Beaverbrooks

We gave away free Beaverbrooks jewellery to Kates and Williams to celebrate the royal couple’s ten-year wedding anniversary, generating ten national media hits including this piece in Tyla.

Beaverbrooks

We secured interviews for Beaverbrooks’ managing director around stores reopening, resulting in features on BBC Radio 5 Live and BBC Radio 4, TV coverage on BBC News and BBC Breakfast, and national mentions including Mail Online, This is Money, The Times and BBC News.

Drayton Manor Park

We announced exciting plans at Drayton Manor Park, securing national coverage including this piece in The Sun

Beaverbrooks

We secured national coverage with expert comment from Beaverbrooks on Kate Middleton’s jewellery, including this article in the Express.

Camping in the Forest

We launched Elemen-tree School classes for Camping in the Forest, to help clueless campers improve their outdoor knowledge and learn new skills. The campaign achieved eight national articles including this piece in The Sun.

Triton

We commissioned research to reveal how lockdown has changed our water and energy usage. The surprising statistics gained national media attention with coverage including The Sun, Daily Express and this piece in the Independent.

Oxfam

We secured product placement coverage for Oxfam’s Pom Pom Basket in Hello! magazine’s round up of the best plants and garden accessories for a home office.

Oxfam

We secured product placement coverage for Oxfam’s ‘Divine’ Fairtrade Easter Eggs in The Mail on Sunday’s You Magazine round up of the best Easter Eggs.

REHAU Windows

We surveyed 2,000 adults working from home about their makeshift offices, highlighting that a large proportion have no natural light and it affects their productivity.

The coverage went on to include key messaging from a REHAU spokesperson about the importance of windows in this context.

Beaverbrooks

We secured product placement coverage for Beaverbrooks ahead of Mother’s Day, including this round-up of gifts inspired by mums’ favourite Netflix shows on the Metro.

Drayton Manor Park

Following the news that Chester Zoo had named a naked mole rat after Janet Street Porter, the Loose Women panellist announced on air she would much rather have a meerkat with her namesake. We reacted promptly to the comment, naming one of Drayton Manor Park zoo’s resident meerkats after the famous TV presenter and securing a five minute slot on Loose Women, complete with two brand mentions and posts from the show’s official Twitter account.

Adcocks Solicitors, on behalf of Birmingham Law Society

Following news that Rishi Sunak was set to extend the Stamp Duty holiday, WPR drafted a reactive legal comment to call for a tapering-off period, such as a paperwork deadline. In addition to securing a live interview with BBC Radio WM and coverage in key trade titles, our comments were included in The Guardian’s lead story on the issue.