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Content and blogs that people actually read.

News, patient and client stories, in-depth guides and newsletters, written in your voice from your notes and documents, and approved by you before anything goes live.

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A Planning & Design news article about permission for Banner Cross Hall in Sheffield
The same article on a phone

Planning & Design Practice

About 20 planning approvals turned into news in the first half of 2026, each with social posts and a newsletter paragraph.

  • Content
  • Newsletter
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One planning decision, six pieces of content

How each monthly pack comes together for Planning & Design Practice.

What arrives
Decision notice
Drawings and visuals
Planning statement
What we do
A content packWritten, checked for accuracy and privacy, then sent for approval
What goes out
News article
Search titles and descriptions
LinkedIn post
Facebook and Instagram posts
Newsletter paragraph
Featured image

A note on AI

We use AI tools to help research, sort and draft, much as we use a spellchecker. Every piece is fact-checked and edited by us, then approved by you. Nothing goes live that a person hasn’t read.

Names, addresses and anything private are kept out, and clinical or technical claims are checked with you first.

What’s included

  • News and updates

    New team members, awards, approvals and changes, written up properly.

  • Patient and client stories

    Real stories, told with permission, which reassure people more than any list of services.

  • Expert articles and guides

    In-depth answers to the questions people ask before they get in touch.

  • Newsletters

    A Mailchimp template in your brand, and a monthly or quarterly newsletter written for you.

  • Social posts

    Each article cut down for LinkedIn, Facebook and Instagram.

  • Search basics

    Titles, descriptions, headings, internal links and schema on every piece.

How it works

  1. Plan

    Topics agreed a few months ahead, around what people ask and search for.

  2. Gather

    You send notes, photos or documents; a short chat fills the gaps.

  3. Write

    We write it in your voice, with search in mind but people first.

  4. Approve

    You check it. Nothing goes live without your say-so.

  5. Publish and share

    On your site, in your newsletter and across social media.

Good to know

Have a project in mind? We would like to hear about it.

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