WELL. Happy end of January, everybody, it’s all General Election nonsense business in the UK from now on, I imagine.Let’s get into it, shall we?Here, in reverse order and based solely on the number of unique views each post received, are the top ten PR and marketing campaigns throughout

It seems almost a rarity nowadays for a fashion campaign to not have a famous face as its star; like it or loathe it, they all seem to be clinging to the power of the modern ‘celebrity’. Which makes the Marc Jacobs Spring 2015 a little different, as each of the 11 people in the campaign were cast

A teenager travelling on a Virgin train to Glasgow last month used the powers of Twitter to ask for help when he realised there was no toilet paper in the train toilet he was using. And whilst most of us may have thought twice about tweeting about the mishap,  16 year old Adam Greenwood tweeted

Lastminute.com’s recent Christmas present survey was brought to life at Waterloo Station last week. Their research found 25% of people hate the presents they are given, therefore they created a pop-up Sh-elf Of Shame shop at Waterloo station to steer hapless Londoner’s in the right gifting

I’m not one to get too heavy, but 2014 feels like it’s been a pretty big year in the world of PR.Self-appointed UK PR rent-a-mouth Max Clifford was jailed for some horrible things – after we were all made to wince through some needlessly detailed descriptions of Little Max, a £12k pay gap was found