Read on for more New Year’s Resolutions from PR and communications practitioners that might make your 2021 a little easier, too (featuring less phone time, more book time and new habits)…  For Part One, click ...

Losing weight, going to bed earlier, keeping active – traditional New Year’s Resolutions aren’t going to cut it for PR and communications in January 2021 as we get stuck into more working from home, uncertainty ...

PRCA’s Race and Ethnicity Equity Board (REEB) has appointed Emmanuel Ofosu-Appiah. Bringing experience from his time in corporate communications, including work with FTI Consulting, Kekst CNC and Mercer, Emmanuel campaigns for equal progress and pay ...

Industry bodies PRCA and CIPR have responded to Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s announcement of a third national lockdown across England with calls for further support for those working in PR and communications. ‘While those in ...

Getting back to work after a break is always difficult. Motivating yourself for January 2021 is going to be particularly challenging after what was such a busy and stress-filled 2020 for PR and communications. To ...

This year has been a tough one for public relations and communications professionals. Yet the sector has proved its worth many times over as a strategic management function, with advice and counsel, crisis management, effective ...

‘Trying to keep a travel-focused blog alive without being able to travel is a huge challenge,’ say Sion and Ben, who have been meeting the challenges of the pandemic with upbeat and interesting content over ...

This is a guest post from Niki Hunter Ekins, managing director at Splendid Communications. 2020 has been a year of extremes. The rise in mental health issues, food poverty, job losses and isolation at the ...

Helping to bring cheer – as well as 2020 essentials like hand sanitiser – during lockdown this year was The Lewis Foundation with their self-isolation packs for COVID-19 campaign. Highly recommended in the Best Cause-led ...

Lucky enough to have a festive break from work coming up? With the stresses and strains of working in PR and communications having taken an upturn this year, you deserve a break. If you’re going ...

With ethics shaping up to be an even more important consideration for the PR and communication industry in 2021, check out our interview with Ethical Hour’s Sian Conway. Winner in the Best Changemaker/Disruptor and Best ...

‘I wanted to fly a flag for communicators and recognise the amazing work they and we do each week, each month, and each year’ – Darren Caveney shares the catalyst for launching comms2point0 (highly recommended ...

How do you keep Scotland stunning when staycations and daytripping (and, therefore, littering) is on the rise? Zero Waste Scotland’s ‘Scotland is Stunning – Let’s Keep It That Way’ campaign to encourage protection of the ...

For the first time in its history, the PRCA has released details of its ethnicity and gender pay gaps. Based on a survey completed by its UK-based and full-time employees, the data reveals that half ...

Pearson has released its fifth edition of Exploring Public Relations and Management Communication. Aiming to bridge the gap between theory and practice, the book is edited by Ralph Tench and Stephen Waddington and features contributions ...

2020 has been an important year for everyone in the public relations and communications industry, in ways both good and not-so-good. The pandemic and the speed of social change has forced innovation forward and made ...

2020 was a memorable year in communications and public relations. More lessons were learned in a 12 month period that felt more like a decade for many of those at the coalface. PR and communications ...

This is a guest post by Frank Marr, co-founder of AM+A Marketing & Media Relations. This autumn AM+A Marketing and Media Relations conducted a survey targeting decision makers in the transport and tourism sector to ...

As we approach the latter stages of 2020, we look back at the best of this year’s UK blog rankings based on the number of unique visits. Just as everyone’s priorities have had to change ...

‘I remember proudly calling myself a comms chameleon and telling people how I can adapt my personality to make others feel comfortable. When I think about it now, I feel sad that I felt like ...