Public Relations Coordinator

PR Coordinator - | Up to £35,000 Manchester Not every PR role gives you stories worth telling. This one does. We're working with a business that's transforming overlooked places into thriving destinations. Their projects sit at the intersection of design, community, culture and social impact, creating spaces that genuinely change how people live, work and connect. The role: This is far more than writing press releases behind a desk. You'll take responsibility for PR across the business, working closely with the Head of Marketing to make sure the right stories reach the right audiences. Your day-to-day could include:

• Creating and pitching stories to regional, national, trade and specialist media
• Building strong relationships with journalists and identifying PR opportunities
• Monitoring industry trends and finding opportunities to join wider conversations
• Supporting journalists covering major project launches
• Planning and delivering community consultation events
• Building relationships with local stakeholders and gathering community feedback
• Helping ensure communities have a genuine voice in projects that affect them
• Managing multiple PR and engagement projects at once It's a varied, visible role combining media relations, storytelling and public engagement. About you You might currently be working in a PR agency, press office or in-house communications team and be looking for a role where your work has genuine visibility and impact. You'll be a confident writer who knows how to turn information into a compelling story, enjoys building relationships and isn't afraid to pick up the phone to a journalist. Experience working with local authorities, public sector organisations or community stakeholders would be useful, but isn't essential. Most importantly, you'll be:
• Proactive, curious and full of ideas
• Confident managing multiple projects and priorities
• A strong writer and communicator
• Comfortable building relationships with journalists and stakeholders
• Interested in places, communities and how cities evolve
• Happy getting out into the real world as well as working on media campaigns What's on offer? You'll join a creative, ambitious and purpose-driven business that genuinely does things differently. Alongside a salary of up to £35,000, you'll benefit from:
• Ongoing training and development
• Flexibility when needed
• Regular company socials
• The opportunity to work on some of the UK's most talked-about projects
• A role where your work has real visibility and impact If you're looking for a PR role with substance, variety and stories that people actually want to read, this could be worth a conversation.