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PULL_REQUEST_TEMPLATE

@@ -7,7 +7,7 @@ Have you (please tick each box to show completion):
  - [ ] Added your blog post to a single category?
  - [ ] Added a brief summary for your post? Summaries should be roughly two sentences in length and give potential readers a good idea of the contents of your post.
  - [ ] Checked that the build passes?
- - [ ] Checked your spelling (you can use `npm spellcheck` if that's your thing)
+ - [ ] Checked your spelling (you can use `npm install` followed by `npx mdspell "**/{FILE_NAME}.md" --en-gb -a -n -x -t` if that's your thing)
  - [ ] Ensured that your author profile contains a profile image, and a brief description of yourself? (make it more interesting than just your job title!)
  - [ ] Optimised any images in your post? They should be less than 100KBytes as a general guide.
 

_data/authors.yml

@@ -13,6 +13,7 @@ active-authors:
   - asegrove
   - ashing
   - awhitmell
+  - bheyman
   - bpritchard
   - bwallis
   - ceberhardt
@@ -24,6 +25,7 @@ active-authors:
   - cprice
   - csalt
   - cstephen
+  - cwilton
   - dgrew
   - dhinrichs
   - dhope
@@ -50,10 +52,12 @@ active-authors:
   - hbedford
   - hbellamy
   - hlogan
+  - hsauve
   - hubinf
   - jarnstein
   - jbeckles
   - jbickleywallace
+  - jcwright
   - jdunleavy
   - jgrant
   - jharris
@@ -112,6 +116,7 @@ active-authors:
   - rgriffiths
   - rlewis
   - rpilling
+  - rstrange
   - rwilliams
   - rwillis
   - sbaker
@@ -234,6 +239,10 @@ authors:
     name: "Bogdan Dimitrov"
     author-summary: "<p>I am a Software Developer at Scott Logic working with .NET and HTML5 web technologies.</p>"
     picture: picture.jpg
+  bheyman:
+    name: "Ben Heyman"
+    author-summary: "Software Developer based out of Bristol, having a go at some writing."
+    picture: profilepic1.jpg
   bjedrzejewski:
     name: "Bartosz Jedrzejewski"
     author-summary: '<p>I am a Technical Principal at Scott Logic specialising in microservices and cloud architectures. I am a passionate advocate of the DevOps culture. I also write on <a href="https://www.e4developer.com">e4developer.com</a></p>'
@@ -308,6 +317,10 @@ authors:
     twitter-url: "https://twitter.com/cjsmithie"
     twitter-handle: cjsmithie
     picture: picture.jpg
+  cwilton:
+    name: "Chris Wilton-Magras"
+    author-summary: "<p>Opinionated lead developer, munro bagger, beer brewer, cat lover, occasional fool.</p>"
+    picture: me.jpg
   dcook:
     feed-description: "Dan Cook's thoughts on all things Big Data."
     google-plus-url: "https://plus.google.com/102307699647083644941"
@@ -447,6 +460,11 @@ authors:
     twitter-url: "https://twitter.com/HannahPretswell"
     twitter-handle: HannahPretswell
     picture: picture.jpg
+  hsauve:
+    author-summary: "I'm an Associate Developer at Scott Logic based in the Bristol office. My background is in Languages and Marketing."
+    feed-description: 
+    name: "Hélène Sauvé"
+    picture: helene-sauve-picture.jpg
   ilapworth:
     name: "Isaac Lapworth"
     author-summary: "2018 Newcastle intern"
@@ -476,6 +494,10 @@ authors:
     picture: picture.jpg
   jcardy:
     name: "Jonathan Cardy"
+  jcwright:
+    name: "Jay Wright"
+    author-summary: "<p>I'm a developer at Scott Logic, based in Newcastle. My primary interest is in backend development, primarily in Java, and cloud technologies. I also have experience building web applications in React.<p>\n<p>Away from work I'm a keen petrol head and avid Formula One fan. I support McLaren, in case you were wondering.</p>"
+    picture: picture.jpg
   jdunkerley:
     author-summary: "<p>I am a Technical Architect at Scott Logic, based in London. I have many years of using C# within financial services. My current interests are in data analytics and visualisation, particularly using Tableau and Alteryx. I also  enjoying learning about new big data technologies and machine learning.</p>"
     name: "James Dunkerley"
@@ -1471,3 +1493,7 @@ authors:
     email: [email protected]
     author-summary: "Originally from a humanities and languages background, I'm now a Senior Developer at Scott Logic based in the Newcastle office, with an interest in a bit of everything tech-wise. Outside of that I like going to other countries trying to eat all of their food."
     picture: jisted.png
+  rstrange:
+    name: "Richard Strange"
+    author-summary: "I'm a Lead Developer at Scott Logic working in the Bristol office."
+    picture: picture.jpg

_posts/2018-03-05-guide-don-t-let-testing-be-a-bottleneck.md

@@ -17,9 +17,6 @@ summary: Testing can become a bottleneck within an agile delivery pipeline, resu
   quality.
 author: lpisani
 image: lpisani/assets/agile.png
-cta:
-  link: https://www.scottlogic.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/Dont-let-test-be-a-bottleneck_Scott_Logic.pdf
-  text: Download the guide now
 layout: default_post
 ---
 

_posts/2019-11-15-has-your-project-hit-the-buffers.md

@@ -6,16 +6,17 @@ categories:
 - Delivery
 tags:
 - project
-- recovery,
-- delivery,
+- recovery
+- ''
+- delivery
 - rescue
-author: mphillips
-layout: default_post
 summary: When a project goes off the rails, the question becomes how to get delivery
   back on track, or even whether to cancel the project entirely. Here at Scott Logic,
   we have many years of experience helping businesses to recover projects and I wanted
   to share some insights from that experience.
+author: mphillips
 image: mphillips/assets/Project-Rescue-image.jpg
+layout: default_post
 ---
 
 ## An independent review might help get it back on track
@@ -44,7 +45,7 @@ Diagnosis often means digging deep to get to the root causes. The skill is combi
 
 ## (Re-)Focus on business value
 
-The business value that was the original objective of the project can often be overshadowed and obscured as the focus shifts to the complexities of delivery. When building a recovery plan, it’s critical to focus again on delivering real business value, not simply the perceived solution. By applying this perspective and a degree of rigour, the areas of highest priority will become clear – along with what can be left out. [Evidence-Based Management](https://www.scottlogic.com/what-we-do/agile-and-devops/) (EBM) is one way to remove some of the emotion from these decisions and help ensure this focus on value.
+The business value that was the original objective of the project can often be overshadowed and obscured as the focus shifts to the complexities of delivery. When building a recovery plan, it’s critical to focus again on delivering real business value, not simply the perceived solution. By applying this perspective and a degree of rigour, the areas of highest priority will become clear – along with what can be left out. Evidence-Based Management(EBM) is one way to remove some of the emotion from these decisions and help ensure this focus on value.
 
 ## How Scott Logic can help