06/07/2026
June was a month of big events, busy weekends and brilliants stories. From the UK’s biggest agricultural event to capturing the next generation of change-makers, here’s what kept us busy this month:
🚜Our team was on the ground across all four days at the Royal Highland Centre, delivering media relations, social media, influencer management and even stepped into the role of the mascot. We coordinated media and influencers, facilitated a pop-up radio station, hosted VIP visitors, to bring the Show to audiences across the country. With more than 210,000 visitors, it was another unforgettable celebration of Scottish farming, food, rural life and innovation.
🗞️ With Alan Millburn’s young people and work interim report receiving UK wide coverage, we were able to act quick to land a Times Thunderer slot for our client, Dumfries & Galloway College . A rural education success story, we worked with Principal and CEO, Douglas Dickson, to show how the college has adapted to the needs of rural communities and is leading the way in securing high value jobs and changing the rural narrative.
🎥 We headed to Perth Concert Hall for the YPI National Event 2026, capturing social and video content as hundreds of young people, teachers, charity partners and programme supporters came together for Scotland’s biggest celebration of youth philanthropy. Perk of the job - catching the guest performances from Nathan Evans and Saint PHNX band! 🎶
🌍 Nathalie was at the Blue Earth Forum during London Climate Week, hearing from leaders from businesses including Candy Kittens and COOK about how to drive purposeful change - the biggest takeaway was that purpose should lead growth, not the other way around
⚽️ We spent the day at McDiarmid Park for RSABI Farmer Football Fundraiser, capturing social content as 12 teams representing farms, agricultural businesses and rural organisation battled it out on the pitch & raised more than £14,500 for RSABI’s vital work.
🏆 The team helped bring Scotland’s next generation of high-growth businesses into the spotlight, supporting Scottish EDGE as it revealed its Round 27 winners, with 32 ambitious businesses sharing £1.4m in funding.
