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Midas Group has had a great start to the 2018/2019 awards season, with the company, and several of its key projects, shortlisted in a variety […]
Busy start to awards season for Midas
DCA was delighted to help celebrate the topping out ceremony for Skol Nansledan, the new primary school for Nansledan, the Duchy of Cornwall’s extension to […]
Skol Nansledan topping out
Video is a hugely powerful medium and increasingly popular, with online and social media becoming ever more visual. Video is eye-catching, interesting and expressive but […]
The secret’s out: how video can spread the word
The sight and sound of seagulls are a quintessential part of seaside life but DCA is helping one Cornish town to stop some of the […]
Creative campaign to tackle seagull problem
By Shannon Hards, a second year student at Plymouth Marjon University’s Journalism degree course After planning and researching blog posts all week, I’m finding it […]
On work experience, boats and fish
DCA managed a public consultation for its client Sutton Harbour Holdings plc showcasing the company’s plans to create a striking new building for Plymouth on […]
Public consultation delivered for landmark building proposed for Plymouth waterfront
This year, DCA recruited one of the country’s best-loved TV presenters and internationally famous bushcraft expert Ray Mears to become a Patron of the Isles […]
TV wildlife expert Ray Mears signed up to promote the Isles of Scilly
DCA managed a widespread and carefully timed series of communications to announce a brand new helicopter service to the Isles of Scilly for one of […]
Launch of new helicopter service to the Isles of Scilly
DCA has been an integral part of the St Ives Food and Drink Festival for a number of years, securing news coverage of the event […]
DCA helps popular Cornish festival celebrate record visitor numbers and pre-ticket sales
In the heart of Truro, nestled next to the Fal River, a rhythmic tapping sound can be heard echoing out across the water. On dry […]
Shipbuilders are recreating a famous Cornish vessel from 1852