1 last studio space available in Cardiff Bay

After opening the gate to the Pen a few months ago, we’ve welcomed four new tenant’s to 103 Bute Street, Cardiff Bay. Namely; The Undercard, Hello Tank, Fauvel Khan and Advanced Jewel Craft, seeing Bute Chambers become a real hub of creativity in the bay.

We’ve got 1 studio left, which benefits from good natural light and can accommodate up to 12 people.

LOCATION
103 Bute Street, Cardiff – 2nd floor studio TO LET

Cardiff is the principal commercial and administrative centre of Wales with an urban population of approximately 315,000 and in excess of 500,000 living within 10 miles of the City Centre.  The City enjoys excellent road, rail and air communications. Theses include the A470, A48 and A4232 which lead from the M4 to the City Centre, Cardiff Central Railway Station which is part of the Great Western Rail Network, and Cardiff International Airport.
 
The property is located within the heart of Cardiff Bay approximately one mile south east of Cardiff City Centre. Mermaid Quay Festival Shopping and Restaurant Complex, The Millennium Centre, The Welsh Assembly Building and Cardiff Bay Waterfront are all within the near vicinity.

The Taff Crossing and the Butetown Tunnel which provides dual carriageway access to the M4 Motorway at Junction 33.

DESCRIPTION
Second Floor
Studio 1 – Front Office — 67.96 sq.m. (12 persons max)
The available accommodation is situated to on second floor of a three storey property built at the turn of the last century. The offices benefit from recent renovation including wooden flooring, inset service boxes with Cat5 network cabling installed, wall mounted cupboard storage, central heating, 5 desks are included-however more can be arranged on application. The building and studio’s are alarmed and benefit from a door entry system, allowing tenants out-of-hours access to their respective units. Tea-point, fridge, dishwasher and W.C. facilities are provided for. There is also a boardroom facility to house 10 – 15 people available subject to prior booking on a fair usage policy.

LEASE
This unit is available immediately to lease on flexible terms. Further details are available upon application.
 
RENT
Upon application.

For prices and further information, contact:
Jack Bland
jack@blacksheep.info

Raising awareness in the Welsh Beef and Diary Sectors

BVD is recognised throughout Europe as one of the most important viral diseases of cattle. Hybu Cig Cymru / Meat Promotion Wales asked Black Sheep to produce their recent publication ‘A focus on BDD & Johne’s’. The aim of this booklet is to raise awareness of these two diseases across the whole of the Welsh beef and dairy sectors and encourage testing for the diseases through a health scheme approach.

Here’s what the client said.
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Hi Neil
Yes they have arrived, and look very good.
Thanks.

Dewi Hughes
Gweithredwr Prosiect
Project Executive
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More Info:

Animal disease has a severe effect on productivity and profitability of cattle and impacts adversely on animal welfare.
Control and prevention of disease will improve productivity. Improving the health status of herds provides sources of disease free stock which creates export opportunities and raises the profile of the Welsh Beef industry.

This booklet focuses on two diseases that are costly to, and should be tackled by, the industry.
BVD – Bovine Viral Diarrhoea
Johne’s Disease

www.hccmpw.org.uk

Sustrans and Black Sheep help Welsh hospital staff, walk and cycle to work

Sustrans, the UK’s leading sustainable transport charity, asked Black Sheep to produce a set of maps to help Welsh hospital staff to walk or cycle to work. After many months of route planning, we set about producing 5 maps (For Ysbyty Bangor, Breconshire War Memorial Hospital, Prince Phillip Hospital Llanelli, Morriston Hospital Swansea and the Royal Gwent in Newport) which plot your walking and cycling route, enabling you to see how long the journey will take on foot or by bike, and it will tell you how far it is, too.

Above: walking map details

Above: Bangor Hospital walking & cycling map.

Above: walking map details

Above: cycling ride time, map detail


Above: Prince Phillip Hospital walking & cycling map.

Above: map key

Tackling cancer at your local.

Men are dying of ignorance in Wales and are 70% more likely than women to die from cancer.

This June has been Male Cancer Awareness month and we’ve been getting the message out to Welsh men enjoying a pint in their local SA Brains’ pub with our ‘Tackle it!’ beer mats, encouraging men in Wales who are worried about cancer to get in touch with Tenovus via their Freephone number 0808 808 1010 and to engage with their health services and GP’s when they have any concerns rather that leaving it too late.

Find out more out Tackle it! here.
Find out more about Tenovus, Wales’ leading cancer charity here.


Above: Abseil Event Poster

We Build Brands


Check out Black Sheep’s online portfolio on Issuu, by clicking on the image above.

Brands from the pen


From the Arts Council of Wales through to Tredegar House, Newport. Click on the image above to be magically transported to Issuu where you can see some of the brands we’ve created over the last 12 years.

Jack & the Giant Peaks

Black Sheep Account Director & co-owner, Jack Bland together with Nadine, Debs, Phil, Josh, RP, Jack, Sharon, Jill & David of Tenovus are joining forces this June to form Team Tenovus. They’re aiming to raise in excess of £2000 for the charity by competing in this year’s National 3 Peaks Challenge, climbing the highest peaks in England (Scafell Pike at 978m), Scotland (Ben Nevis at 1,343m) and Wales (Snowdon at 1,085m) within 24 hrs.
If you’d like to show your support for Team Tenovus, please visit their just giving page and please be generous!
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Set up in 1943, Tenovus is Wales’ leading cancer charity that invests around £3.9 million pounds each year in pioneering cancer research, education and patient care.

Tenovus’ aims are simple: to prevent, treat and help find a cure for cancer. In doing that they offer support, advice and treatment for cancer patients and their families. Doing this where it is needed most, right at the heart of the community. They also carry out vital cancer research – in fact Tenovus funded scientists were the first to develop the use of Tamoxifen, now the world’s most successful breast cancer drug.

Enjoy Walking – keep walking

Every day thousands of people across Wales are benefiting from regular walks.

Recently Let’s Walk, a new Wales wide initiative developed in partnership with Sport Wales, the Welsh Assembly Government and the Countryside Council for Wales asked Black Sheep to produce an information pack aimed at people who lead/want to or co-ordinate a walking group. This pack offers a series of fact sheets based on the experience of co-ordinators of successful walking groups – the sort of challenges they faced, good ideas that helped them, the information they had to go and find for themselves.

Above: Oversized A4 Folder with 10mm capacity

Above: 6 A4, 8 page & 12 page fact sheets


These bilingually produced fact sheets, act as a signpost to useful information, both local and national.
Their aim: ‘Enjoy walking – keep walking’.

Tenovus ‘Tackle it!’ with Welsh football legend John Hartson

Tenovus, Wales’ leading cancer charity recently asked Black Sheep to name and brand their forthcoming awareness campaign about testicular cancer, targeted at Welsh men aged 25-60.

Our thinking: ‘Well, we all know that ‘Tackle’ has long since been used as a slang term for the male testes. We decided put it to good use with a positive call-to-action, that encourages men to cast off their inhibitions or embarrassment and check themselves out!’

This June, Tenovus’ aim is to get Welsh men to ‘know themselves and recognise that, if the symptoms they’re experiencing aren’t their norm, then they need to Tackle it! with a visit to their GP, as men in Wales are needlessly dying from embarrassment.

Fronted by Welsh football legend, John Hartson, who was diagnosed with testicular cancer in 2009 and has since recovered, the campaign will kick off with events taking place during June 2010.

The campaign will also take on new ground for Tenovus, by utilising social networking sites like Facebook & Twitter. Which will hopefully be a more efficient way of virally spreading the word in a very cost effect way for the charity, where interested individuals will spread the word from friend to friend via referral.

Fans & followers will then get specific campaign information, share experiences and keep up-to-date with the events and fund raising opportunities, be able to upload photo’s of fund raising events & activities. Hold discussions about treatment and experiences.

It’s early days yet, but you can be sure there’ll be more to follow in the coming weeks.

Ignorance isn’t bliss!

Show your support by following the ‘Tackle it!’ campaign on Twitter and join the Facebook group to find out more about how we can Tackle it! together.