We have some very exciting news to start off the New Year: we're delighted to announce that we've been appointed to UKTV's agency roster for creative communications after initially meeting with UKTV in December through Oystercatchers. UKTV reaches over 42 million viewers per month through a portfolio of ten distinctive TV channels including Dave, Watch, Alibi, Gold, Good Food and Yesterday. 

Our MD Neil Christie says, "We're delighted to be working with the team at UKTV. We spent all of Christmas watching telly in preparation." 

Simon Michaelides, Marketing Director at UKTV says, “I'm very excited to be adding W+K to our roster of agencies. With such an outstanding creative record, they're ideally placed to help unlock the full potential of our key brands and shows, and maintain UKTV's consistent track record of growth in an increasingly competitive environment."

We're looking forward to rolling up our sleeves and getting started on some work with our newest creative partners, whose industry has such close ties to our own.

We'll be in front of the magic box if you need us – all in the name of a research, of course. 

We are delighted to announce that Wieden+Kennedy London has been appointed to UKTV's agency roster for creative communications. UKTV reaches over 42 million viewers per month through a portfolio of ten distinctive television channels including Dave, Watch, Alibi, Gold, Good Food and Yesterday. We're looking forward to working with UKTV, an imaginative creative partner whose industry is so close to our own. 

Neil Christie, Managing Director at W+K London says, “We're delighted to be working with the team at UKTV. We spent all of Christmas watching telly in preparation.”

Simon Michaelides, Marketing Director at UKTV says, “I'm very excited to be adding W+K to our roster of agencies. With such an outstanding creative record, they're ideally placed to help unlock the full potential of our key brands and shows, and maintain UKTV's consistent track record of growth in an increasingly competitive environment.”