ArticleWhat does the mini-Budget U-turn mean for small businesses?
A news-based blog post on government legislation for FreeAgent's small business owner audience.
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ArticleA news-based blog post on government legislation for FreeAgent's small business owner audience.
ArticleBaringa is a global management consultancy operating across energy, financial services, consumer products and government. It wanted to extend the value of its expert roundtables by turning complex discussions into compelling articles for a wider industry audience. Gunning Marketing developed clear, engaging thought-leadership content on decarbonisation, AI and the energy transition, helping Baringa communicate its expertise and strengthen its industry profile.

ArticleAgeas is one of the UK's largest car insurers. I've worked for the internal communications and broker teams since 2016, so when they asked me to write this news piece for online magazine Solved, they received it the same day. Knowing your client often makes a job go faster, because you know their style and tone of voice before you start.
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ArticleEditorial PR article for a specialist insurance company. Featured (with by-line) in leading UK tattoo magazine 'Tattoo Master' highlighting the importance of specialist cover for tattooists.
ArticleThis is a comment piece that was placed in Insurtech Magazine from the founder of By Bits in response to the FCA changes relating to the dual pricing ban, which you can see here - https://insurtechdigital.com/digital-strategy/why-dual-pricing-ban-will-drive-insurance-to-a-better-future
ArticleBlog post on Embedded Finance for GoCardless

Blog writing for fintech startup XaceWriting a series of blog posts for London based fintech startup Xace. Ongoing.
ArticleA production company has a legal and moral duty to protect its crew, actors, and stunt performers—but everyone on set shares that responsibility. Having spent 22 years in the film industry alongside a background as an ex-firefighter, I’ve learned that common sense alone isn't enough in high-risk environments. Every scene brings unique hazards, from performer fatigue and stunt harness setups to pyrotechnics and unpredictable weather. Thorough script breakdowns and early risk profiling don't just prevent serious injury; they protect your budget and reputation. When production companies plan intelligently, safety doesn't slow down the creative process; it keeps the show moving forward.

ArticleThis was a guest post for Wooshi, discussing creativity in the digital age.
ArticleI provide regular support regarding content. This includes finding content collaboration opportunities and gathering input from subjects in the industry for particular blogs.

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