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Save The Children and NLT appoint Claremont for behaviour change campaign
I’m thrilled to announce that we’ve been appointed by Save the Children and the National Literacy Trust to develop a behaviour change campaign aimed at improving children’s language development. The campaign will target parents from low-income families and, through a series of ‘nudges’, will deliver sustained positive change to children’s home learning environment. We’re honestly chuffed to…
Being smart AND loud – telling the untold story #AfterSeptember11
Last weekend marked the 15th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, in which 2,977 people died. The attacks were widely reported across the media at the time and it is still the most high-profile attack on a first world country ever. What hasn’t been widely reported was the increase in Islamophobia in America in the 12 months following the attacks….
How Claremont changed my mind about PR agencies
“I’d never want to work for a PR agency!” Before I discovered Claremont Communications this is what I always said to people who, in relation to my next career step, would ask, “have you ever considered working in an agency?” My opinion of agencies was that you worked incredibly hard (I have no problem with…
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Listen up: My first audio project
About seven months ago one of our long standing clients, OnePlusOne – a relationship research charity – got in touch asking for help to produce a strengthening relationships resource to support couples affected by drug and alcohol addiction. The project was funded by the Department for Work and Pensions and was part of a wider…
PR and One to One Marketing working together
On the 15th of last month we had our third PRCA Charities event and this time the group covered a specific area of collaboration. Our first guest speaker, Maxine Horsman from Tangible shared her experience from the remarkable PR and One to One marketing collaboration used in the 70th anniversary of the D Day landings for British Legion….
Opinion: Why I’m not spoiling my vote
Like Ben, I live in a Labour safe seat but I’m still going to make sure I get myself over to the polling station tomorrow. Maybe it’s because I’ve spent less time around politics than my non-voting colleague. This is the first election that I’ve been able to vote in – the last election I was seventeen and…