Founded by former fashion editor Bonnie Rakhit, The Style Traveller shows you how to travel in style. From luxury cruises to beach parties, Bonnie features the most exotic locations and provides updates on stylish weekend ...

Diversity is a hot topic. Hashtags like #OscarsSoWhite and #BritsSoWhite have forced conversations about the lack of diversity into the mainstream. From the echo chambers of social media all the way to the Houses of ...

The PhD Runner is a personal fitness and running blog, which was created by Emma Neachell to share the adventures of a ‘mediocre and slightly injury-prone runner’. Grown out of the urge to push herself ...

Natasha Nuttall is an award-winning blogger and the author behind Graphique Fantastique. Describing herself as a freelance graphic designer by day, blogger and vlogger by night, Natasha is used to wearing many hats. It was ...

Multi-award winning food blogger Emily Leary is the face behind A Mummy Too, a food and lifestyle blog aimed at busy parents on the go. Created in 2011 and born out of a love of cooking, ...

Originally from South Africa, Michelle has lived in the UK since 2004. Due to a lack of good restaurants in Essex, Michelle says that she was forced to put her apron on and get stuck ...

Created as an outlet to share her healthy food ideas and recipes, Ciara Attwell’s blog, My Fussy Eater grew out of the need to find a way to cure her three-year-old daughter of fussy eating syndrome. ...

I love conflict. For me, healthy conflict is an important part of any working relationship. It appears, however, that I’m not alone in this thinking. In fact, a very clever chap, Patrick Lencioni, defined the ...

Do you feel as if you’re wasting vital time at your job? How much time do you spend on tasks without knowing just how, exactly, they contribute to your work? Everybody wastes some time at ...

What an amazing couple of weeks in crisis management. If you ever want a masterclass in how not to manage a PR crisis in this socially-enabled age, take a look at the lessons our American ...

Sure, we haven’t even eaten our Easter eggs yet but some marketing and communications departments are already busy thinking about Christmas. In fact, retail bosses at Marks and Spencer take the festive season so seriously ...

Originally from Italy, Andrea Soranidis is a twenty-something foodie and world traveller based in London. A former marketing manager, Andrea swapped SEO, analytics, marketing strategies and PR work for food processors, oven gloves and cookbooks. ...

Jess Gibson launched The Travelista in 2013 to document her adventures as an aspiring travel writer, and is now a full-time travel blogger. From her experience working in social media, Jess uses her skills to ...

Unearthing the hidden gems and undiscovered and explored destinations, the team at The Luxury Editor travel the globe in search of style, discovery and pleasure. Edited by travel, hospitality and marketing experts, Ross Fraser, Chrystal ...

Silverspoon London presents round-ups of the most extravagant places to dine, drink and to kick back and admire the views. Launched by explorer Angie Silver, who documents her adventures with husband Mr Silver, the blog ...

Dublin-based journalist and TV panellist turned blogger Rosemary Mac Cabe created her self-titled blog as an outlet to share her personal style, rants, weight loss journey and general lifestyle updates. The personal tone and inspirational ...

Marketing soft drinks used to be easy. A hot day, a kid on a bike, an attractive young lady and a guy that clearly visits the gym in between performing bouts of manual labour were ...

Amandacomms’s Blog is written by Amanda Coleman, a communications professional with expertise in the public sector. Drawing on her background as a reporter and experience working in comms for the police, Amanda provides readers with ...

Known as one of the most popular and widely read luxury travel blogs, Mrs. O Around the World by Ana Silva O’Reilly combines hotel reviews, airline reviews, travel hacks, accommodation advice and destination reviews from her ...

In the old days, all you needed to work in the PR industry was a laptop and a mobile. Two pieces of technology that feel surgically glued to you as a 24/7 news cycle means ...