Insights

The death of summer and the nostalgia of autumn

The death of summer and the nostalgia of autumn 1500 1000 Max Dimmick

While most people mourn the slow death of summer, the long days and the warm nights, I feel a quiet…

I can now look at my dad in a slightly different light

I can now look at my dad in a slightly different light 1968 1030 Gavin Warren

All my life, I believed there was only one side to my dad. The side of a fun, relaxed (unless…

Learning the ropes

Learning the ropes 1020 684 Melissa Phillipson

I’m not really sure what came over me, or what my colleagues thought had come over me, when one day…

Lighter days, shorter nights

Lighter days, shorter nights 1920 1280 Camilla DeArth

The summer solstice is arguably my favourite day of the year. I may not be banging a drum and frolicking…

Think twice before you ChatGPT

Think twice before you ChatGPT 1920 1280 Olivia Thomson

The other day, I was doing my usual post-work doom scroll through social media, reviewing posts from friends, reading headlines…

Never waste a quote

Never waste a quote 2560 1708 Candela Farroni

The work of PR and comms specialists has evolved in recent years to include new formats. But among the abundance…

Mindful Media: using Earth Day to reflect

Mindful Media: using Earth Day to reflect 1920 1280 Finlay Gardner

Earth Day comes as a timely reminder of the urgent need to care for our planet—but it’s also an opportunity…

Knowledge and experience pay dividends

Knowledge and experience pay dividends 2000 1333 Caroline Klein

In February I went skiing with my family. It was a salutary experience, reminding me that I am not as…

Memo to all train commuters: an instructive harrumph

Memo to all train commuters: an instructive harrumph 1920 1280 Richard Adams

Schlepping into the city is a grind that the winter months do little to improve. Why train operators struggle to…

Pages of possibility

Pages of possibility 1920 1280 Max Dimmick

Half of adults in the UK don’t regularly read for pleasure* and while the importance of reading is often highlighted…