I went to see Neil Young play the Manchester Apollo yesterday and rumour has it this year may be his last ever visit to the UK. The gig’s first half was a solo acoustic trip, where Young dithered around the stage, often appearing lost, before selecting which instrument to play his next song. I suspect this was an act, as after a short interval he returned with his band Crazy Horse and rocked with more energy than most bands half his age.

It was an amazing gig but with such a huge body of work, it was inevitable not all of his hits would get an airing. The night’s only let down was a 20 minute guitar solo, that could have been used to squeeze in the four or five classic songs I wish he’d played.

Gooii recently designed the new logo for S.A.L.V.E. International, a new charity providing Ugandan ‘street children and orphans’ with “Support, Love and an Education”.

Here’s what they had to say about working with us:

“Can I just say thank you so so much from the bottom of my heart. Your logos were both truly excellent, definitely a lot better than anything we had been thinking of… It’s so lovely, I just can’t wait until we make T-shirts with it on to help advertise the charity and for the kids to wear!”

Nicola Sansom – Charity Founder

To find out more about S.A.L.V.E. please visit their website:

www.salveinternational.org

The Historical Association is the national voice for history and Gooii were the preferred design company to take their site forward, giving their existing site a complete overhaul with a new design and Content Management System. The redesign and programming are well underway and the new site is due to go live very soon.

Gooii are very proud to have been the successful candidate tendering for the ‘Who do we think we are?’ website, for the Royal Geographical Society with IBG and the Historical Association. The project will include full design of the new site as well as programming of the Content Management System, enabling the client to update the site themselves.