While we focus on helping charities communicate better, often they need more fundamental support to fulfil their potential. One person able to provide this is D’Arcy Myers, who runs Consultdarcy Ltd. He is an experienced independent Third Sector consultant working with charity Boards, Chief Executives, and senior managers. Here we find out more about his […]
Four crisis communications mistakes by Yorkshire CC
Over the past few weeks, Yorkshire County Cricket Club have been engulfed in allegations of racism – with the issue spreading across cricket in the UK and plunging the game into an existential crisis. Few can fail to be shocked and moved at the testimony of both Azeem Rafiq and former Yorkshire academy players Irfan […]
Education secretary Williamson fails to make the grade
It is amazing how forgetful people can become when things get uncomfortable. One recent example was Education Secretary Gavin Williamson’s interview about A level results on the commercial radio station LBC. After commenting on grade inflation and congratulating students and teachers alike on their achievements, Mr Williamson was asked about his own A level results […]
The dangers of confused messaging
Credit where it’s due, the government has done extremely well with the rollout of Covid-19 vaccinations. On May 25 the vaccines minister Nadhim Zahawi told MPs approximately 72% of all adults in the UK had received their first dose and 43% had received both. The figures are impressive but unfortunately one cannot day the same […]
Capitol punishment: Sarah Palin pays the price in GMB interview
Love him or loathe him, you can’t deny Good Morning host Piers Morgan provides some memorable TV moments. The latest came during an interview with Sarah Palin on the day Donald Trump’s second impeachment trial in the US senate was due to begin. Palin, the ex-governor of Alaska, kept avoiding questions about the trial and […]
Coffey turns off Piers: How not to conduct a TV interview
The Work and Pensions Secretary Therese Coffey has found herself in the spotlight – but for all the wrong reasons. She became the centre of media attention after switching off her camera during a testy exchange with Piers Morgan on the ITV breakfast show, Good Morning Britain. When asked to explain the UK’s shamefully high […]
Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year
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Covid filming precautions
Over the past couple of weeks, we’ve started filming again – after summer spent in pre-production of the videos we’re currently working on. In this new corona-virus world, this means we’ve had to think carefully about how to keep our shoots safe, so I thought it would be worth sharing the Covid filming precautions we […]
Rough House Services: Frequently Asked Questions
What is Rough House Media – what do you do? We specialise in helping clients raise their profile, improve their mediarelations and deliver their key messages via bespoke training courses, media and crisis communications consultancy and video production. We pride ourselves on the high quality of our work and excellent customer service: we have clients who […]
Coronavirus outbreak: A question of trust
I went into Boots to pick up a prescription (nothing serious) and as I was queuing, I spotted a notice about surgical masks. It said they had all been sold out and gave no indication when further stocks would be available. When I asked an assistant if she knew any more, she shrugged her shoulders […]
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