McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau, founded by Principle Ben Skipper, and supported by his wife Anne, works with individuals and organisations across numerous sectors. Keen to keep McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau lean, Ben established ties with a range of Contract Partners, all specialists in the arts and heritage sectors. 

Our Contract Partners have a solid background in the arts, crafts, heritage and cultural industries and are accomplished writers, artists and creators in their fields. Their knowledge is manifested in an engaging output worthy of a far larger organization and gives McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau an edge over its competitors. This approach allows McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau to facilitate end-user experiences par excellence. In addition, contract Partners are free to pursue their interests; they retain copyright to their work and can build an exciting and engaging professional portfolio. Not only does this benefit them and McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau, but it also benefits future clients.

For work within the rural sector, McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau can draw on extensive experience gathered over 21 years, reaching out, if need be, to a range of specialists. From Equitation to architecture, the scope of commissions undertaken provides an accurate view of all aspects of rural life. 

From copywriting to well-researched feature-length articles and books, McClelland & Chase Communications Bureau excels at preparing and producing engaging text in Associated Press, Economist, Guardian and UK Government Communication Service styles. Using these styles helps us to create clear and concise texts for the customer, free of weasel words and clichés, that are wholly suitable for the intended audience.