Even with years of experience in journalism or public relations, media training your executives or senior managers for media interviews can feel incredibly daunting.  You may know the media inside out, dealing with deadlines, handling tough...

The run-up to Christmas is one of the most important times of the year for charities. Seasonal campaigns and festive appeals often bring a surge in donations – but also increased competition for public attention. With so many good causes...

This is a period of potential political change across the UK. Having councillors who can speak well in public and manage the media is crucial to enhancing the reputation of your council. Councillors are expected to demonstrate not only sound...

It’s been a busy week for Housing and Communities. As this year’s Housing Community Summit 2025 comes to a close, one thing is clear: media interest in the politics of decent homes and housing shows no sign of slowing down. For organisations in...

In a deeply troubling move for local democracy, Nottinghamshire County Council—now led by the Reform UK party—has announced it will no longer communicate with the Nottingham Post, its online edition Nottinghamshire Live, or BBC-funded Local...

With major changes in the healthcare sector, many professionals are facing career transitions. Standing out in a competitive job market requires more than just experience—it demands executive presence, strong communication, and the ability to...

Advocating for Change As we saw yesterday in Westminster the National Housing Federation's campaign for a long-term plan for housing is going from strength to strength.  Housing professionals have a huge role to play in the future of housing....

The Assisted Dying Bill for Terminally Ill Adults is a topic that brings hospice spokespeople into the heart of sensitive, ethical debate, and legal complexity.  Given the emotional nature of assisted dying, the diverse opinions, and the...