Leading facialist and beauty expert Cherry Woods features in Elle, the world’s largest fashion and style magazine. Commissioning Editor Claire Sacre who visited Cherry at her Richmond skin clinic describes her luxury facial as a “winning combination.”

Cherry will shortly feature in the beauty columns of The Daily Mail after being asked to give expert advice for a feature, again arranged by PR Superstar.

Win £750 worth of Cherry Woods beauty treatments in a profile-raising competition with The Richmond and Twickenham Times.

And catch the December issue of The Green magazine for Editor Fiona Keating’s review of Cherry’s now-famous facials.

Another PR Superstar PR campaign is off to a great start – with London radio station Radio Jackie confirming their attendance at the launch party of one of our new clients, within minutes of us sending out our release.

Entrepreneur and wellness PR client Kathy Geminiani’s magnetic therapy centre officially launches in Wandsworth on December 2.

Her new Bemer (Bio Electro Magnetic Energy Regulation) Health Centre uses the very latest computerized magnetic technology to provide patients with relief and recovery from a whole raft of ailments, as well as boosting health and vitality, and even sports performance and libido.

Health Writer Anna Davis of The London Evening Standard also got in touch with us and is interested to cover the story, after we sent our ’superstar’ press release to her. Wandsworth reporter Lindsay Burns from South London Press has asked to do a review of Kathy’s therapy.

Our property PR campaign was the front page lead for today’s Wimbledon Post and was the page 3 lead for South London Press, the UK’s weekly newspaper of the year. The Wimbledon Guardian and local magazines are covering the story too.

The high-profile ‘SAM for Schools’ community campaign was created by PR Superstar to raise funds for schools in the Colliers Wood, Wimbledon, Balham, Tooting and Clapham areas, and to raise the profile of the local, independent estate agents in the immediate area.

For a compelling public relations campaign, B2B or B2C, that really resonates with your target audiences, contact Jill Kent, Founder of journalist-run London public relations consultancy, PR Superstar on 020 8274 0807.

South London Press

A cancer patient who has undergone 14 operations to remove brain tumours is desperate to raise funds for life-saving treatment in the US.

Brave Alex Jones’ life hangs in the balance after he was diagnosed with another deadly brain tumour. Medical experts say the 34-year-old’s only hope of surviving this latest tumour is proton beam therapy at a cost of 150k – which the NHS refuse to fund. This treatment is only available in the States at The Cancer Centre, Boston. There is currently no effective treatment in the UK.

Alex’s famliy have now set up a registered charity and have launched a high-profile campaign, supported by PR Superstar, to send Alex, from Gillingham, Dorset, for life-saving treatment at the specialist cancer care centre in the US.

A special website has been created where people can find out more and make donations to help pay for Alex’s life-saving treatment in the States www.protonbeamalex.com

The BBC was the first to cover Alex’s story, including: BBC Online, BBC TV South Today and BBC Radio Solent.

ITV West News have contacted us and are keen to cover the story; and local press, the Western Gazette and Blackmore Vale magazine are running features. 

TV presenter and actor Ortis Deley

PR Superstar client Samuel Estates is to launch a community campaign to help schoolchildren in South West London.

The award-winning and innovative residential lettings, management and sales agency, with offices in Colliers Wood and Balham, is set to launch the ’SAM for Schools’ campaign in the next few weeks.

TV presenter and actor Ortis Deley, a former CBBC (Children’s BBC) host and now a presenter on The Gadget Show on Channel Five, is keen to get involved and officially launch the campaign.

How ‘SAM for Schools’ works:

* Schools across South West London are invited to sign up for the ‘SAM for Schools’ campaign

* Parents, teachers, their families, friends and associates who are wanting to sell or let their property can  raise funds for their local school by using Samuel Estates, who will donate 15% of their fees to each school generating a successful sale or let.

Each school will choose their own worthwhile fund-raising cause — such as new computer or sports equipment, creation of a school garden or vegetable plot, more books for the school library, and so on.

PR Superstar created the campaign, with coverage in the local and regional media to follow soon!

Big-hearted PR Superstar client Richmond Physiotherapy is donating a pot of cash to the town’s The Vineyard School to help buy the school football team their new kit for the 09/10 season.

As well as supporting a local school and soccer stars of the future! Richmond Physio will enjoy regular profile-raising coverage in school newsletters and other literature, and on the school’s website.

Sponsorship on a small or large scale can be a powerful PR tool.

To find out how PR Superstar can raise the profile of your business or organisation – locally, regionally or nationally — contact Jill Kent on 020 8274 0807 or e-mail hello@prsuperstar.co.uk

Richmond and Twickenham Times roving reporter Ian Mason (pictured above) puts ‘Mr Charisma’s’ powers to the test in this week’s paper.

‘Mr Charisma’ aka Harley Street psychotherapist Richard Reid is staging the UK’s first ever Charisma Masterclass on April 4 and 5 in Kingston Hill, Surrey.

A writer from The London Evening Standard is next in line after requesting a one-to-one Charisma Masterclass with Richard, a PR Superstar client.

Get free, expert health advice, thanks to Richmond Physiotherapy’s brand new blog on The Richmond and Twickenham Times website.

Founding Partner and leading physio Kate Sheehy who’s used her world-class skills to help Olympians and Paralympians also writes expert features for Living in Richmond and Kew magazine.

Talented Kate, who’s featured widely in the local press, is a PR Superstar client.

Richard Reid, a Harley Street psychotherapist living in Twickenham, also blogs for the popular local newspaper and is a PR Superstar client.

Naked Rowers in the News!

Photo courtesy of Media Wisdom Photography.

Rowers Roger Haines and Tom Lee took to the airwaves today to tell listeners of BBC Southern Counties Radio why they’ll be rowing 4,500 miles across the pirate-strewn and shark-infested Indian Ocean – naked in a tiny self-built wooden rowing boat.

Thanks to their oceanic escapade, the daring duo, from Teddington, Middlesex, are on course to fundraise 100k for charity.

Landlubber PR Superstar is at the helm of the lads’ PR campaign, which has already seen them splashed across the front and the inside of The Richmond and Twickenham Times.

The Richmond Magazine, Living in Richmond and Kew magazine, and Totally Richmond and Twickenham magazine will all carry features on Roger and Tom and their Indian Ocean Race 2009 in forthcoming issues. Radio Jackie will interview the boys next month too. Their national PR campaign kicks off in earnest in early 2009. Keep your eyes and ears peeled!

Big-hearted local businesses have rallied round to lend their support and help cover part of the costs for the ambitious challenge — but more financial help is needed to ensure the fundraiser stays afloat and can hit the high seas in April.

PR Superstar is taking care of the plucky pair’s local and national PR gratis; whilst our old shipmates Media Wisdom Photography and Real Eyes Marketing are kindly donating their first-class photographic and marketing skills.

For further information about Roger and Tom’s Indian Ocean Race 2009, visit www.indianoceanrace2009.com To find out more about sponsoring Roger and Tom’s efforts or making a donation to their chosen charities, contact Roger on 07739 131 031.

But why are they rowing naked? Roger and Tom will row naked for much of their 105-day journey to avoid chafing! Ouch!

Hear how ’superman’ cyclist Matt Dowse conquered a 3,000-mile journey across America on his bike for charity on Radio Jackie.

Matt and best friend Andy Wyeth rode coast-to-coast in just 19 days, with a little help from Pippa Rollitt, Matt’s girlfriend, who works at Richmond Physiotherapy.

Read all about their adventure in The Richmond and Twickenham Times.

For a compelling public relations campaign, B2B or B2C, that really resonates with your target audiences, contact Jill Kent, Founder of journalist-run London public relations consultancy, PR Superstar on 020 8274 0807.