Richard Nosworthy – Freelance Communications Specialist in Cardiff, Wales
Freelance Communications Specialist – Content, Audit & Strategy, Communications and Media Training, Video, Copywriting
New season, new skills! These are the courses I’m running over the coming months, for comms folk in Cymru and beyond… 19/9/2026 – ‘Responding to the revolution – how communicators can maximise impact in the new media landscape‘ (Cardiff) This course wll be in Welsh with English translation, at Glamorgan Cricket Club as part of … Continue reading Brand new courses to boost your comms skills – autumn 2026
Improve your impact with the public and decision-makers. Here’s my training offer for autumn 2025.
How comms staff can help colleagues prepare for TV and radio interviews.
What Ofcom’s Media Nations 2022 report means for Welsh charity communicators.
It’s always a pleasure when a new copy of Radio User lands in the post – especially when it features one of my own articles! If you don’t know the magazine, it covers both techy and more cultural aspects of radio every month (I like both). Anyway, do pick up the July 2022 issue, where … Continue reading Radio User magazine feature – July 2022
It’s great to be in print again! Part one of my two-part feature on Minority Language Radio in Europe is in the Feb 2022 edition of Radio User magazine (available online and in all good newsagents). In part one, I focus on public service broadcasting, looking at examples in Ireland, Wales, Scotland and Catalonia. Radio … Continue reading Minority language radio in Europe (Pt 1)- my feature in Radio User magazine
The latest Ofcom media survey for Wales has some useful information for charity communicators and campaigners.
8 great examples of Welsh charities using Twitter effectively.
With the rapid rise of the web, it may be tempting to think that broadcast news is losing its importance to communicators and campaigners in Wales. The facts, however, tell a different story. As part of a new course I recently ran for NUJ Training Wales, I explained that while seeking TV news coverage isn’t always the right … Continue reading 5 reasons why Welsh campaigners need TV news coverage in 2021
You may have seen that I’ve just published the pilot episode of my new Welsh-language podcast, ‘Hefyd’. I’ve been thinking about doing this for several months, since I decided we should bring Seismic Wales to an end. As a Welsh learner myself, I feel strongly that we should share and celebrate the stories of those … Continue reading ‘The Welsh language changed my life’ – the amazing story of the first guest in my new podcast