Our Work
Discover how Hello Lamp Post is helping both public and private sector organisations connect with people in more efficient ways. Our case studies showcase real-world examples of how we’ve improved public engagement, enhanced services and provided valuable insights.
Explore the impact we've made and see how our solutions can support your audience and organisation.

Our Case Studies

Surrey County Council
Self Help Tips and Wellbeing Support
First Steps to Support is a new Digital Assistant offering assistance to those managing life’s stresses and seeking to improve their mental well-being, whether for themselves, their friends, or family.
United Kingdom
Virtual Assistant
Health & Wellbeing

Dundee City Council
Driving Community Climate Action
We’re inviting residents to engage in discussions about sustainability initiatives across Dundee, share their feedback on environmental issues and learn how they can contribute to mitigating climate change.
Scotland
Virtual Assistant
Public Engagement

Central Bedfordshire Council
Nature-Based Trails
We’ve partnered with Central Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire County Councils to offer an exciting educational walk that families and adults alike can explore and enjoy.
United Kingdom
Virtual Assistant
Conservation
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Olympia
Revolutionising Multi-Use Destinations
We’re keeping visitors updated on all the exciting happenings at Olympia. With “Hello Olympia,” visitors can easily access information about Olympia’s transformation plans, events, office leasing and more.
United Kingdom
Virtual Assistant
Tourism

Sydney Harbour Federation Trust
Interactive Heritage and Cultural Sites
We’ve partnered with the Sydney Harbour Federation Trust to deepen visitors' engagement with their captivating heritage sites.
Australia
Virtual Assistant
Heritage
Conservation
Surveys

Quayside Shopping Centre
Improving Shopping Experiences
After a successful project at MediaCityUK, the Peel Group asked us to start a new initiative at Quayside Shopping Centre, Salford Quays.
United Kingdom
Virtual Assistant
Public Engagement

London Legacy Development Corporation
Improving Visitor Experiences at the Olympic Park
The London Legacy Development Corporation (LLDC) at Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, spanning over 500 acres, had been evolving since the 2012 Olympics.
United Kingdom
Virtual Assistant
Surveys
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