CIPR Local Public Services Group warns against revised publicity code plans

By Matt Cartmell, prweek.com, 17 November 2010, 8:58am

The public will become increasingly remote from councils and disengaged from civic involvement as a result of a proposed revised publicity code, the CIPR has claimed.

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