9 February 2026
What a start to the year. In the first six weeks of 2026 we've put five new client websites live on LOOP.
They're a nicely varied bunch, from the Black Country to London, and it shows how flexible the platform is. Here's what went live:
- Black Country Living Museum, a new digital home for the open-air museum
- Bure Valley Railway, the first site to use our new Transport Timetable
- Gripped, London's aerial adventure park
- Jeff Wayne's The War of The Worlds, the immersive show
- Robin Hill, 88 acres of adventure, with the new Robin's Nest indoor play
Bure Valley was a good one to debut the timetable with. When you run a heritage railway, getting departure information right matters. Their marketing consultant told us the whole experience had been "smooth and well-organised from start to finish".
The Transport Timetable is now available to every LOOP client. The same mini-release also added new hero layouts (tints on images, transparent panels), themeable event panels and a few editor tweaks, and we've started a big piece of back-end work to help the platform scale. If you'd like a hand with any of it, book a call or email support.
Read the full story on the LOOP website
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