Martin Hesp
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Latest Martin Hesp newspaper column with some AI generated images - Discover the fascinating perspective on how little things in life, often overlooked in our younger years, regain significance as we age. In this captivating article, the author shares personal anecdotes about the impact of local events like the arrival of cows and calves on a nearby field, while dealing with a loved one's hip operation and the challenges of country living.
When Handforth Parish Council exploded onto the internet as a worldwide YouTube sensation it caused one of British newspaper reporter to remember the days when he’d trawl around exceedingly dull parish council meeting hoping and praying for a row to ensuw
With Christmas on its way Martin Hesp is reminded of his normal routine which is to purchase a large turkey from the December Cutcombe Fatstock Show on Exmoor - and one year this meant bringing it into the house past the ashes of his old friend Roy Tassell
Martin Hesp has edited a video of shots he took at Devon County show years ago - and in this blog he recalls the country gatherings where thousands of rural folk travel for miles to meet up and generally strut their stuff…
Martin Hesp collects his five-part series on making the jump from journalism into pubic relations together into one article
In Part 5 of his series about converting from journalism to PR Martin Hesp considers some of the bugbears he used to have when it came to the 400 email pitches per day he used to receive
In the fourth part of his series on moving from journalism into PR, Martin Hesp underlines the importance of joined up thinking in a bid to tell win-win stories
In the third part of his new series about the move from journalism into PR, Martin Hesp discusses the importance of pursuing the right story.
In the second part of his series Martin Hesp continues to describe how’s he’s made the journey from newspapers to PR after 44 years spent working as a journalist
Martin Hesp begins a new series looking back on 44 years in journalism and his recent move to public relations work
