Billingham Communications

Client Testimonials

THe KING’s TROOP Royal horse artillery

‘I just wanted to say thank you for all that have done for me and Army Comms during your tenure as Unit Comms Officer. You have been truly excellent in the role, your enthusiasm and energy was inspirational and you never failed to deliver of his best on behalf of The King’s Troop Royal Horse Artillery. You remain a shining example of what a good Unit Comms Officer should be. I will miss you greatly’

Panas Gurkha Restaurant Group

‘During our time working with James, we have gone through a huge period of expansion and change – moving our flagship restaurant and opening up multiple takeaway hubs and other restaurants.

James has remained proactive and reactive throughout all of this, engaging with local stakeholders and making sure the message about our restaurant was getting out there – we have seen customer numbers we would never have imagined, with many citing having first learnt about us from social media and local media outlets.’

COVID-19 CROSS-GOVT LONDON TASK FORCE

‘Through the work of James and his team in London District, they raised the Jewish vaccine uptake in Greater London from less than 10% to over 80% overnight. A community with great amounts of vaccine hesitancy, this was a great result for the London Jewish Community and our national health.’

PANAS HELPING HANDS

‘James turned a chance meeting about food deliveries to vaccinating military personnel into a incredible partnership: helping Panas Helping Hands launch and subsequently deliver on our promises to support South East London homeless and vulnerable populations and those who try to alleviate their problems. He is more than just a Charity Trustee, he is my brother and my friend.’

16TH REGIMENT ROYAL ARTILLERY

‘James’ approach to social media has reinvigorated the Regiment’s approach to media and communications. His engagement with both local and national press has ensured our message is heard and we are thriving as a result. His work is now cited as best practice within the wider Royal Artillery.’