• New websites and content

  4th Aug 2010

  We have been developing several new websites and published a book:

  • Transport for Quality of Life - a content management system
  • ARTists Pembrokeshire - a content management system with 111 logins for members' sub-sections and galleries.
  • The Earthscan Expert Guide to Retrofitting Homes for Efficiency by David Thorpe

  Two more sites will be launched shortly. We also continue to develop existing sites for clients, such as

  • The Cambrian Lines
  • Annie Phillips, batik artist
    

• Arrest Blair website launched!

  25th Jan 2010

  Cyberium has launched a new website – arrestblair.org - to reward people who attempt to arrest the former prime minister for his crimes in Iraq. It's only been up a few minutes and donations are already pouring in.

  George Monbiot has written the text - and it's his idea. Our part is to design and manage the site. More on the website and George's blog.

• Two new ethical websites!

  23rd Dec 2009

  We've launched two new websites:

  • an online shop for ethical organic fabric trader Organic Cotton that should really boost their business and
  • a Content Management System for heritage and environment interpretation business Creu-ad.

  We have a full slate for early spring, including an online shop for the Greener Home Store, a revamped site for the NGO Transport for Quality of Life, a site for artists in south Wales, a Welsh guesthouse and another online store for an existing client, Timberkits.

• Forwarding sustainable development

  7th May 2009

  We continue to support sustainable development. David Thorpe is currently writing a guide to eco-refurbishment of homes for Earthscan.

  His Wales for Africa case studies are published each month in Cynnal Cymru's newsletter. The latest edition of Energy and Environmental Management magazine is now out (subscribe for free at that link).

  Chris and David help manage their local community therapeutic gardens in Borth and Machynlleth, and Martin steers the Zero Carbon Britain policy developments for the Centre for Alternative Technology to which David is also one small contributor amongst many. 

  If we can help you develop and communicate your sustainable development initiatives, do get in touch with us.

• New clients, staff

  7th May 2009

  We've launched several new sites recently, and taken on a new designer, Chris Petts, who used to design for Sony, amongst others, and Martin Kemp, who specialises in search engine optimisation, php, and Google Analytics. Welcome aboard, Chris and Martin! 

Tystebau

Cyberium have been consistently patient and supportive, including during training sessions for our staff and volunteers.

Andy Rowland, Manager, Ecodyfi