Adam Campbell

All website words for a large firm of Construction Consultants – including advice on best approach to storytelling as well as navigation, plus incorporation of SEO words and phrases to achieve high visibility.

"Although premium whiskies are luxury spends for the average Nigerian purse, promotion of whisky isn’t just about the very top end. And here there is a strong opportunity to make imported brands 'proudly Naija' – something that regular Nigerians can make their own."

Article on how whisky producers are making their mark in Nigeria.

Remit to describe and promote the work of Stewart Investors in general - and the Sustainable Funds Group in particular - to an 'everyman' reader. Involved full discovery through multiple interviews with investment analysts in Edinburgh, London and Sydney, as well as poring over company documentation, to get to the heart of Stewart's methodology. This was followed by preparation of a fresh narrative for the website.

"As one witness to the 1895 Indian Hemp Drugs Commission, Krishna Chandra Sanyal, stated: “The middle and higher classes of men, in imitation of the West, have mostly renounced bhang [cannabis] and taken to the whisky bottle.”

Article on India's special relationship with Scotch - one of the world's biggest markets for the spirit.

AT one point in his bestselling memoir, Do No Harm, Henry Marsh compares surgery on an aneurysm to bomb disposal work. One false move when you’re deep inside a patient’s head and the result is likely to be fatal. He concedes the flaw in the analogy – after all, it’s the patient’s life that’s at risk, not the surgeon’s.

Adam Campbell talks to acclaimed neurosurgeon Henry Marsh about a life in brain surgery.

IT’S 50 YEARS since Apollo XI delivered Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin onto the cratered surface of the moon, and the world’s most famous split infinitive “to boldly go” is as inspiring and relevant today as it was then

Adam Campbell looks at the challenges of human space flight and how related research is benefiting healthcare on Earth

"If one were plotting a route to become Chair of the RCGP, you would hardly set off from where Stokes-Lampard began. For starters, she never planned to go into medicine at all."

Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard talks to Adam Campbell about her first 11 months as Chair of the RCGP

The result is a deliciously fresh, rich and creamy organic mozzarella that defies the odds by being both soft and firm at the same time – in other words, a perfect mozzarella.

Website words for Kedar, an organic cheesemaker in Dumfriesshire, Scotland

Design by http://www.bremnerdesign.co.uk/

"I’m trying to show that medicine is an area of the humanities as valid as any of the more traditional humanities"

Adam Campbell talks to writer and GP Gavin Francis about his latest book.

Turnkey project creating website for artist Alison Dickson - included all design, coding, copywriting and images. Also creation of MailChimp links for newsletter and creation of client database.

SUMMONS -
"The BMJ under Godlee wears its campaigning heart on its sleeve"

Adam Campbell meets Dr Fiona Godlee - the forthright BMJ editor not afraid to take a stand

List of articles for Insight magazine - profiles and features on health and health professionals

Published by Medical and Dental Defence Union of Scotland

SUNDAY TIMES -

Just as she was starting to come to terms with her loss, 18 months after the tsunami, she suffered a brain haemorrhage while sailing in the Greek islands. It almost killed her.

A retired head teacher tells why she keeps returning to the resort where the 2004 tsunami killed her son. By Adam Campbell

In choosing Abbotsford, you will be following in the venerable footsteps of others who have made the pilgrimage to this jewel in Scotland’s crown, among them Queen Victoria, Charles Dickens, Harriet Beecher Stowe, Nathaniel Hawthorne, President Ulysses S. Grant and J.M.W. Turner.

Words for brochure, accommodation at Sir Walter Scott's house in the Scottish Borders

TO WALK down the street, oblivious to those around you, except perhaps for the occasional glance from a passer-by, is an everyday occurrence for most people. For Linzie, who grew up in Lancashire in the 1970s and now lives in Fife, such anonymity would be nothing short of a luxury.

Adam Campbell profiles Changing Faces, a charity that advocates on behalf of people with facial and other disfigurements.