PR, Content and Communications Strategy for organisations that want to make an impact
PR, Content and Communications Strategy for organisations that want to make an impact
Artificial intelligence is increasingly being used in heritage projects – from image reconstruction and immersive interpretation to automated archiving and digital engagement. For organisations working with sensitive histories, the challenge is not whether to use AI, but how to do so responsibly. Heritage deals with memory, trauma, identity and trust. Used badly, AI risks oversimplifying […]
Sheffield will unite this December for a major three-day programme marking the 85th anniversary of the Sheffield Blitz. Three days of events will combine remembrance, newly uncovered personal testimonies, and innovative digital interpretation to remember one of the darkest moments in the city’s history. The commemorations, taking place between 12th and 14th December, form the […]
An iconic ’60s venue is back in the spotlight. I was proud to help shape the successful bid that has secured a £114,300 grant from The National Lottery Heritage Fund to celebrate the King Mojo’s 60th anniversary. The new two-and-a-half-year project – Mojo Rising – Celebrating 60 Years of Music and Community – will bring […]
A brilliant story is wasted if it doesn’t reach the people who care about it most. As a heritage communications consultant, I see this every day. You can have the richest history, the most compelling archive, and the most passionate team — but if your message isn’t tailored to your audience, it simply won’t land. […]
It’s impossible to escape the noise around AI right now. In PR and comms, the conversation seems to swing wildly between two extremes: those who are terrified it’s coming for their jobs, and those who have thrown the keys to the bots, hoping they’ll do the heavy lifting. Both camps are getting it wrong. I […]
This week marks a major milestone for North East Derbyshire’s heritage — as 13th-century stained glass windows are carefully reinstalled at St John’s Parish Church, Dronfield, following a meticulous conservation project. As part of my work supporting heritage communications, I was honoured to help bring this story to the wider public — working closely with […]
Awards can be a doubled-edge sword – they can take hours of time to put together and seemingly deliver nothing if you don’t win. But many people forget simply being nominated for an award is enough to generate huge amounts of positive PR and profile if it’s presented in the correct way. In fact the […]
