PR & Communications jobs in the UK

Live pr & communications roles plus reconciled 2026 salary data by region.

2402 live pr & communications roles

Head of Public Relations

London Borough of Newham

£120,000–£160,000

Our client, a prominent organization within the Media & PR sector, is seeking an accomplished and visionary Head of Public Relations to lead their…

Remote Marketing, PR & Creative
5 days ago Apply on WhatJobs

Communications Manager

Glasgow

£60,000–£85,000

Would you like to lead communications for a nationally significant defence infrastructure programme supporting the future operational capability of…

Hybrid Marketing, PR & Creative
5 days ago Apply on WhatJobs
Voy

Consumer PR Manager

London

£60,000–£90,000

We’re looking for a Consumer PR Manager to build our in-house consumer PR capability from the ground up, making Voy famous across consumer affairs…

Marketing, PR & Creative
5 days ago Apply on WhatJobs
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Communications Manager

Remote

See advert for pay

If you are seeking an impactful role and the opportunity to work with a high-profile, purpose-driven organisation, this current full-time role for a…

Remote Marketing, PR & Creative
5 days ago Apply on WhatJobs

PR & Communications salary by region (2026)

RegionSalary range (median)
London (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£38,000 – £65,000 (midpoint £51,500)
South East (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£34,000 – £58,000 (midpoint £46,000)
Midlands (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£30,000 – £50,000 (midpoint £40,000)
North West (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£30,000 – £50,000 (midpoint £40,000)
Scotland (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£30,000 – £50,000 (midpoint £40,000)
Yorkshire (indicative)
no live adverts yet: baseline range
£28,000 – £48,000 (midpoint £38,000)

Methodology: medians reconcile live advertised UK salaries for this role and region; 25th–75th percentiles are shown only where at least 5 live salaried listings back them. They are measured or omitted, never interpolated. Rows marked indicative are anchored to our curated 2026 baseline ranges until enough live data accrues. Listings advertising an implausible annual figure (a mislabelled hourly or daily rate) are excluded rather than converted, because converting one means guessing the hours behind it.

Market view. Account executives and press officers anchor the band, communications managers sit in the middle and heads of communications above it; financial and corporate PR pay most, public sector and charities least.
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FAQs

What does a communications manager earn?

Indicatively £30,000–£50,000 in the regions and £38,000–£65,000 in London; heads of comms £60,000–£90,000.

Agency or in-house?

Agencies pay less at junior level but progress faster; in-house roles pay more mid-career.

What do employers check?

Right to work, references and writing samples.

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