Browse the Clippings.me directory of United Kingdom journalists below. We found 382 United Kingdom journalists listed.
Travel writer. Consumer journalist. Copywriter. Content writer.
I'm a freelance writer specialising in luxury travel, wildlife and conservation, lifestyle and well-being. My bylines include Conde Nast Traveller, The Telegraph, The Times, TTG, The Independent, The Guardian, Sainsbury's Magazine, Cruise & Travel, and World of Cruising. I also collaborate with specialist tour operators, including Expert Africa, Experience Travel Group and Original Travel. A consumer journalist by trade, I bring the same curiosity and rigour to my commercial work. Beyond travel, I work with a broad mix of B2C and B2B clients, creating engaging, on-brand content across multiple formats. I've produced sponsored content with Guardian Labs, crafted countless advertorials and know how to balance editorial style with a client's brief. No matter the topic or audience, I'm highly skilled in adapting tone of voice to fit. In recent years, I've written about everything from fine art and high jewellery to menopausal health and workplace equality. (So I know my Boivin from my Bulgari — and the difference between HR, Hirst and HRT.) Whether you need long-form features, snappy web copy, newsletters or hardworking SEO-friendly evergreen content, I'll find the right words for your brand. Drop me a message if you'd like to chat.
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Creative Writer and Storyteller
Oluwabunmi A. Adaramola is a storyteller and researcher working in academia. Her creative work explores the human condition through deeply intimate narratives that engage with themes of body politics, desire, feminism, and womanhood. Her works have appeared in Brittle Paper, Kalahari Review, Journal of African Youth Literature, African Writer, Akpata Magazine, Sprinng, and elsewhere. Her short story ‘A Cadence of Familial Desires’, appears in Noisy Streets’ second anthology, A Man and A Woman and Other Stories. She was a Top 5 finalist for the PfAL Black History Month Literary competition in 2023. Her story, ‘A Name is a Body of Memories’ was shortlisted for the Lolonwa Storytelling Prize for Fiction in 2025. Her short story, Say My Name when the Crow Calls, was nominated by Akpata Magazine for the 2026 Caine Prize for African Fiction. She has an unhealthy caffeine addiction and is an unrepentant bibliophile with more romance novels than shelf space and a book buying habit she refuses to cure. The Days we Long For is her debut contemporary romance novel.
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Journalist
Journalist with experience in news reporting, copy and features writing. Passionate about local and regional journalism, as well as arts and culture journalism.
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Freelance media/tech/digital culture reporter
I'm a freelance editor and reporter with bylines in the Observer, The Drum, Digital Content Next, and many more. Additionally, I have written on digital culture and entertainment for TechRadar, GamesIndustry.biz, and many more. I have also been a researcher and consultant for media organisations including WAN-IFRA, for whom I have written reports on advertising and helped put together the agenda for their Digital Media Europe conference. I am the producer and host of the Media Voices podcast, and co-founder of the Publisher Podcast Awards and Publisher Newsletter Awards.
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Journalist
Entertainment, culture, travel and food journalist, writing for Esquire, BBC Culture, The Independent, The Evening Standard, i newspaper, The Guardian, Grazia, Easyjet Traveller, Vera (Virgin Atlantic) and Vulture. Branded content writer and cultural consultant, with a background in brand PR/marketing: one half of Sonido Media company. Subscribe to my TV-meets-food Substack newsletter, TV Dinners!
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Communications consultant and writer
Based in Norwich, UK, I help organisations find the right words for brands, campaigns and communications. My work spans brand voice, strategic messaging, campaign development and writing, from developing tone of voice and brand books from scratch, to shaping campaigns and rewriting websites. I’ve worked with charities, public bodies, universities and purpose-led organisations, as well as consumer brands and creative agencies. Clients have included the Royal Horticultural Society (RHS), World Economic Forum, NHS, Start-Rite Shoes, Sarah Raven, University of East Anglia (UEA), Norwich University of the Arts, the Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE), Royal Canin, UCAS and Beat. Drop me a line: [email protected]
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Journalist
I am a Gold Standard NCTJ-qualified journalist. I write about nuclear, defence, infrastructure, the environment and UK politics for a range of publications. I am experienced in strategic communications, media relations, public speaking, social media and public affairs. Get in touch about my journalism or other work related matters via [email protected] (Proton) or any secure messaging apps +44 7942 363713. All other information about me can be found here: https://linktr.ee/tompashby
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Healthcare Technology Marketing & Communications Specialist
A senior communications and marketing partner with a broad range of skills to support business goals. Expertise in internal and external communications strategy and planning, brand and corporate messaging, content development and social media, press and media relations. A former journalist, I am passionate about bringing the right message to the right audience through impactful storytelling through a variety of media and in accessible formats and channels. Experience in GTM strategies, value propositions, brand asset management, thought leadership and interviewing, case studies, stakeholder briefs, white papers, website teardowns, award writing and submissions.
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Travel writer
Tom is a travel writer specialising in China, where he lived for 12 years. He also covers Japan, Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan and Mongolia, as well as Denmark and Scotland. He is a regular guidebook author for Lonely Planet, DK and others, and reports on travel for The Telegraph.
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Journalist and author.
2026 Amnesty Media Awards - highly commended, written feature [modern slavery] 2025 Foreign Press Association Journalism Awards. Runner up [Modern slavery at McDonald's] 2025 British Journalism Awards - Campaign of the Year shortlist (Asbestos - Britain's hidden killer, Daily Mail) 2024 British Press Awards - Campaign of the Year shortlist (Act Now on Asbestos, Sunday Times). 2023 British Press Awards, nominated Feature Writer of the Year, Sunday Times Magazine. 2023 Society of Editors' Media Freedom Awards, Campaign of the Year shortlist (Act Now on Asbestos, Sunday Times). 2023 Fetisov International Journalism Awards, Contribution to civil rights reporting, shortlisted. * Scroll down for examples of my work. I HAVE BEEN A JOURNALIST for more than 40 years. During that time, I have written for, or contributed to, The Independent (as Chief Reporter and co-founder of its investigations unit), The Times, Guardian, Mail, Sunday Times Magazine, London Evening Standard, Observer Magazine, Independent and Guardian Saturday magazines, National Geographic, YOU Magazine and many others. During my years writing news, I covered the 2003 war in Iraq, the war in Kosovo (from Albania and Macedonia), 9/11 in New York, the Concorde Crash in Paris, the death of Princess Diana, the mass shooting of schoolchildren in Dunblane and a host of other major stories. I warned about big data mining a decade before it became a crisis, proved Britain's 'impregnable' ID cards and passports could be hacked and faked, and listened while Myra Hindley told me about the secret code she used to write letters to Ian Brady in prison. While writing features, I took ayahuasca in the Amazon for The Times, closed down a baby-trafficking ring in Nairobi for The Guardian, and was threatened by the infamous property magnate Nicholas van Hoogstraten for uncovering the riches he hid after his murder trial. I helped to free an innocent IRA 'bomber'; proved the Conservatives were taking foreign donations from heroin traffickers; and had airline safety law changed after the Lockerbie bombing. I've written two books, Follow the Money and Gold Fever, that were each chosen as Book of the Week by BBC Radio 4. Follow the Money was also a Time Out Book of the Week. And I was once included in Time Out’s “Culture 100” list of the most creative and influential people in the UK media industry. I was made a Life Member of the National Union of Journalists in 2023. I co-directed the movie Follow the Money, which was named Best Documentary at the Louisville Film Festival, shortlisted for Best Documentary at the SoHo International Film Festival in New York, and commended in the LA Film Review Awards. It was released on Amazon Prime in November 2019. I have also taught journalism at City University and Goldsmiths. Features and long form commissions welcomed gratefully at [email protected] Some examples of my work are offered below, in no particular order.
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