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Bell Ingram has stolen more headlines after revealing that the Sporting Lets division is one of the sponsors for the Gamekeepers Welfare Trust 2013/14 calendar.
This time the firm has grabbed national headlines in the Scottish Daily Mail with a teaser picture from the Gamekeepers, Girls and Gundogs calendar showing quite the transformation for the ghillies who perhaps don’t evoke images of a glamorous lifestyle.
The latest edition of the Gamekeepers Welfare Trust is now on sale and a proportion of the proceeds will be donated to Hounds for Heroes is aid of Ex-servicemen and women.
With the previous edition almost selling out and raising £20,000 it is hoped the latest offering will match if not beat this success.
The coverage appeared in the Scottish Daily Mail and was secured on behalf of Bell Ingram thanks to an ongoing PR campaign with Holyrood PR.
Bell Ingram Paints PR in Scotland
Bell Ingram Sporting Lets grabbed some headlines in The Courier today with news of an exclusive competition to be launched at Scone Palace for Scotland’s biggest game fair.
The competition will showcase the artistic talents of gamekeeper John Cruikshanks who has painted a one off piece for the 24th Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust Scottish Game Fair at Scone Palace.
John splits his time between his passion for oil painting and running a professional shoot on Scone Palace Estate and it is hoped that the 35,000 will be impressed by his latest offering and enter the competition.
John said: “I was approached about using one of my paintings for a competition which I thought was a fantastic idea so I decided to create a piece exclusively for Bell Ingram Sporting Lets which I hope will find a happy home.”
The full coverage was received in The Courier and was achieved on behalf of Bell Ingram thanks to an ongoing PR campaign with Holyrood PR.
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