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Avoiding the summer social slide: How schools can keep their social media fresh during the holidays

Avoiding the summer social slide: How schools can keep their social media fresh during the holidays

by George.Inwards@consciouscomms.com | Jun 19, 2026 | Uncategorized

Emily Kelly, Junior PR and Marketing Executive: The importance of preparing for the summer holidays How to stand out from the crowd in summer social media posting Engaging with your school community while they are away We’ve all heard of the “summer slide” – the dip...
Pace, place and progress: reflections on UKREiiF 2026

Pace, place and progress: reflections on UKREiiF 2026

by George.Inwards@consciouscomms.com | Jun 1, 2026 | Uncategorized

Alison Taylor, CEO: Accelerating investment is essential to keep Cambridge globally competitive Infrastructure and skills gaps threaten East of England growth ambitions Stronger UK collaboration needed to retain innovation and support spin‑outs The emphasis this year...
Insights from brightonSEO: could ‘AI slop’ facilitate a return to ‘real’ journalism?

Insights from brightonSEO: could ‘AI slop’ facilitate a return to ‘real’ journalism?

by George.Inwards@consciouscomms.com | May 13, 2026 | Uncategorized

Rick Newman, PR & Marketing Manager: Impact of AI on journalism How is AI content affecting reader habits How can PR professionals secure coverage in an AI world Everyone I know who works in PR, marketing, advertising, SEO and/or journalism has asked themselves...
Insights from brightonSEO: the importance of creating credible and informative content in the age of AI search

Insights from brightonSEO: the importance of creating credible and informative content in the age of AI search

by George.Inwards@consciouscomms.com | May 11, 2026 | Uncategorized

Tom Evans, PR & Marketing Manager: AI is reshaping search and SEO strategy SEO and digital PR are converging Content quality and human relevance are now paramount On 30th April, I joined more than 5,000 delegates from over 100 countries at brightonSEO....
SEND in the comms team: opening a new special school

SEND in the comms team: opening a new special school

by George.Inwards@consciouscomms.com | Apr 20, 2026 | Uncategorized

Hanna Garrett, Senior PR and Marketing Manager: Why SEND communication is different  Building trust starts before the doors open How a special school can shape its reputation With more than 1.7 million pupils with special education needs and disabilities (SEND) in...
Why B Corps matter more than ever in 2026

Why B Corps matter more than ever in 2026

by George.Inwards@consciouscomms.com | Mar 26, 2026 | Uncategorized

Zoë Scorer, Managing Director, Conscious Communications & Co‑Chair, B Local Cambridgeshire: A growing movement… and a turning point Why this matters for Cambridge Signals for Sustainable Growth Why 2026 feels significant Have you noticed how the B Corp logo is...
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