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Every PR consultant wishes they had more time to practice what they preach. So much time is spent spreading the word about clients that PR for the PRs can be rare.
But it does happen and when we have news we like to spread it around. You can see some of our news below....
A Shropshire PR company has launched a campaign to help the counties small hotels, B&Bs and restaurants spread their message in 2012. Journalism and PR, based in Shrewsbury and Telford, is launching a three-month PR campaign package aimed at promoting
The next Do It Yourself PR course will take place at the Rural Enterprise Centre in Shrewsbury on January 13th from 1.30pm to 4.30pm.
After two and a half hours of full-on laughter, first class panto entertainment - I am asking myself the question "why has it taken so long to pay my first visit to Shrewsbury's Theatre Severn?"
Time flies when you're having fun and before you know it, it's panto time again. This year's Shrewsbury pantomime - which will fill the town's Theatre Severn with boos, hisses and many a cry of he's behind you! will have new faces behind the scen
The next training course will be held at the China Blue Cafe in Shifnal on October 26th 2011.
Having a client who is a massage therapist really can prove very relaxing at times!
After four days at the Shrewsbury Folk Festival at the West Mid Showground in Shrewsbury I am tired, a little achy, in much need of a long shower but very very happy...
Day two at the Shrewsbury Folk Festival at the West Mid Showground......
Day one of blogging from Shrewsbury's Folk Festival....
Summer is always a busy time for me as the press officer for a number of shows, events and the Shropshire County Showground, and the August Bank Holiday is no exception....although it is a little different.
A Shropshire mum who kept her new business going throughout pregnancy and after the birth of her little boy has been shortlisted for a top business award.
A Shropshire sole-trader is hosting a public relations course to help other small businesses promote themselves and compete with national brand names in the local media.
A Shropshire public relations agency set up to help sole traders and small businesses get their name out and about to thousands of customers and clients has launched a new free database to give all companies a helping hand.
The shortlist for the prestigious mumandworking 2011 Awards have just been announced - and Rhea Alton is amongst them!
A Shropshire sole-trader who started up a public relations company in the middle of the recession this week celebrated the company's first birthday after going from strength to strength throughout the past 12 months.
A former Shropshire Star journalist Rhea was experienced in writing stories and press releases, setting up photo opportunities and speaking to the press but not so experienced in setting up a website to do the business justice.
When I first saw a journalist sitting in a council meeting with a tiny laptop I was shocked. A computer is not the tool of a reporter, a hack, an investigator......it is, and always has been, a pen (or pencil should it be raining) and a pad/journal/jotter
Covering a crown court is one of the really interesting aspects of the life of a local reporter. It is the place where you come face to face with murderers, rapists, abusers and many more, and watch as public justice unfolds