For journalists, councils and partners
For the press: facts and logo files
What Hampshire Events is, the facts that are true today, the approved logo files and who to write to.
In a paragraph, to use as it is
Hampshire Events (hampshire.events) is the county’s guide to business events: breakfasts, talks, walks, conferences, expos and awards from every organiser in Hampshire, in one place. Every listing says who the event is for, in one honest line, and when it was last checked.
The facts
Only what is true today. We add figures when they are measured, not before.
- Name
- Hampshire Events. The web address is hampshire.events, in lower case.
- What it is
- A guide to business events across Hampshire, town by town, for the people who go to them.
- Who runs it
- Hampshire Events. It is independent of the organisers it lists and is not a network or a club.
- How listings are checked
- Every week, a person checks each listing’s date, time, venue and booking link, and the listing shows the date it was checked.
- Membership
- None. Anyone can use the guide, and every organiser is listed on the same terms.
- Money
- Nobody pays for a listing, a place on a page or a pick. The editorial standards say how picks are chosen.
- Where to follow it
- The Monday roundup of the week ahead, on LinkedIn and Facebook.
Logo files
The approved Meeting point mark and lockup, as PNG with a clear background and as SVG for print.
The whole logo kit
Every lockup and mark below in colour, white and black, PNG and SVG, in one download.
The mark on its own
For small spaces and profile pictures, where the name is already beside it.
Using it
- Leave clear space round it of one and a half times the dot, on every side.
- Keep it in emerald and lime, forest or white. No other colours, outlines or effects.
- Never stretch, rotate, crop or redraw it, or set the name in another typeface.
Writing a piece?
[email protected]Put Press in the subject, and say what you are writing and when it is due, so we can say whether we can help in time.
Linking to us? Link to the town or kind of event you are writing about, so your readers land on what is on there.