Social media is changing faster than ever. Audiences are searching for things differently, trust is becoming harder to earn and the way we measure success is no longer solely based on likes and views.
Building Relations PR, in partnership with Burness Paull, convened senior voices from Scotland’s housing, planning, development, investment and policy sectors to explore how More Homes Scotland can become a practical delivery machine rather than another layer of policy ambition.
Becoming a Certified B Corp has been in the planning at Building Relations PR for a few years now. Making good, moral choices has always been part of what we wanted to do as a business, so achieving this recognition feels like an important step in supporting that mission.
Building Relations, has announced today that it is officially a certified B-Corporation, joining a global community of businesses committed to using business as a force for good.
Building Relations, a specialist PR agency for the property and built environment sector, has announced today that it has partnered with London-based charity Furnishing Futures as its Charity of the Year for 2026.
Property is a people-driven industry that thrives on connections – and this year at UKREiiF in Leeds, Building Relations PR is going the extra mile when it comes to networking. For the first time, we are embarking on a partnership with Property Sports Network that will run throughout 2026, kickstarting with three early-morning networking runs at UKREiiF.
2025 was an exceptional year for the social media game, and as experts, we were truly tested! AI tools began to dominate copywriting and content creation, Australia banned children under 16 from accessing social media and LinkedIn surpassed 1.2 billion followers.
Britain has survived another bombshell year in politics in 2025, earmarked in equal parts by turmoil and progress. At Building Relations, part of our job is to navigate the hills and valleys of the political landscape on behalf of our clients.
Delivering 1.5 million homes remains the echoing promise within Government, and while its urgency cannot be denied, we must raise the question: what type of homes do we want to build? Affordable homes, energy efficient homes, sustainable homes, regenerative homes, or all of the above…
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