Vox

Leigh Robinson - Wiltshire Business
I am one of those hard pressed journalists who has to rely more and more on the work of public relations companies. For every good PR company there are five bad ones. Vox PR just happens to be one of the best. I use them frequently because I know their work is reliable, delivered to a strict deadline and written in the way that journalists want.

Vicki Morrey - Prospect Hospice
Vox quickly got to grips with our need for their support when we approached them for the Prospect@Home appeal.Always sensitive in their dealings with the relatives of patients, and understanding of the wider issues around the introduction of the service, I'm convinced that their expertise led to us reaching the appeal's target within eighteen months of its launch.

John Davies - Thring Townsend Lee & Pembertons
[Vox] was described by someone at an event I was at recently as the 'only real show in town' when it comes to doing what they do.Nice work again guys!

The Challenge:
Law firm Thring Townsend Lee and Pembertons recognised the need to call in external help when representing a client at the European Court of Human Rights.

The Solution:
Vox masterminded and managed an international press conference at the law firm's offices, attracting media attention across Europe, making sure all parties were fully briefed and that journalists had controlled access to the lawyers involved.

The Results:
One lawyer appeared on the Today Programme, BBC2's Working Lunch, all the major national news broadcasts and in newspapers and legal journals across Europe. The firm, which has offices in London, Wiltshire, Bath and Bristol, received the highest amount of media coverage in its history.

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