Public Sector: Children inspire Murray's homecoming
13 Dec 2012 | by Kate Magee
After tennis player Andy Murray won the US Open Men's Singles, his first Grand Slam title, Stirling Council wanted to organise a homecoming celebration.
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Campaign case study: NHS Wales staff champion health
12 Apr 2013 | by Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith
Public Health Wales wanted to improve the personal health of its NHS Wales staff, patients, and the wider community, across five lifestyle behaviour areas: drinking safely, taking regular exercise, eating five or more fruit and vegetables a day, stopping smoking, and working towards a healthy weight....
Public Sector: Assembly Rooms restored to past glory
22 Nov 2012 | by John Owens
Edinburgh venue the Assembly Rooms had been undergoing major refurbishment for 18 months. It hired CM Porter Novelli to publicise its reopening in July.
Mapping council comms budgets
08 Nov 2012 | by Matt Cartmell
Council comms spend has fallen drastically in the past five years. Matt Cartmell outlines PRWeek's exclusive findings.
Public Sector - Herts puts weight behind cord safety
26 Oct 2012
Following the death of toddlers Emily Warner and Arthur Winfield, who had become tangled in blind cords, the Hertfordshire Safeguarding Children Board launched a campaign to warn of the dangers of looped cords.
Public Sector: Stockport relies on primary recycling plan
19 Oct 2012 | by John Owens
Following the launch of a poorly received recycling service, Stockport Council wanted to educate residents about recycling and improve the service's image.
Cormac Smith - Ready for the fight
28 Sep 2012 | by John Owens
The chairman of local government PR body LGcomms is battling to maintain high standards despite budget cuts. John Owens reports.
The comms budget rollercoaster
13 Sep 2012 | by Matt Cartmell
Exclusive research by PRWeek looks at how the Government's marcoms budgets have changed over the past five years.
Public sector: Cambridgeshire police appeal for 101 calls
01 Aug 2012 | by Kate Magee
On 1 April, Cambridgeshire Constabulary was due to turn off its 0345 non-emergency number and only use the national single non-emergency number (SNEN) - 101. The force anticipated more calls to the police service centre (PSC), so it launched a campaign to explain 101's purpose.
Laura McKechan: Mastering the art of war
17 May 2012
Imperial War Museum London's comms chief is gearing up for the site's renovation and the centenary of World War One. Adam Hill reports.
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