Scribble is an award winning PR and content agency whose clients span children's media and content, travel and tourism, print and packaging, education and food and drink. Established in 2005, Scribble offers a whole host of creative services - public and media relations, content creation and strategy, press office and interviewing services, ghostwriting, social and digital content management.

Deckchair Adventures is a new digital family travel magazine. Our mission is to help families with kids aged 6-16 to go further on their holiday and enjoy every part of the process, from the planning to the unpacking!We’re here to help families travel around the world responsibly and do their bit to sustain this wonderful planet of ours. We’ll show you exciting things happening in books, film, and TV and digital content that will help you learn more about where you’re heading on… Show more Deckchair Adventures is a new digital family travel magazine. Our mission is to help families with kids aged 6-16 to go further on their holiday and enjoy every part of the process, from the planning to the unpacking!We’re here to help families travel around the world responsibly and do their bit to sustain this wonderful planet of ours. We’ll show you exciting things happening in books, film, and TV and digital content that will help you learn more about where you’re heading on holiday. We’ve developing a global team of writers who will show you the best places to hang out to help you get off the beaten track and under the skin of your adopted home. The website is launching in February! We're looking for business, brands and individuals from the world of travel, kids content and sustainability to interview and feature on the site, so get in touch if you've got something exciting to share! Helen@scribbleaway.com Show less

Young TV viewers are stamping their feet demanding more content that isn’t specifically for boys or girls. According to a study by Smarty Pants, a US based youth and family research and consultancy, six-12 year olds who have grown up in a media saturated world with their favourite shows just a click away, want more content that appeals to both sexes and that they can watch together. Testimonial from Phil BirchenallWe really enjoyed working with Helen on The Little Report. She… Show more Young TV viewers are stamping their feet demanding more content that isn’t specifically for boys or girls. According to a study by Smarty Pants, a US based youth and family research and consultancy, six-12 year olds who have grown up in a media saturated world with their favourite shows just a click away, want more content that appeals to both sexes and that they can watch together. Testimonial from Phil BirchenallWe really enjoyed working with Helen on The Little Report. She really helped us shape the tone of the publication, and was instrumental in securing interviews with interesting players in the global kids TV market. Show less