The Manchester-based agency has been appointed by MindsinMotion.net, a Dutch-government funded website on ‘green’ transport, to provide weekly news and features in English on environmental transport issues from across Europe.

Wordsworks, which already has several clients in the environmental sector, will research and write weekly stories on topics such as alternative fuels and environmentally-friendly buses.

It will also provide ad hoc support to the development and branding of the website and associated marketing communications material.

The second overseas appointment for the writing company is from Singapore-based international business association XL Foundation, which has commissioned Wordsworks to write its first annual sustainability report.

Inspired by the UN-sanctioned Global Reporting Initiative, the sustainability report outlines the work of the XL Foundation in the context of its environmental, social and cultural impact.

The new clients cap a busy autumn for Wordsworks, which has recently finished writing recruitment brochures for two major law firm clients.

Gareth Chadwick, managing director of Wordsworks, said, “this autumn has been our busiest quarter ever. More and more firms are recognising that they need to communicate their expertise and their brand in a way that reinforces their credibility, not detracts from it. Creating professional, clear and engaging written material is fundamental to that.”

Wordsworks is a specialist writing consultancy , with a particular focus on the professional services, enterprise and environmental sectors.

It was set up by former professional services journalist Gareth Chadwick in 2003 to provide outsourced writing and editing services. Typical projects include firm brochures, web sites, case studies, blogs, recruitment brochures, client newsletters, reports and in-house magazines.

Wordsworks’ client list includes The College of Law, Ince & Co, Eversheds, Foresight Venture Partners, Addleshaw Goddard, UK Centre for Environmental and Economic Development, TLT Solicitors, Northwest Regional Development Agency and The Independent.