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JERA Nex appoints Fire on the Hill as UK strategic communications partner
The engagement will include media monitoring and sector analysis, alongside regular communications planning and support around key industry announcements and international events
Consumers forgive companies that make mistakes, but only if they lead with character, honesty and action
Fire on the Hill today is launching its new Global Reputation Advisory practice. The practice will support organisations to actively define, embed and shape corporate character, in line with its corporate culture and behaviour.
Fire on the Hill AI Digest – March 2026
This month in the Fire on the Hill AI Digest we ask if the long-anticipated AI job losses are arriving, if a lack of power will undermine data centre investment, and if California regulation can have an impact
Fire on the Hill Wellbeing Digest – March 2026
Fire on the Hill looks at the creeping influence of corporate jargon, a rise in young people out of work due to ill health, and new plans to broaden pay gap reporting
Fire on the Hill Reputation Digest – March 2026
This month, BrewDog can’t pay the bills, McDonald’s chief struggles with the product and Chappel Roan gets called out on social media
Learning from a PRmoment Masterclass: Five things PR teams need to know about GEO
PR has always been about reaching the right people with the right story. But content now needs to satisfy three distinct audiences simultaneously: journalists, stakeholders, and LLM algorithms
Fire on the Hill Wellbeing Digest – February 2026
This month’s Wellbeing Digest explores nature-led workplace initiatives, the mental health risks of AI search tools, and the power of public figures speaking openly to reduce stigma at work
Fire on the Hill Reputation Digest – February 2026
Our monthly Reputation Digest highlights viral marketing wins, cultural moments like Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl show and growing public outrage over UK water companies’ environmental failings
Fire on the Hill AI Digest – February 2026
AI developments this month show surging infrastructure investment, loosening safety guardrails, and a growing belief that real, economy-wide disruption is no longer theoretical but imminent
Is there a role for PR companies in editing Wikipedia – and what are the risks of ‘Wikilaundering’?
Originally scorned by teachers across the country as a bastion of unreliable information, Wikipedia has grown into an institution since the turn of the millennium. Do comms professionals have a role in editing this shared resource?