About

The PR Store helps companies, charities and public sector organisations

  • Gold Winner – Best Community Campaign, PRide Awards in Scotland, 2005
  • Finalist – Best Small Team/Independent Practitioner, PRide Awards in Scotland, 2004

Adrian Mahoney – the PR Store’s managing consultant – is an award-winning communications consultant with over 30 years of experience. He specialises in creative campaigns for local government, heritage, and community sectors. As well as working on his own, he also partners with trusted public relations professionals and creative partners.

Adrian Mahoney in red T-shirt in front of computers in office.

How Adrian can help you

Adrian provides strategic advice and hands-on support for your projects. You can work with him to:

  • manage media relations and digital platforms
  • engage with stakeholders and organise live events
  • develop policy and run public consultations
  • manage reputational risk and build partnerships

Professional experience

Adrian has a deep understanding of how local and national government works. He has served as a journalist at The Falkirk Herald newspaper and a senior councillor at Falkirk Council. He has worked with decision-makers at Holyrood and Westminster and national agencies including:

  • VisitScotland
  • Historic Environment Scotland

Heritage and community work

Adrian supports major tourism and cultural projects. His work includes:

  • contributing to The Helix and The Kelpies
  • founding The Friends of Kinneil, an award-winning community heritage group

He uses his skills as a journalist to tell stories through written, visual, and audio content. His goal is to make sure your communications are inclusive, meaningful, and deliver clear results.

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Latest PR Store posts on Instagram

Our Adrian Mahoney popped into Pittencrieff Park in Dunfermline this week, en route to meetings. Overlooking the park was this statue of the town's greatest son, Andrew Carnegie. Community groups in Bo'ness are being urged to take part in the town's Volunteer Fair on 28 September. It's a great way to raise your profile and get new helpers. Read our story on The PR Store site. Falkirk artist Rhona Duffy with the four stunning mosaic panels she has created for the revamped garden space at Bo'ness Hospital. Over the years The PR Store has produced a range of print materials for clients - from flyers like the Kinneil leaflet pictured to annual reports and newsletters. Visit our website to see samples. Fancy a winter walk? Check out the updated audio guide for the Bo'ness foreshore in central Scotland - supported by local groups and partners and produced by The PR Store An installation on Bo'ness foreshore, celebrating the area's mining heritage. Find out more. Check out our free audio guide, hosted on the @izi.travel app .... The PR Store profiled Bo'ness Motor Museum - and its Bond cars - for an audio guide. A gift from a client. Always nice to be appreciated. The PR Store's boss Adrian Mahoney - @adrianmahoney.scotland - worked as a journalist and in a small agency before launching his own award-winning business in 1999.