While the PR and comms industry is working hard to better support the mental health of practitioners, we can probably all do with more of a boost. Here are some extra ideas for maintaining your ...

While the term ‘Blue Monday’ has no real basis in fact, you might be feeling extra blue today. It’s January, we’re in year three of a global pandemic and PR just happens to be an ...

This is a guest post from Miriam Chumbley, account executive at Red Setter. When I first joined Red Setter this past summer, I knew that an internship was the perfect way to kick-start my career ...

This is a guest post from award-winning parenting blogger Jo Middleton, Slummy Single Mummy. As a financial organisation, you want to get your brand in front of as many people as possible, so you go ...

The UK’s cap on energy prices limits how much firms can charge consumers, which means that wholesale energy cost surges have so far mostly fallen on suppliers. The GB-wide price cap was raised in October. ...

Imbalances in the boardroom continues to be a major issue in the public relations industry, according to the results from the Global Women in PR’s 2021 Annual Index, produced in partnership with Opinium.    The Index ...

2021 was a busy year for health policy, starting with the country in lockdown because the alpha variant was causing a massive wave of COVID-19 cases across the country. At this time, the NHS was ...

Upskilling and investing in yourself is always worthwhile, and what better time to get started than the beginning of a new year? Our PR and comms community shared plenty of know-how and experience throughout 2021 ...

Ahead of tomorrow’s Ethnicity Pay Gap Day in the UK, the PRCA’s Race and Ethnicity Equity Board (REEB) is calling for full transparency from the PR and comms industry on its ethnicity pay gap. Open ...

To ready the public relations industry for the big issues ahead, Stephen Waddington has published the Wadds Inc. Almanac: Challenges and opportunities for public relations 2022. The eight short essays, with links to further reading ...

And we thought 2020 in comms, marketing and PR was difficult – 2021 brought yet more challenges, forcing everyone to adapt to the constantly changing environment we found ourselves in. In this part of our ...

2022 has certainly been… a year. At the start, hopes were high for an easing of the setbacks caused by the pandemic and that the lessons we’d all learned would help us evolve our purpose ...

This is a guest post by Life Size‘s PR Intern Martha Lane. If you’re running an international communications campaign, adapting your approach towards each individual audience is essential. However, this means much more than simply ...

This is a guest post from Alex Blyth, managing partner of design agency PR specialist Red Setter. ‘Hire people smarter than you,’ is a truism of business management. Variously ascribed to everyone from Steve Jobs ...

You might think that this year wasn’t much to write home about, all things considered, but the UK blogging scene kept busy sharing the best of their niches and sparking inspiration among their readerships through ...

This is a guest post by Louise Flintoft, associate director at Onyx Health. The UK’s public health is in a precarious position. We’ve all seen in the news that the Omicron COVID-19 variant has been ...

After much anticipation, the Government quietly published its adult social care proposals last week. The Putting the Heart into Care White Paper included headline announcements such as £300m to develop the housing for the elderly ...

Elliot Ross, Email Evangelist, Taxi for Email (a SparkPost company), discusses the foundation of a successful email campaign, and it all starts with your messaging. How’s your inbox looking? If you are anything like me ...

‘How do you introduce yourself? Listing jobs and experiences, what that does is put a mask up over who I am as a person’ – for our latest accessmatters session, The Unmistakables’ Asad Dhunna talked ...

The Public Relations and Communications Association (PRCA) has relaunched its Business Development (BD) Group with co-chairs Rebecca Wagstaffe of 3 Monkeys Zeno and Anouska Leon of Richmond & Towers. The relaunched group will aim to help PRCA members with business ...