In which I have a story published in the Shropshire Star

A story in my favourite newspaper begins:

One in four office workers complains of “chronic boredom”, turning to coffee and chocolate to lighten up their day. 

People are also more likely to have an alcoholic drink at the end of a boring day at work, a study of office-based employees showed. 

Four out of five of those surveyed by occupational psychologist Sandi Mann said boredom caused them to lose concentration, and half believed it led to mistakes.

Which is rather pleasing, because that story originates from a press released I sent out in the course of my day job.

All media professionals will agree. It doesn't get much better than getting a story into the Shropshire Star.