A recent report in PR Week suggested that nearly 60 percent of PR professionals questioned in a survey had suffered from poor mental health. This figure has risen significantly when compared to a similar survey taken ...

What started as a pastime at university quickly turned into a full-time job for twenty-five-year-old blogger Laura Hyatt, the author of Heroine in heels. Mancunian- turned Londoner, Laura uses her blog to document her adventures in London, via ...

Tania Bunic is one cool chick! With a strong sense of her own personal style, Tania effortlessly oozes swag. For those wanting to look stylish and on-trend, The London Thing offers vital fashion and beauty tips. ...

Are struggling with your blogger outreach? Can’t engage with the right contacts or unsure how to pitch? Or maybe you just don’t know where to start? Here’s your chance to learn how to get it right.  ...

Originally from a small seaside town, Milly now lives in East London. Milly decided to create Mini Adventures because she wanted to inspire people to get out of their comfort zones and explore the city ...

A self-proclaimed shopping addict, Jasmine uses her blog to share beauty tips and reviews of products ranging across a variety of budgets. Launched in 2014, Jasmine Talks Beauty is fast becoming a respected beauty blog, ...

The charity sector is a gift to budding PR pros and content marketers. Unlike other “business” sectors where content might yield very little “human interest”, the content available to the charity sector almost writes itself. ...

Launched in 2014, by Nikki Cochrane and Kathryn Tyler, Digital Mums specialises in getting mums job-ready with in-demand social media and digital skills, so they can find rewarding roles that sync with family life. In ...

Launched as an anonymous running and triathlon blog, the5krunner is authored by three ‘mysterious’ runners and triathletes. Using their expertise in multi-sports training and a deep interest in sports technology, the authors provide detailed posts ...

Dr Nicky Garsten is a PR and Comms Senior Lecturer at the University of Greenwich, with over fifteen years of experience working in communications. As the Senior Lecturer at the university, Nicky directs the BA (Hons) Public Relations ...

Bella Caledonia is a pro-independence Scottish blog providing a counterpoint to what it sees as an increasingly Unionist media in Scotland. With contributions spanning not only politics, but also arts, culture and the media, Bella ...

The Department for Exiting the European Union (DExEU) is the least responsive government department when it comes to responding to Freedom of Information requests according to a new report by the Institute for Government (a leading ...

Are bogus influencers undermining brand confidence and confusing the state of play? According to Emma Austen, the founder PR agency Emerge, they are. In a recent PR Week opinion piece, Emma says that brands are often drawn into the science ...

Rudy Adelaide launched her fashion and lifestyle blog, Sassy Fashion Rudy in May 2015 to combine her love of fashion and writing. Through blogging, Rudy has managed to expand her online influence, attracting over 60,000 followers on ...

After falling in love with running in 2008, Maria decided that she wanted to blog about it (and of course baking too). Maria uses her blog, Maria Runs about her parkruns, marathons and half marathons in ...

Charlotte’s Lively Kitchen was founded by Charlotte Oates as a place to share her experiments with food which usually involves creating new recipes and cooking mostly healthy food for her family. Describing her blog as ...

Described as a no-nonesnse approach on how to navigate the modern world as a man, The Science of Appearance is a men’s lifestyle blog, authored by London-based editor and writer Neil Thornton. In this spotlight, ...

Lauretta Wright, author of Home and Horizon is a travel journalist by day and blogger by night. Mother to two tweens, Lauretta is constantly busy, but always makes time for her main passions in life, ...

Sheryl Sandberg, Facebook’s Chief Operating Officer, has told journalists that the company takes the threat of fake news very seriously but the company does not want to become an arbiter of truth. Speaking to the ...

With seven weeks to go before Theresa May’s snap election, newspapers, brands and high profile influencers are all pinning their badges of allegiance to various political parties and ideals – with the exception of one ...