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LONDON BRIDGE 2024
London Bridge, the journal of London’s Reserve Forces’ and Cadets’ Association is now out in print and online. London’s Reservists tell inspiring stories of adventures to Belize, Malta and Wales. Cadets travel the world - to Cyprus, India, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa. While at home they play a part in the historic coronation of King Charles II.
February 2024
ANDERSON LANDSCAPES
Anderson Landscapes was founded on the principle of quality delivery, with a friendly yet professional approach to landscaping and offering the very highest standards in their industry. Values Khemistry aims to reflect in the business of marketing communications.
April 2023
NEW AQUARETAIL WEBSITE
We’ve just completed a new website for AQUAretail, a merchandising recruitment expert who listens, understands and communicates clearly. Qualities that are true of their creative briefing too, which helped us produce a great-looking, easy to use website.
April 2022
LONDON BRIDGE 2022
The new edition of London Bridge, the journal of London’s Reserve Forces’ and Cadets’ Association is now out in print and online. From helping the battle against COVID, supporting stranded lorry drivers in Dover, to leading UN Missions and assisting with rescue missions in Kabul, London’s armed forces have been involved.
February 2022
tHE SILVER SPRITE IS A WINNER
Congratulations to The Silver Sprite for winning Professional Jeweller Collections of the Year 'Best Ethical Jewellery Collection’ 2021.
January 2022
THE SILVER SPRITE
Our client, The Silver Sprite, has added the stunning new Raw Talent collection of semi-precious stones captured “in the rough,” to their beautiful range of jewellery on their stunning online emporium - built by Khemistry, of course.
February 2021
LONDON BRiDGE
Hot off the press and on the web, the new edition of London Bridge, the magazine of The Reserve Forces’ and Cadets’ Association for Greater London. It tells stories of the selfless support provided by the capital’s Reservists and Cadets to communities across London during the pandemic.
February 2021