Nathan Rous PR has announced a hat trick of client wins with new contracts to handle the UK PR for Hattons of London, Ideal Carehomes and Purition - all in the last month.
The Much Wenlock-based PR agency has been appointed to lead campaigns to raise the profile of each business throughout Britain - in these cases revolving aorund a care home operator, collectable coins and a nutritional goodness drink.
Director Nathan Rous (pictured) described the client wins as the ‘perfect additions’ to the firm's portfolio of British brands. 
“We are thrilled to announce these new contracts and look forward to working with each of these incredibly diverse businesses throughout the rest of the year and into 2018,” he added.
“As we prepare to mark our tenth anniversary next year we couldn’t be more delighted to see the business continue to grow and expand both in terms of new contracts and staff who bring with them a wealth of experience in this industry.”
The win of Ideal Carehomes, which has 15 care homes located across the UK, comes after the appointment of new senior account manager, Sarah Hughes, who specialises in health and social care PR.
“Sarah joining our team has helped to strengthen the service we provide in a variety of sectors with her expertise in health care PR and crisis management. She is an incredible asset to the team.”
The news comes after Nathan Rous PR also signed deals with; Merrythought, Britain’s last remaining teddy bear factory; Nextbike the international bikeshare scheme; The Arts Centre Telford and Westonbirt School in Gloucestershire in 2017.
Nathan Rous PR specialises in public relations, video, social media and brand direction, having worked on a series of projects across a whole spectrum of industries, including fashion, interiors, travel and motoring.
The firm has worked with the likes of Harrods, Charles Tyrwhitt, Land Rover and private schools including Shropshire’s Wrekin College and The Old Hall School.
Other clients include BOTB, Love Taste, Besblock, Sansaw Estates, London Glassblowing, Johnny Tuxedo and AeroDesk.
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