Need a rundown of the best events going on in London this week? BBC London knew who to call.

Echosix director Kieran Wyatt was invited onto the Lesley Joseph show (Sundays, 9am-12noon, 94.9FM) to chat about The Doors, unusual food events, performances in Victorian train tunnels and assorted strange happenings in the capital.

The producers were so impressed with Kieran's delivery that they've since invited him back for further guest appearances.

Listen to Kieran on the show here and visit BBC London

Echosix director Kieran Wyatt is coming to the end of a consultancy stint at BBC Mobile, advising on editorial strategy and managing a number of top-secret projects.

He's providing editorial leadership across their mobile platforms division, working out ways to increase reach and quality. Visit BBC Mobile.

A ticket to one of the most idyllic corners of the Mediterranean? We didn’t need asking twice.

We’ve been commissioned by leading London-based architect Georges Andraos to help promote Cap St Georges, his high-end villa club in Western Cyprus. The project involves spending time on the island and helping revamp all marketing materials including brochure and website. Life truly is tough…

Thomas Heath – our training specialist – has devised a new course that tackles everything you need to know about effective written communications in five steps: outcome, audience, concept, structure and language.

He put it to the test with four days of pilot workshops for technical proposal writers at Aviva. And they loved it: feedback forms with ticks in all the right places and sincere use of the word 'inspirational'.

Echosix anchorman and actor Simon Morgan has been been filming scenes 50ft under the river Thames (in the Greenwich foot tunnel so he didn't get wet) for a forthcoming new thriller. He's starring alongside actor Jimmy Jean Louise, of hit TV's Heroes fame.

He's also been working as a corporate interviewer for award-winning internet TV company Multichannel TV.

The Wallpaper* City Guide to Florence – written by Echosix director Jonathan Lee – is out now in all proper bookshops.

The publication is the second Wallpaper* work from the Echosix stable following the hit title, City Guide to Bologna. More on our previous Wallpaper* projects.

Echosix director Jonathan Lee was sent to investigate some ghoulish goings-on on Dartmoor in Devon.

The result? A spiffing Hound of the Baskerville-inspired feature for The Guardian, published in its Halloween 2009 issue. Read the article.