Sometimes you release a survey that just flies and flies – and our latest story that is still rolling all around the world is ‘stylish celebrity tots’. A survey conducted by Woolworths.co.uk revealed that Suri Cruise and Lourdes Leon top a list of stylish celebrity progeny. Gwen Stefani and Victoria Beckham were top of the grown-ups and Madonna lagged behind, in 9th place. Already, we’ve had 12 pieces of global online editorial, six pieces of national online and one national print piece – plus blogs and regional pick-up.

The last time their mums were in the Westfield together, it was for the Samsung Pink Ribbon high tea in October 2009. Fast forward a year and three months and here are Helen Farrier and Miki Haines-Sanger’s mini people – Mia Magnolia Holt and Oliver Farrier-Rampton!

Mia Magnolia was definitely taken by Oliver’s charm and good looks. The pair of them set off on a buggy date to Bebe Bisou where they were rather amazed by a soft toy hammer with ‘crash bang’ sound effects. Oliver seemed delighted by the sounds, Mia was mildly concerned and very glad to have a gentleman to protect her, even if he is still just six months old!

Here you can see the babies having a good old chubby cheeked chin wag.

Armed with mugs of cocoa, the Golden Geese joined 8.8 million Brits to watch Dancing On Ice this weekend.

What manner of fun and frolics were in store for week three?

We waited expectantly as Holly and Phil floated on screen to introduce the remaining celebrities.

Huge whoops rippled through London as we spotted Robinson Pelham earrings dangling from Holly’s ears! She donned gold dragonfly earrings from the boutique London jewellers (and GGPR client!) as well as a solid gold bangle and Botswana agate cocktail ring which glistened on her left hand.

We think she looked simply gorgeous!

Golden Goose PR is very very pleased with our shiny new stationery and we have the creative geniuses at BLAST to thank for it!

We met up with Giff and Tori who completely understood our need to create some new company stationery and business cards that fitted in with our story telling theme.

Blast came up with the brilliant idea of producing mini story books, featuring short tales about some of our top brand campaigns.

Here’s what they made for us…look out for the Fee Fi Fo note paper and the Happily Ever After comp slips which put as smile on all of our faces.

It’s not every day that you get to set a Guinness World Record, but this December, it’s exactly what we’ve done!

Golden Goose PR client Woolworths.co.uk created the enormous parcel and filled it with the top toys for Christmas 2010. And the very last toy to be unwrapped was…JEDWARD! Dressed as Buzz Lightyear!

Yes, the crazy pop twins catapulted to fame through X Factor were the celebrity surprise hidden within the very last layer of the parcel.

Jedward – otherwise known as John and Edward Grimes – were a pleasure to work with and behind the scenes we really couldn’t stop them from eating their weight in Woolies’ pic n’ mix. Fans take note – Cola Bottles are their favourite!

We’d like to thank Jedward, the hilarious Woolies snowmen, Stan and Ollie and all ten towns that we stopped at for taking part and for being great sports.

One week in to our road trip and the country has come to a standstill with blankets of snow! But that isn’t stopping our Woolies’ road trip team, who are touring the country with the largest ever pass the parcel!

Freezing conditions have been doing their best to hamper our journey, but we’ve made it to our first four destinations – Liverpool, Aberaeron in Wales, Dudley and Littlehampton, bringing presents, pic n’ mix and festive cheer to so many families. The bitter weather has meant that we have had to divert our journey from Ashford to Buckinghamshire today. Because we hadn’t planned to stop in Buckhinghamshire, we literally spotted and surprised a local family whilst passing through their town and parked up by their house to let their little girl, Abi, be the fifth person to tear one giant layer off our record breaking parcel. The surprise was a really wonderful moment; this sort of thing is what the magic of Woolies is all about.

Stan and Ollie, Woolies’ playful snowmen, were delighted to give Abi such a happy Christmas surprise.

We’re continuing our drive further north tonight, heading to Leeds, weather permitting!

This week Golden Goose PR supported client Access Self Storage at its biggest networking event to date, the Access Twickenham Business Expo. Apprentice star Claire Young (also known by her nickname ‘The Roitweiler’) joined series 5 contestant Kimberley Davis and former England rugby player Gareth Chilcott to offer her advice and expertise to around 300 representatives of local businesses in attendance. Our verdict? A fantastic way for growing businesses to showcase their services, swap advice and form strong relationships with potential customers and fellow entrepreneurs. All in addition to a great lunch and some very amusing behind the scenes tales from one of TV’s most popular TV programmes!

The Pyramids of Egypt have been voted the nations’ favourite landmark in a survey by Truprint.co.uk.

Truprint, the online digital photo printing service (and Golden Goose PR client), asked 1,000 Brits to pick their most-loved site. The Taj Mahal, Sydney Opera House, Great Wall Of China and Statue of Liberty were amongst those battling it out for the top spot.

The ancient tombs at Giza came out number one with 20% of the vote, closely followed by London’s Big Ben.

So why are the stony peaks more popular than our own chiming clock tower? The Pyramids are breath-taking at any angle, from sunrise to sunset. Just think how often a picture of the Eiffel Tower or the Leaning Tower of Pisa can look like a strange hat on the top of someone’s head? Even the an amateur photographer would find it hard to get a bad snap of the Egyptian World Wonder.

With the aid of a flock of Golden Geese, Samsung Electronics Europe has launched ‘Everyone Is Art’, the first giant collaborative artwork to be made and auctioned for breast cancer.

The piece is a recreation of the face of Botticelli’s Venus – featuring the faces of 1,096 men and women throughout Europe who are affected by breast cancer, or campaign for breast cancer awareness. 1,096 women are diagnosed with breast cancer in Europe each day.

Breast cancer charities face a constant battle to increase awareness and raise sufficient funding. Samsung has raised over $1.5 million for European breast cancer charities over the last 12 months, providing crucial support for breast cancer awareness, prevention and campaigning.