Neil Anderson Media

PR, Content and Communications Strategy for organisations that want to make an impact

Neil Anderson Media

PR, Content and Communications Strategy for organisations that want to make an impact

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Coal Dust & Community: Heritage PR that reunited a mining generation

Challenge Former miner Kev Kew set out to preserve the stories of Derbyshire’s pit communities in the book Coal Dust & Community he helped compile. The challenge wasn’t just publishing the book — it was ensuring the voices of miners were heard, celebrated, and valued by a wide audience before those memories faded. Approach As […]

Securing Heritage Funding for Sheffield’s Legendary King Mojo

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 […]

Telling Stories Is No Longer Enough – Why Your Comms Need to Prove Impact in 2025

For years, “storytelling” was the buzzword in PR and marketing. And with good reason: stories connect. They move people. They cut through noise. But in 2025, storytelling alone isn’t enough. If you’re a heritage group, a cultural project, a charity or a civic organisation, your communications aren’t just about awareness – they’re about accountability. Funders […]

Watch: Medieval Stained Glass Returns to St John’s, Dronfield – A Heritage Restoration in Motion

After months away in the hands of expert conservators, the breathtaking 13th-century stained glass windows of St John’s Church, Dronfield, have finally come home. Thanks to drone footage captured during their delicate reinstallation, you can now witness the extraordinary care, craft and community pride behind one of the region’s most significant heritage restorations. This was […]

Can lockdown become the story of your life?

The next few weeks (and likely months) are going to be incredibly tough. So why not tackle the thing you’ve always wanted to do – write your life story? For the first time in your life there really is little to stop you (unless you’re a keyworker of course – and your experience under the […]

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