to remove filtersSerious times as there is no news which appears to be good news
21 Aug 1998 | by BERNARD INGHAM
the run-up to the party conferences, both our main political parties are pre-occupied with ...
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The danger of putting the news cart too far ahead of the horse
16 Oct 1998 | by BERNARD INGHAM
report on the funding of political parties. There is nothing fundamentally new in this. Leaks have ...
Where are the real values of our two main political parties?
24 Jul 1998 | by BERNARD INGHAM
Last week our two main political parties lost their marbles. Labour decided to spend, spend, spend...Last week our two main political parties lost their marbles. Labour decided to spend, spend ...
TOP EUROPEAN AGENCIES 1998: SWITZERLAND - The number of big businesses has increased and so has their investment in communications
24 Jul 1998
geographically surrounded by Union members. Having enjoyed a coalition of the same four political parties since...geographically surrounded by Union members. Having enjoyed a coalition of the same four political parties since ...
TOP EUROPEAN AGENCIES 1998: BELGIUM - Despite problems of high unemployment, domestic consumption has still proved buoyant Photographs (Omitted)
24 Jul 1998
political parties and the expulsion by the Francophone Christian Democrat party of its senior members. At
Fear of a roasting keeps MPs away from barbecue
24 Jul 1998 | by STEPHANIE FRANCE
competition that evening from four other political parties: the New Statesman s summer do, Shandwick s ...
STOP PRESS: Archbishop of Canterbury hires BBC man
10 Jul 1998 | by SOPHIE BARKER
Archbishop of Canterbury. Harris s remit covers relations with the Government, political parties and...Archbishop of Canterbury. Harris s remit covers relations with the Government, political parties and ...
Public Affairs: Lobbyists get serious about new standards - With Scotland and Wales preparing for devolution, PR and public affairs bodies are revising their rules and looking to the new assemblies to help regulate the lobbying industry
03 Jul 1998 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
Independent s recent series of articles on political parties using public affairs agencies to help ...
Fighting over common ground - In the run-up to next week’s historic election in Northern Ireland each party has found itself treading new and unfamiliar communications ground. Juliette Garside reports
19 Jun 1998 | by JULIETTE GARSIDE
candidates from more than 12 political parties will stand for election. The five main political parties ...
Local Government PR: Waking the voters up to local elections - Local councils are using PR to boost low election turnouts, and extending the remit of their PR chiefs but communications alone cannot restore confidence in the democratic process
05 Jun 1998 | by ROBERT GRAY
for whether or not it wanted an elected mayor. The fact that the three main political parties ...
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