The very nature of politics makes for a 24/7 PR minefield at the best of times. Throw in Brexit, the Coronavirus pandemic, the cost-of-living crisis, the war in Ukraine, and ‘partygate’, and it’s fair to say the Conservative party public relations team have had their work cut out. This post…

So let’s talk about digital PR. What do Ellen DeGeneres’ Oscar selfie, the Weetabix + Beanz tweet, and ‘the dress’ meme have in common? …

So how has the London Underground PR team used public relations over the years? First, a bit of history. The iconic London Underground is almost 160 years old and still chugging along strong, albeit with some bits that don’t work like they used to. The world’s first underground passenger railway…

If you’re thinking about a career change and you’re creative, a great communicator, detail focused, and you love writing, why not choose PR? It’s a great job and PR professionals are in demand. What’s more, the industry is set to experience continued growth over the coming years. …

Video may have killed the radio star, but nothing is knocking video off its perch anytime soon. The medium is more prominent than ever. For example, Facebook Watch receives 1.25 …

Ah, ASOS. With more than 850 brands under its belt, the clothing brand has risen to the top of the fast fashion food chain in recent years. There’s nothing quite like scrolling through its endless pages of cheap and cheerful oversized jumpers and figure-hugging dresses and throwing bargain items into…

Sir Paul McCartney is no stranger to the media. After all, the Liverpudlian born singer-songwriter is one quarter of (arguably) the biggest and most influential rock n’ roll bands of all time. But while the Beatles shot him to stardom and made him a household name, they split up over…

Whether you love it or hate it, Valentine’s Day has come round again. It’s that time of the year when supermarket shelves groan with heart-shaped chocolate boxes, restaurants and florists hike their prices, and jewellers extend their opening hours. But it’s not just high street retailers that benefit. Each year…

Where would we be without the Royal Mail? Providing a universal postal service to more than 29 million addresses since 1516, the iconic brand is as deeply ingrained in British culture as tea and scones. However, it’s been a tough few years for the group. Not only has is had…