AN AWARD-WINNING PR agency is building on continued growth and a high-profile client portfolio with a move to new offices in St Asaph.
Radar PR is relocating to Bowen Court on St Asaph Business Park following another successful period which has seen founder and director Martin Williams work with up to 20 new clients and projects during 2026.
Among the organisations to have joined the agency’s portfolio are Johns’ Boys Choir, The Card Network, The Imperial Hotel Llandudno, and Educate Group.
Martin said: “Radar PR has grown organically through reputation, recommendations and results, so to have so many fantastic long-standing and new clients is something I’m incredibly proud of.
“St Asaph has been a brilliant home for the business, and I wanted to stay here. Bowen Court gives Radar PR a fresh base as we enter the next chapter and continue to grow.
“It’s been a particularly busy 2026, with up to 20 new clients and projects alongside organisations we have represented for many years, some of whom have been with us for the whole journey.”
Mark Evans, Director of Pebble Hill Property Ltd, which manages Bowen Court, welcomed Radar PR to the popular business park.
“We’re delighted to welcome Martin and Radar PR to Bowen Court,” said Mark.
“We already have some of the leading businesses in North Wales based here, and Radar PR is another well-established and highly regarded name to join that community.
“Martin has built a fantastic reputation over many years, both in the region and further afield, and we wish him every success as Radar PR enters this next chapter.”
Radar PR’s new additions join a diverse client base featuring some of the best-known names and organisations in North Wales and beyond, including Coleg Cambria, Clogau, Cadnant Planning, Mackenzie Jones Solicitors, Rhug Estate, Our Rhyl/Ein Rhyl, Plas Dinas Country House, Robertson Geo, Supertemps, FFP Solutions Ltd, West End Dental, Mairead & Co Interiors, Party Hard Travel, Carbon Zero Renewables, Route Media, Salisbury’s Chartered Accountants and more.
Originally from Rhyl, the father-of-three launched the business in 2018 following almost two decades in the media and communications arena, having worked as a journalist for several newspaper titles before becoming Business Editor at the Daily Post and later Head of Communications at Wrexham University.
Since then, Radar PR has built a strong reputation for media relations, content, reputation management and communications, supporting organisations across education, tourism and hospitality, professional services, manufacturing, retail, sports, property, agriculture, health, technology and the third sector.
The latest chapter follows Martin completing a hat-trick of prestigious PRCA DARE awards, having been named Professional of the Year for the third time.
He added: “When I look back, I’m also approaching 30 years working in journalism, communications and PR, so relationships and reputation mean everything to me.
“The media landscape has changed enormously in that time, but telling a good story, knowing what makes news and understanding how and where to tell it remain at the heart of what we do.
“I’ve also been incredibly fortunate to have the support of my family and my three children throughout the Radar journey. Running your own business has its challenges and they have been there every step of the way.
“For me, it’s never been about becoming a huge agency. It’s about maintaining that personal approach, producing quality work, delivering results and building relationships that last.
“I’m incredibly grateful to every client and partner who has supported Radar PR and excited to see what the next chapter brings.”
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