How TTTP can help families raise money – as shown by our story in the Daily Mail today
For the past two years, little Ben Baddeley has been waiting for an operation that will help him to walk without being in pain. And just weeks before the operation was due to go ahead, it was cruelly cancelled by the NHS. As soon as we heard about the family’s situation, we knew we could […]
‘I’ve always been treated with compassion’ – what our client Lisa Warhurst says about our story selling service
Our goal at Talk to the Press is that ALL of our clients go away HAPPY with their story and the fee they’ve been paid for it. We always want to be sure that their story has been told in the way they’d like it to be, to as many different publications as possible securing […]
Share your story with ITV
At Talk to the Press, we pride ourselves on building and maintaining fantastic contacts across all the media. This means we’re able to secure you deals for your story with national newspapers, magazines and television too. Yesterday, TTTP editor Natasha and deputy editor Georgette (in the picture!) had lunch with news executives at ITV news, […]
Left unconscious and fighting for his life in intensive care – the boy who nearly died thanks to rare reaction to ibuprofen
As soon as we heard about Nicky Wheatley and her son’s terrifying ordeal, we knew it was something newspapers would be keen on. And TODAY, her story appears in the Daily Mail after we secured her an interview deal. Max, 13, from Esher, spent four weeks in hospital with his skin blistering and peeling off […]
Sell a story to Reveal magazine – my GP thought I was a grumpy teen, in fact I had cancer
If you’ve been reading Reveal magazine recently, you may well have seen the interview that we placed with our client Amy Quinn, who went through the menopause at the age of 19 after being diagnosed with ovarian cancer. If you’re wondering how to sell a story to Reveal magazine, we can help secure you a deal with […]
We secure brave victim of brutal sex attack story deal with Pick Me Up magazine in order to help her raise awareness of dangerous offenders who are released on bail
Kira Dixon, 28, from Methilhill, is the main victim of sex beast David McDougall, who shockingly raped a woman just FIVE days after being released on bail following his attacks on Kira. Meanwhile, Kira had been repeatedly raped by her sex-beast boyfriend, who last month was branded a ‘risk to every woman he meets’ as he […]
TTTP client shares her story of being dumped by her toyboy lover with the Daily Mirror
This time last year Kay Silver was the happiest she’d ever been. With her toyboy in tow, Kay had a lot of look forward at the start of 2013. But this year she is now alone as Dean, now 37, ceremoniously dumped her because, despite telling he never wanted kids, it turns out HE DOES […]
Our dad had a sex change and now we have two mums – TTTP client in this week’s Woman’s Own magazine
When Sian Hart’s father told her he was a transvestite she thought he was joking. At 15, she knew exactly what it meant but didn’t believe her football-mad-beer-drinking father could ever want to be a woman. But to her horror he was telling the truth. Unbeknown to Sian and her twin sister, Ellen, both 21, […]
My sister is a serial killer – TTTP helps sister of Joanna Dennehy manage press attention and secure interviews with media
This month, Joanna Dennehy pleaded guilty to stabbing three men and dumping their bodies in ditches in Cambridgeshire. With her sister waiting sentencing, Maria Dennehy, 29, wanted to speak out about her heartbreak, her horror and how she’s finally accepted her new born baby will never have an aunty. We stepped in to help her manage […]
‘I have had a fantastic experience selling my story with Talk to the Press’ – says our client Jess Smith
Our main goal is that our clients go away happy after selling their story. And that’s why we were thrilled to hear what Jess Smith had to say about us. Jess Smith got in touch with her weight loss story after her daughter told her that she wanted a ‘big tummy’ like her mummy. Worryingly, […]
