Radar PR Moves to New St Asaph HQ to Drive Growth 2026

Key Points

• Radar PR, a renowned public relations agency which recently received some awards, has relocated to new offices located in Bowen Court, St Asaph Business Park.
• According to the founder and director of the agency, Martin Williams, the relocation will offer the company a “fresh base for growth.”
• In 2026, Radar PR has already worked with about 20 new clients and projects.
• Among the new clients and projects are such as Johns’ Boys Choir, The Card Network, The Imperial Hotel Llandudno and Educate Group.
• The agency’s client list includes Coleg Cambria, Clogau, Rhug Estate, Mackenzie Jones Solicitors, Plas Dinas Country House and others.
• Mark Evans, director of Pebble Hill Property Ltd, which is the owner of Bowen Court, expressed his delight with Radar PR moving into the business park.
• In 2018, Martin Williams founded Radar PR after working in the media and communications industry for nearly two decades.
• For the third time, he was chosen as the PRCA DARE Awards Professional of the Year.
• The agency has announced that it will continue to have a personal approach to work.

St Asaph (Wales Times) October 17, 2026 — Award-winning public relations agency Radar PR has relocated to Bowen Court on uk/local/st-asaph/">St Asaph Business Park as it targets further growth following a busy period of client wins and project work.

As reported by Wrexham.com, the move marks the next chapter for the agency, which was founded by Martin Williams in 2018 and has built a client portfolio across North Wales and beyond. The company said its new headquarters will support continued organic growth while keeping it based in St Asaph.

Radar PR has worked with up to 20 new clients and projects during 2026, according to the report. Among the organisations recently added to its portfolio are Johns’ Boys Choir, The Card Network, The Imperial Hotel Llandudno and Educate Group.

Why has Radar PR moved to Bowen Court?

Martin Williams said Radar PR had grown through reputation, recommendations and results, and that he wanted the business to remain in St Asaph.

As reported by Wrexham.com, Mr Williams 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.”

He added:

“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.”

Mr Williams described 2026 as a particularly busy year, with up to 20 new clients and projects joining organisations the agency has represented for many years. He said some of those long-standing clients had been with Radar PR “for the whole journey”.

Who has welcomed Radar PR to Bowen Court?

Mark Evans, director of Pebble Hill Property Ltd, which manages Bowen Court, welcomed the agency to the St Asaph Business Park site.

As reported by Wrexham.com, Mr Evans said:

“We’re delighted to welcome Martin and Radar PR to Bowen Court.”

He added that the business park already hosts “some of the leading businesses in North Wales” and described Radar PR as “another well-established and highly regarded name” joining that community.

Mr Evans said Mr Williams had built a strong reputation in the region and further afield, adding: “We wish him every success as Radar PR enters this next chapter.”

Which clients are part of Radar PR’s portfolio?

Radar PR’s newer clients join an established portfolio of organisations from North Wales and beyond. According to Wrexham.com, these include 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 and Salisbury’s Chartered Accountants.

The agency provides media relations, content, reputation management and communications services. Wrexham.com reported that it supports organisations across education, tourism and hospitality, professional services, manufacturing, retail, sports, property, agriculture, health, technology and the third sector.

Who is Radar PR founder Martin Williams?

Martin Williams is originally from Rhyl and launched Radar PR in 2018 after almost two decades working in media and communications. As reported by Wrexham.com, he previously worked as a journalist for several newspaper titles, became Business Editor at the Daily Post and later served as Head of Communications at Wrexham University.

Mr Williams said he was approaching 30 years working in journalism, communications and PR. He said relationships and reputation remained central to the agency’s work, even as the media landscape had changed significantly.

“When I look back, I’m also approaching 30 years working in journalism, communications and PR, so relationships and reputation mean everything to me,” Mr Williams said, as reported by Wrexham.com.

He added: “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.”

What awards has Radar PR won?

The move to Bowen Court follows Martin Williams completing a hat-trick of PRCA DARE Awards after being named Professional of the Year for the third time. Wrexham.com reported that the recognition came as Radar PR continued to expand its client base and project work.

Mr Williams also thanked his family and three children for their support throughout the Radar PR journey. He said running a business brought challenges, but his family had supported him “every step of the way”.

What does the move mean for Radar PR’s future?

Mr Williams said the agency’s priority was not to become a large agency, but to maintain a personal approach while delivering quality work and lasting relationships.

“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,” he said, according to Wrexham.com.

He added:

“I’m incredibly grateful to every client and partner who has supported Radar PR and excited to see what the next chapter brings.”

Radar PR has directed people seeking updates to its homepage and to the social media accounts @martradar and @radarforpr.

Background of the development

Radar PR was established in 2018 by Martin Williams, a former journalist and communications professional from Rhyl. Before founding the agency, Mr Williams worked across newspaper journalism, served as Business Editor at the Daily Post and held the role of Head of Communications at Wrexham University.

The agency has since developed a reputation for media relations, content creation, reputation management and communications support. Its work spans sectors including education, tourism, hospitality, professional services, manufacturing, retail, sport, property, agriculture, health, technology and the third sector.

The relocation to Bowen Court follows a period in which Radar PR added up to 20 new clients and projects during 2026. The agency’s new base is at St Asaph Business Park, a location managed by Pebble Hill Property Ltd and home to a range of established North Wales businesses.

Prediction: How could the new HQ affect North Wales businesses?

For North Wales organisations, Radar PR’s move to Bowen Court could make its communications and media-relations services more visible within an established business community. Companies in sectors such as tourism, education, professional services, property and manufacturing may see the agency’s presence at St Asaph Business Park as a local option for public relations, reputation management and content support.

For existing clients, the relocation is unlikely to change the agency’s stated approach. Mr Williams has emphasised that Radar PR intends to retain a personal service model, focus on quality work and build long-term relationships rather than expand rapidly into a large agency.

For the wider St Asaph business park, the arrival of a recognised PR agency may add to its mix of professional and creative services. Bowen Court’s management has positioned the site as a base for leading North Wales businesses, and Radar PR’s move reinforces that positioning without indicating any wider commercial development beyond the agency’s relocation.