Grasshopper Communications

About Us

Grasshopper Communications is an award-winning communication agency specialising in the planning, transport, energy, property, infrastructure, regeneration, and environmental sectors.

We are a forward-thinking agency in terms of the way we operate as well as the service we deliver to our clients. We strive to use innovative approaches to deliver strategic communications and community engagement campaigns to help build awareness and raise the profile of our projects, with the aim of establishing dialogue and trust with target audiences.

We are committed to operating in a professional, sustainable and ethical way, in particular in the way we look after and develop our team, and regularly provide paid work placements for graduate trainees.

We are a member of the Public Relations and
Communications Associations (PRCA), Public Affairs Cymru, and Cynnal Cymru (Sustain Wales).

Grasshopper Communications is a certified Real Living Wage employer and has the Communications Management Standard (CMS) accreditation.

Industry Sectors

Government agencies, Government: local, Transport, Construction: Building, Environment, Public Sector, Property and Infrastructure, Energy

Disciplines

• Community relations
• Environmental communications
• Media Relations
• Government relations/lobbying: local
• Government relations/lobbying: national
• Campaigning
• Public Affairs
• Consulting: Communication Strategy
• Campaign Planning
• Crisis Management
• Brand Strategy
• Communications Training
• Engaging: event management
• stakeholder engagement
• engagement and consultation
• public affairs
• public relations
• advertising
• digital marketing; pay per click advertising
• search engine optimisation
• social media marketing.
• Social Media

Specialist Services

• Communications planning
• Marketing and Communications Support
• Dialogue and Participation Processes
• Social Media
• Virtual events
• Communications Strategy

Partners and Directors

Clare Jones, Managing DirectorJo Hatton-Jones, Director