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Siobhan O'Neill is a journalist based in Staines-upon-Thames, United Kingdom. With a career in journalism stretching more than twelve years, Siobhan has extensive experience writing for national, consumer, specialist, trade, B2B and B2C media. She also has wide-ranging experience in copywriting, PR, digital and social media writing. Siobhan has spent the last five and a half years as Communications Manager for an international charitable organisation, working with the world's leading hotel groups on environmental sustainability and social responsibility. She has a clear understanding of issues including carbon fooprints and mitigating tech, water scarcity, human trafficking and youth employment as they pertain to the hospitality industry. Siobhan has written a wide variety of features, interviews, factual, case study-led, op-eds, listicles, product round-ups, insights, news, personal, real life, blog posts and columns over the years on a range of subjects. You can read testimonials and learn more about her client list from her website. www.siobhan-oneill.co.uk.
Portfolio
Feature on schools catering in The Times.
British Gas sponsored feature in The Times.
Interview with chef Simon Rimmer for Vegetarian Living magazine.
Coverage of the Cost Sector Catering Top 20 most influential round table at the Houses of Parliament.
