Managing risks in an evolving world.

Four challenges for health comms in 2026.

Healthcare comms in 2026 will demand sharper instincts and faster reactions. AI‑driven breakthroughs, a shifting investment landscape and accelerating tech integration are creating a perfect storm of complexity. Add the rise of misinformation and you’ve got a year where clarity and confidence will be everything.

Video’s role in a polarised world.

Video is now the most powerful storyteller in a fragmented world, capable of sparking emotion, shaping opinion and driving action.

In this article, we explore how brands can harness video to build trust, combat misinformation and create authentic connections.

A budget in three acts.

Labour’s “one‑off” budget turned into a three‑act drama, with stealth tax tweaks, scrapping the two‑child limit and leak‑gate chaos.

Our article explores what this means for 2026 as elections and economic headwinds loom.

Beyond the broadsheets.

Business journalism doesn’t just report, it shapes markets, policy and reputation. In a world of geopolitical shocks, tech disruption and ESG scrutiny, headlines can move faster than strategy.

We explore how organisations can engage with clarity and authority to influence the narrative, not be swept along by it. 

A (Christmas) cracker of a campaign.

When broadband provider Fibrus hit its 100,000 premises milestone just before Christmas, we turned a number into a nationwide conversation. 

The result? An award-winning seasonal campaign that celebrates connection, drove engagement and reinforced Fibrus as the brand bringing people closer together.

Planning consultation beyond the town hall.

Traditional planning consultations often miss the mark, with busy lives meaning limited turnout and skewed feedback. The answer? Bring consultation to where people already are: social media. But this isn’t about ads; it’s about creating content people want to engage with and making feedback effortless. 

A brief encounter: giving students a taste of the real world.

Ever heard of a ‘Mac test’? Most students haven’t, until they’re sweating over a borrowed laptop in an agency interview. That gap between education and industry inspired ‘A brief encounter’, our one‑day sprint workshop designed to give students a taste of real‑world creative pressure.