Government that from October 1, ads for identifiable LHF products should not be shown before the watershed on Ofcom-licensed TV…

Lost memories: Brits urged to donate unwanted phones as 11 billion photos are trapped on old devices

Stuart Mitchell

Virgin Media O2 and environmental charity, Hubbub, are urging Brits to back up and donate old phones as new research reveals 46% are holding onto devices due to sentimentality, with nearly 27.7 billion memories stuck in drawers across the country.   An estimated 123 million unused devices* are gathering dust in drawers across the UK – largely because of the memories they hold, with almost half of Brits (46%) feeling emotionally attached to them. These forgotten devices collectively store around 11 billion photos, 8.7 billion messages, and nearly 8 billion videos**…

tombola teams up with Breast Cancer Now for ‘eyes down, check up’ campaign that encourages one million people to check their breasts and raise £1million

Stuart Mitchell

tombola has teamed up with leading research and support charity, Breast Cancer Now, to launch their ‘eyes down, check up’ campaign, which aims to encourage one million people to regularly check their breasts and raise up to £1million for the charity.  Every 10 minutes in the UK, one woman is diagnosed with breast cancer, and one man is diagnosed daily*. Around two thirds of breast cancers in England are found when a woman detects an unusual breast change and gets this checked by a GP**. Yet fewer than half (44%) of…