#ViewsOnComms: public relations, places and life in the South West
After the chaos of Brexit and divisive tone of much of the reaction to the vote, there’s nothing like sport to bring people back together.
And what a rollercoaster of a week it’s been. As a remain supporter and proud Welshman, I was disappointed that so many people in Wales voted to leave the EU.
The prevailing, and sometimes lazy, narrative that has emerged since is one of a nation divided.
Then Friday night happened…
Continue reading “#Togetherstronger: more than a marketing slogan”I am a proud Welshman, but I’ve always supported all the home nations in sporting events. I have an English dad and have spent my adult life in England, so I can’t do tribalism credibly even if I wanted to.
I was gutted by Wales’ defeat in the rugby to France yesterday in one of the most gripping contests I can remember. In many ways, it felt like those sporting failures etched on my memory: heroic performances, outrage at a referee and our boys coming up just short again.
Continue reading “Why Rooney and co could learn PR from the Welsh”