News
: 6 November 2026
Every week, our team secures coverage across national and regional newspapers, trade press and specialist titles for the brands we work with. This Week in Coverage is a snapshot of stories we're proud to have placed, and the kind of results you can expect when you work with us.

At 14, Airanas Leonavicius lost his sight when a firework exploded near his face. Told in Lithuania there was no hope, he came to OCL Vision in London, where Mr Chien Wong carried out a series of complex retinal surgeries. Six years on, he has regained meaningful vision and runs his own e-commerce business.

Dr Francesco Lo Monaco, founder of the clinic, explained the link between high blood pressure and stroke, and the simple check every man should get.

The We Buy Any Home CEO explained why "accidental" landlords, people who became landlords by inheriting a property or being unable to sell, are among the worst affected.

With Poundland's future still a hot topic in the press, insolvency expert Molly Monks of Parker Walsh shared her view on the wider impact the retailer's collapse could have on Britain's high streets.

Met Police officer Amy Greener spent a shift helping a mother and her baby find shelter after finding them sleeping rough in Brixton. Amy, who found her policing career through our client Police Now, says kindness is the best way to approach the role.

Select's managing director, Graham Conway, advised motorists to only use their fog lights when necessary, or risk a £50 on-the-spot fine.



















