Echosix director Jonathan Lee is running a practical, two-day residential writing course on April 28-29, 2012.

The course – held on a glorious country estate in Devon – will equip budding writers with the skills to build a sustainable career in journalism and copywriting.

More details on Jonathan's journalism site: www.jonathanmlee.net

Echosix director Kieran Wyatt is currently working with UNISON, the UK's largest public service union, on the build of their forthcoming new website.

Kieran is working as a content consultant, managing the editing and writing of copy and advising on tone-of-voice and content strategy matters. The new website replaces the current 10-year-old site and is due to launch in Q3 2012. Visit UNISON.

Echosix director Jonathan Lee continues his pasta-powered march across Italy with another Wallpaper* City Guide, published this summer.

Jonathan donned a pair of Michael Caine shades for his sojourn in Turin, famous for sweeping baroque squares and its role in 1960s seminal crime caper, The Italian Job. Place your orders here.

Jason Wilburn, Echosix's head of digital and project management, has gone back to school.

Since the spring, Jason has been studying for a Masters in Business Administration at Cranfield School of Management. Fortunately he's opted for the executive 'two days a week over two years' study option, which still gives Echosix clients three whole days a week of Jason genius.

Echosix director Jonathan Lee has been putting his journalist nous and trusty shorthand to the test for Dartington Hall Trust, the pioneering arts, social justice and sustainability hub.

Dartington wanted to convey its key achievements over 2010 in a powerful, people-based document and commissioned Jonathan to interview a dozen people to tell their story. Find out about wilderness therapy, prison opera, Peruvian schooling and more here.

Echosix director Kieran Wyatt has just ended a consultancy stint at BBC Mobile, advising on editorial strategy and managing a number of top-secret projects.

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

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