Phil Shanahan, managing editor of Enigma Communications, was one of the guests at the unveiling of a green plaque in memory of Tommy Brown, a young NAAFI canteen assistant who helped shorten WWII.
Enigma Communications’ managing editor Phil Shanahan has been manning an exhibition and signing copies of his book about Tamworth WWII hero Colin Grazier who helped shorten the conflict.
A spontaneous and moving tribute was paid to three WW2 heroes following a talk at the George Hotel in Lichfield given by Enigma Communications’ managing director Phil Shanahan.
Three war heroes Enigma Communications managing director Phil Shanahan campaigned to bring to public attention have now been recognised in Parliament.
An ebook and updated version of The Real Enigma Heroes by Enigma Communications managing director Phil Shanahan has been published to mark the 75th anniversary of the WW2 story that inspired it.
An exhibition mounted by Enigma Communications managing editor Phil Shanahan was one of the main attractions at a Midlands history event.
The Daily Mirror interviewed Phil Shanahan, Enigma Communications’ managing editor, for a centre-page spread about the heroic actions of a teenage canteen assistant during WW2. Phil, who wrote about the exploits of Tommy Brown in his book, The Real Enigma Heroes, was quoted in the feature, explaining the significance of the youngster’s courage. Tommy boarded…
The new website of one of Britain’s biggest and most successful private enterprises has gone live with content supplied by Enigma Communications. Purico hired us to describe its complex global operation across three continents and seven sectors for its freshly designed site. The brief was to make the text accessible for everyone from the conglomerate’s…
Enigma Communications’ story on a client who won the unusual title of the UK’s Gravedigger of the Year was picked up by the national press and television after being published in the Sunday Express. David Homer turned to us to help him publicise his triumph in the annual Good Funeral Awards and was rewarded with…
Phil Shanahan (left), managing editor of Enigma Communications, pictured at the unveiling of the exhibition with Tony Fasson, who was named after his uncle. An exhibition about the capture of vital codebooks from a German U-boat has been opened at Bletchley Park with the help of Enigma Communications’ managing editor Phil Shanahan. Phil acted as…
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