During a pandemic, telling captivating stories about organisations in the education, health, voluntary, charity and housing sectors is a huge challenge – and will continue to be as journalists start to look for relevant narratives which describe the transition out of lockdown towards normalcy.
Watch back our webinar with Greg Hurst, former Social Affairs and Education Editor at The Times for a discussion on how to bring fresh ideas and new insight to the conversation, and get cut-through for your clients.
The Speaker
Greg Hurst left The Times last year after 20 years, covering beats including education, news and most recently, social affairs. Before coming to the Times, he spent 15 years as a political hack at Westminster and wrote a biography of the late Liberal Democrat leader Charles Kennedy. Greg loves to go beyond data and reports to find the human side of the stories he writes.