Lee Peck Media is a leading UK PR agency offering clients strategic public relations campaigns across all media platforms.
In our earlier blog we highlighted our recent work on the international stage. In part two of our global reflections, we delve into the archives of the 1990s when we were taking part in
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Working on the international stage is always an attractive proposition. In sport playing in or against another country either as an individual or as part of a team is often seen as a benchmark of
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It’s good to see that in the fast paced world of social media and 24 hour rolling news, some things remain securely seated in history. Even better when you witness it first hand. And so
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I spent two weeks working with Lee Peck Media. This PR agency is located in a beautiful area, called Ocean Village. On my first day, I was welcomed by the whole team. They made me
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If I lived next to a bakery I’d be in there scoffing cake on a daily basis. So why is it that I live next to one of the best stretches of water for
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It’s fair to say I’ve never been a great fan of GoggleBox. The thought of watching people commenting on what they themselves are watching on the telly somehow
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Freshly returned from a big day out at Grand Designs Live at the ExCel in London, I couldn’t help but wonder if, in the age of
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As an independent and well respected public relations agency we’re right behind the newspaper industry’s campaign to fight fake news. Its insidious practice is poisoning everything we read, see and hear. Ok, it’s a fact
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As it’s revealed that the south has three of the UK’s fastest growing cities, Lee Peck looks at what this means for business and consumer confidence in the region. There’s good news for
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There I was standing on the roof of an unfinished building in Southampton’s Ocean Village overlooking the marina, quaffing champagne. It was a sunny if cold-ish Friday afternoon and the mood among the 100 or
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New figures released this week show up to 16 million Brits have used social media to complain about goods or services, receiving a whopping £140 million in refunds or gifts as compensation. The new statistics,
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It’s so easy to take things for granted – and culture is probably top of the list. Often it’s not that tangible and comes in many different forms. Each day we look out of our
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