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Another month ticked off ✅ with some major milestones and celebrations 🎉 Here's a short round-up of what the team has been up to this July 👇🏼

🍪 A thoughtful delivery from our friends at Saltire Hospitality as they celebrate 25 years in business 👏🏽
🎂 An alfresco lunch out in celebration of Judith and Jennifer's birthday!
🤳 Capturing TikTok content for St. Enoch Centre
🐶 Luca and Tiggy join the team for a creative thinking session
📰 Secured digital and print coverage for client William Purves

And many more uncaptured moments include...

📲 AI training to ensure our client websites appear on AI rankings
📆 Holding client meetings to confirm the strategies for the next half of the year
🗣️ Networking events with the Chamber of Commerce

And everything else in between!

Scotland’s National Planning Framework 4 stipulates that meaningful community engagement should form a part of all renewable planning applications.

What this looks like, however, can vary greatly – with some high-profile cases demonstrating the reputational and financial risks of getting stakeholder engagement wrong.

Our latest blog covers the dos, and don’ts, of stakeholder engagement for Scottish renewable developments. If you are planning a new solar or wind farm proposal, make sure you give it a read.

https://representcomms.com/stakeholder-engagement-renewable-projects/

In today’s fast-paced digital landscape, social media is a vital asset for charities looking to stand out and turn awareness into a tangible impact for their cause.

Our latest blog explores how social media is changing the traditional fundraising landscape and how charities can use socials to their advantage to expand their reach and drive lasting change.

Read it here: https://representcomms.com/social-media-for-charities/

Last night, we helped client The Chippendale International School of Furniture its 40th Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale with an exclusive early preview event for media and Edinburgh creatives.

The event was a huge success, with over 60 attendees admiring the immense craftsmanship and woodworking talent on show from this year’s Professional Course graduates.

We are delighted to have supported the Chippendale School’s graduate exhibition for five years now, gaining exceptional coverage for the event in the likes of The Times, The Scotsman and The Herald. This is the second year we have organised the VIP preview event, which has further raised its profile among Scotland’s artistic and creative landscape and elevated the school's brand for key media.

The Chippendale School’s 40th Graduate Exhibition and Fine Furniture Sale is open to the public from 12-14 June and is well worth a visit.

You can get your free tickets via Eventbrite here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/chippendale-graduate-exhibition-fine-furniture-sale-2025-tickets-1268521414699