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: 9 October 2026
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Amy BlythPR consultantPublished · Updated · 2 min read
Ahead of the Chancellor's Budget on 28 October, Elliot Castle wrote an opinion piece for LBC. As CEO of Castle Property Group, the business behind We Buy Any Home, he drew on decades in the property sector to set out what he wants to see for landlords and the wider market.
In Metro, Dr Jiri Kubes of the Proton Therapy Center in Prague explained the three cancer symptoms that people most commonly dismiss, and why getting them checked early matters.
Autumn is a key season for lawn care, and there are still a few must-do jobs left in the garden. In the Manchester Evening News, Chris McIlroy from The Grass People explained how one simple task can help protect grass from disease.
Mr Chien Wong, consultant ophthalmic surgeon and director at OCL Vision, explained the early warning signs to Reach plc, publisher of the Mirror, the Express and dozens of regional titles. His advice ran across the publisher's regional news sites.
When the TalkTalk news broke, Molly Monks of Parker Walsh responded quickly with expert insight into what the rescue deal means for customers and creditors. It shows how getting expert commentary out while a story is still breaking can secure national business coverage.
In HuffPost UK, Dr Asiya Maula of The Health Suite named the mistakes she sees most often in middle-aged patients, including not prioritising sleep and putting every symptom down to hormones. She explained how these habits can affect everyday life now and long-term health later.