The /Together Coalition
CEO, Jon Knight, said: “We worked with SW-One to ensure we were able to tell a story across the country, through every avenue of communications from broadcast to social media. Their connections and strong instincts are matched only by Nathan’s hard work and the impact he had on our nationwide campaign.”
We were commissioned to amplify the /Together Coalitions campaign, funded via the Department of Culture, Media and Sport, to increase engagement and participation with the 80th anniversary of VE Day.
A key component included working with 10 Second World War veterans to launch the VE Mail initiative which connects children with veterans via letter writing. We launched the initiative on BBC Breakfast and BBC Radio 4’s Today Programme and by VE Day, more than 235,000 children had participated.
We worked with celebrities and community champions to facilitate powerful moments in mosques, Gurdwaras, at Piccadilly Circus and local street parties, helping to secure a total of 324 pieces of media coverage, with 107 national media hits.
DCMS set a target to increase awareness by 75% for VE Day street parties and commemoration events. /Together polling found that 31.1 million people (47%) participated in VE Day with 17.2 million people actively taking part in VE Day events.
Martyn’s Law
Nathan has been a personal advisor to Figen Murray OBE since 2021 and joined the Martyn’s Law campaign team, which also includes Brendan Cox and Nick Aldworth, to elevate the profile and impact through media and political communications.
Notably, Nathan organised and delivered the campaign in May 2024 which saw Figen Murray walk more than 200 miles from the spot where her son, Martyn Hett, died at the Manchester Arena to 10 Downing Street, arriving on the day of the 7th anniversary.
The campaign resulted in widespread national media coverage and successfully brought Martyn’s Law to the forefront of political discussion. The walk not only raised awareness but also emphasised the widespread support across the sector to introduce the security regulations, as 100s of businesses and professionals joined Figen across the 16 days.
Martyn’s Law was introduced to parliament by the Labour Government in September 2024 and progressed at pace, receiving Royal Assent on 3 April 2025. The campaign demonstrated the power of dedicated advocacy in influencing policymakers and the media.
Survivor’s Against Terror
Co-Founder of SAT, Brendan Cox, said: “Working with Nathan and Rebecca ensured our communications strategy, coupled with branding guidelines and social media activity, significantly elevated our presence with key stakeholders. Nathan’s strategic insights and Rebecca’s creative execution seamlessly aligned with our goals and have increased the impact of our social communications.”
We were commissioned by Survivors Against Terror, a charity dedicated to supporting survivors of terror attacks in Britain and British people who have been affected by terrorism overseas.
In the initial phase we implemented a communications strategy which refined the charity’s key messaging around two campaigns - the Survivor’s Charter and Martyn’s Law. We also identified key media targets and set out a measurable approach to elevate SAT’s profile across broadcast, online and print media outlets.
We also conducted a branding guidelines review and helped to improve graphics, statements and presentation of information on SAT’s website and social media channels.
Our digital communications expert, Rebecca, implemented a sustained social media strategy which increased SAT’s LinkedIn followers by 1,300% and its page views by 381%. At the same time, we helped to increase its Facebook followers by 3,400% and increased post impressions by 1,400%.
Metro Dynamics
We were commissioned by Metro Dynamics, the UK’s leading devolution consultancy, to develop a corporate narrative and to implement external and internal communications functions which align with their corporate objectives.
As part of this work we designed and implemented graphics to highlight the 10th anniversary of Metro Dynamics, highlighting the business’ history, credibility, and capability. The graphics have been used across internal and external functions, such as email signatures and social media, creating consistency in communications.
We also continue to advise on social media activity ensuring Metro Dynamics has a sustained cadence of content with key stakeholders.
Alongside this work, we are facilitating key meetings with national devolution journalists, such as The Times and FT, to elevate Metro Dynamics position as a key voice in this space.
