19th August, 2015 by Richard Clein
Liverpool PR company Boxed Off Communications has secured press coverage for a North West sports psychologist who has seen immediate success with his methods.
Brian McCready has been hailed as one of the main reasons why Workington Town’s season has turned around, with the rugby club’s threat of relegation now lifted.
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12th August, 2015 by Richard Clein
Europe’s largest inflatable slide, which comes to Liverpool, Newcastle and Windsor as part of a new UK experience, has been unveiled as part of a successful Liverpool media event for Gung-Ho!, hosted by PR agency Boxed Off.
Gung-Ho! is the idea of CBeebies presenter Alex Winters who was the first to try out the huge 53m long slide called ‘The Thriller’ – which is higher than three London buses.
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10th August, 2015 by Richard Clein
Land’s End, another Boxed Off client, has enjoyed a significant increase in visitor numbers for 2015, up by 12% so far with revenues also up by almost 20% from last year.
This follows a considerable investment in new attractions at the heritage site, in particular the Shaun the Sheep Experience and 4D film The Lost World.
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4th August, 2015 by Richard Clein
Boxed Off is going Gung-Ho! to celebrate the agency’s second birthday.
Gung-Ho! is putting on three 5k races across the UK featuring a number of huge obstacles including Europe’s largest inflatable slide.
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20th July, 2015 by Richard Clein
Snowdon Mountain Railway is flying the flag for Wales in this year’s British Travel Awards (BTA) after being named as a finalist in the UK Heritage Attraction category.
The British Travel Awards are the largest consumer voted programme in the UK with more than 1.25 million votes cast last year to determine the winners.
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14th July, 2015 by Richard Clein
Gung-Ho!, which is bringing Europe’s largest inflatable slide to Newcastle in September, as part of a unique 5k race, is joining with charity Smile For Life to help raise funds for disadvantaged and disabled children in the North East.
The Gosforth-based charity which was formed in 2007, has been chosen by organisers of the race, which is a first for Newcastle and features ten huge inflatable obstacles which participants have to navigate their way through.
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