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London councils told to start Twittering, Gordon Brown's brothers on Cabinet Office list.
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The Public Sector Week
27 Mar 2009
COI reviews guidance on how to assess government websites, WREN chooses Tribe.
The public sector week
13 Mar 2009
the public sector. The London thames gateway corporation has appointed the London Communications ...
The Public Sector Week
06 Mar 2009
Department of Health launches contraceptive drive, Exeter promotes cycling among public.
Public Sector: Jobs to go at Arts Council
06 Mar 2009
Arts Council England is set to slash 25 communications posts as part of plans to cut a quarter of jobs across the organisation.
Public Sector: We were 'frittered' on Twitter site
06 Mar 2009 | by Richard Stokoe
People keep calling me a Luddite because I have little interest in the world of Twitter. Up until just a few days ago I saw very little reason for getting involved in sending 140-character snippets of information to a tiny circle of people. That was until I discovered the LGA was being 'frittered' -...
Public Sector: The Public Sector Week
30 Jan 2009
Foreign and Commonwealth Office to repitch travel advice account.
Public Sector: DCLG urges local spirit
30 Jan 2009
The Government has told local councils how they can use comms to build a sense of belonging within communities.
Public Sector: Campaign Breakdown - It Doesn't Have to Happen
30 Jan 2009
Agency: The Forster Company Client: The Home Office Timescale: Now until April Budget: Undisclosed The lowdown A new national anti-knife crime website and series of practical toolkits for local campaigners have been launched by Home Office minister Meg Hillier. The move forms part of the Government's...
Public Sector: Mayor to lose press officers
09 Jan 2009
The TaxPayers' Alliance (TPA) is calling on government bodies to follow the mayor of London's lead in reducing their numbers of press officers.
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