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
One of the most successful heritage projects isn’t measured by attendance alone – it’s measured by the extent to which communities become part of the story. That was exactly the case as around 20 former King Mojo club-goers gathered at Weston Park Museum to help create a community mural celebrating one of Sheffield’s most influential […]
A few days ago, I travelled to Manchester for the Prolific North Creative Awards, not really knowing what to expect. Just being shortlisted felt like a huge achievement. To be recognised alongside campaigns involving brands such as Greggs, Adidas, Pepsi, Asda and Auto Trader was something I never imagined when I relaunched Neil Anderson Media […]
Neil Anderson Media is celebrating another major heritage funding success after helping Synth City secure £146,500 from The National Lottery Heritage Fund for an ambitious new project celebrating Sheffield’s legendary Limit nightclub. The two-and-a-half-year project will preserve the story of one of Britain’s most influential alternative music venues through a major programme of heritage activities […]
Some PR projects last a few weeks. The best relationships last decades. Last Sunday, hundreds of people gathered at Nonnas on Ecclesall Road to celebrate one of Sheffield’s most successful independent hospitality businesses reaching its 30th anniversary. For Neil Anderson, it was much more than another client event. Thirty years earlier, one of his earliest […]
I’m delighted to be joining Andy Tattersall on Saturday, 4th July for a live recording of his Ramble Rave podcast at Crossed Wires. Now recognised as one of the world’s leading podcast festivals, Crossed Wires has quickly become a major celebration of podcasting, broadcasting and live storytelling, attracting audiences from across the UK. Our discussion […]
One of the challenges facing many heritage projects is ensuring that local communities feel genuine ownership of the stories being told. The best projects don’t simply present history. They invite people to shape it. That’s the approach being taken through ‘Mojo Rising – Celebrating 60 Years of Music and Community’, a National Lottery Heritage Fund-supported […]
George Stephenson Day 2026 proved that heritage remains one of the most powerful ways to bring communities together. Held at Holy Trinity Church in Chesterfield, the event attracted scores of visitors from across the region who came to learn more about the life and legacy of George Stephenson, the “Father of Railways”, at his final […]
Less than a year after relaunching, Neil Anderson Media has been shortlisted in two categories at the Prolific North Creative Awards 2026 for its work on the Sheffield Blitz 85th campaign.
The project has been recognised in the Master of Narrative and Creative for Good categories alongside campaigns involving major brands including Greggs, Adidas, Pepsi and Asda.
Plans to uncover and preserve the hidden wartime history of Bevin Court in Woodhouse were officially unveiled during a special community launch event recently. The project follows a £129,454 grant award from The National Lottery Heritage Fund and will explore the site’s little-known links to the Bevin Boys – young men conscripted to work in […]
There is a persistent myth within the heritage sector that good projects naturally attract attention. They don’t. Over the last few years I’ve worked on a growing number of National Lottery Heritage Fund-supported initiatives across South Yorkshire, Derbyshire and beyond. Some have involved nationally significant stories. Others have focused on deeply local histories at risk […]
