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The Sir Oswald Stoll Foundation, a charity for ex servicemen and women, asked me to compile a series of interviews for their 2011 Annual Review. The task was enjoyable and absorbing and resulted in a series of profile features that helped make the report an interesting read, as well as an informative one.
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Leading Alzheimer’s charity, Alzheimer’s Research UK, asked me to go through their website to make it a clean, readable, user-friendly experience.
This exercise involved both copywriting and copyediting across various topic areas.
Leading social research agency TNS-BMRB launched their new website in January 2011. The site carries a significant copywriting contribution from me, particularly on the ‘About Us’ and ‘Expertise’ pages. Please visit www.tns-bmrb.co.uk for more information.
As an offshoot from my work on the TNS-BMRB website I was commissioned to put together a report on the findings of the IIPS, The Institute for Insight in the Public Services. I attended their annual presentation of What The Citizen Wants in September 2010, an event examining the aspirations of the British [...]
With strong long-term economic growth, decreasing inflation, and an upsurge in both demand for short-term rental accommodation and second properties, Egypt is proving that it is more than just the home of ancient culture and the Pyramids. Among the many factors joining together to make Egypt a hot prospect for the property investor is the record number of [...]
The treatment that helped win a pitch for Radio 2′s Christmas Day programme, David Jason’s Christmas Comedy Classics aired on 25/12/11, and was sent to Sir David
Working title: Comedy’s Christmas Classics / ‘Tis The Season To Be Jolly
Comedy should be shared. At no point is this more [...]
A synopsis for a book about all the Edinburgh Festivals (International, Fringe, Book, Film, TV etc). This is a shortened version, more samples are available on request.
An example of a TV treatment for a show based on the Jump the Shark internet phenomenon. Jump the Shark tracked the moment when viewers thought certain TV shows had “lost the plot”. Down The Tube would do the same with the aid of celebrity pundits.