Adding on the list of non profit organizations are ;Creative England which is promising to offer help and support for individuals, small scale and large scale business in the creative field across England. Their services are versatile, including mentoring, delivering and also funding the people who are in need. They also have a newspaper named Creative England Stories, using which they are hoping to showcase the experience and talents of their clients to the world so as to inspire others around the country.

The directors of the organization suggest that they decided on printing the newspaper to feature the stories of individuals and firms who benefitted from their service, so that more people know about them and people in need can come to them. They also say that they would like it to see the piece as editorial and a story than just to boost sales. The newspaper is freely available at all creative venues and public places, throughout the year. You also find those stories online at the same time, follow them in twitter.

Creative England are also o the opinion that the creative heads from England including innovators and originators are the biggest contributors to Britain’s economy and they believe that it’s their responsibility to ensure that all creative industries including the digital ones continue to thrive and continues contributing to the economy. They also hope to be a hub or common place where all sorts of people can meet to exchange ideas, information and thoughts so as to convert it into business deals.

The team at Creative England also points out that there is a lot undercapitalization and also unequal opportunities that exist which refrains them to reach their optimum potential, and so they are committed to bridge the gap. Creative London also supports and encourages talent outside London and helps in making creative key clusters which is likely to provide a conducive environment which supports and motivates culture as well as talent.

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St. James did not have a local newspaper for about a century. Things take a new turn, as The Correspondent has been assigned to revive the face and soul of St.James by The crown Estate. It is being hoped that it would give voice to the problems and struggles experienced by the local residents as well as the small scale retailers in and around the neighbourhood.

The Correspondent is well reputed tabloid which has been in the newspaper industry forever; it has dn&co as the designing and creative director. The agent o the Crown Estare explains how significant the stories of local residents, events and local news is and how often it gets lost in the big business of global news. The correspondent is widely distributed in shops and railway stations, at the same time you can follow the editors in twitter or definitely read online.

Widely accomplished, freelance designer and Washington ,DC based illustrator Matt Chase has put together an array of dynamic and impressive portfolios in a digital tabloid. He is a proud achiever of varied accomplishments ranging from the design of a guide to Copenhagen to putting forward a radical rebranding of the postal service of the United States. He has showcased important editorial and vivid illustrations to compliment it.

He says that he had started the publication as a method of self promotion a year ago including many things that he had made since 2009. His work is multi faceted and covers a whole lot of areas. He agrees it to be the primary reason for him to choose a multi page mailer, which would enable him to list all most of his projects when compared to a simpler medium. He is also extremely happy with the wide response that he received from across the art directors. He adds to say that most of them were happy to see a promotion done in an entirely unique and eye catching way. He describes it to be surprising, as he never imagined the receivers to be that happy.