Press Representation

When Steve Cook got in touch with us to see if we could help him sell his story, we knew a newspaper would be interested. Steve had made headlines in 2011 when he and his ‘love rival’ Mark Motteram, who both had children with Anne Motteram, united in grief and moved in together following Anne’s

In 2011, Andrea Calland found herself making news headlines after losing a landmark legal battle with her mother-in-law over the rights to a £228,000 Chinese vase. Two years earlier, Andrea had decided to sell the ‘ugly’ ornament which she’d used to burn incense and then had kept in the boot of her car along with

At Talk to the Press, as well as securing clients interviews with national newspapers and women’s magazines, we can also secure book deals. Our second book, in which Collette Elliot tells of her horrific upbringing at the hands of her violent, heartless mother, is due to be published by Penguin on April 24th. In the

You may have seen our client Ellie James, 44, over the past few days as we’ve got her publicity in newspapers. Ellie suffers from a rare metabolic disorder known as ‘fish odour syndrome’ and smells strongly of rotten egg, urine and fish and wanted to raise awareness of her condition. She was bullied so badly that

When an air hostess got in touch to sell a kiss and tell story about her encounter with Tottenham player Lewis Holtby, we knew a newspaper would be interested. We were also able to keep the air hostesses identity anonymous, which is something that was really important to her. The story appeared in this week’s

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

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,

This weekend, TTTP feature writer Emily secured one of our clients coverage in the Sunday Times newspaper. Ever since her son died of vCJD in 2007, Christine Lord has campaigned to raise awareness about the illness and her beliefs that it remains a ticking time bomb for as many as 1 in 2000 Brits. When

At Talk to the Press, we work closely with the staff at television shows like This Morning and Daybreak. As a result, our clients often appear on these shows as well as in national newspapers and women’s magazines. So if you want to be on This Morning, let us know! We love this picture of Talk

Octomum Mandy Allwood’s eight children would have been 17 this week, and her life full of music, laughter and teenage tantrums. But instead, the 48 year old is still reliving the three days and nights when she gave birth to the octuplets, only for each one to die in her arms within hours of being