800 years of history.
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At the crossroads
At the crossroads of Watling Street and the Icknield Way, where the Roman Empire meets Prehistoric Britain, an ape clambers amongst the amphorae of wine and olive oil, of dried fruit and pungent fish paste.
Getting strategic about content
Whether it’s social media feeds, blogs and website content, or newsletters, one of the most common comms problems facing small charities and not-for-profits is knowing what to post.
Approaches to climate communication – a briefing paper for JRI
The paper looks at recent research on effective communication on social issues, and at climate change in particular.
A prehistoric feast
A beast of serious heft has been felled, which calls for celebration.
In the beginning
Bedfordshire begins with the sedimented memory of coccoliths.
Deep dive: sharing local stories
Helping community and grassroots groups with communications.
Comms consultancy explained
Is there a difference between comms and marketing?
A brief history of Bedfordshire in plants and animals
Introducing my new series ‘A brief history of Bedfordshire in plants and animals’. Each short post will be focused on a plant or animal as a prism through which to talk about a period.
Deep dive: local history for non history projects
Helping charities and community groups use local history to engage new audiences.
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