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Hannigan moves up into NIO comms director role
14 Dec 2001 | by JOE LEPPER
takes over from Tom Kelly who left after the June general election to replace Alastair Campbell as ...
Blair election aide Randi takes Blue Rubicon post
15 Jun 2001 | by JOE LEPPER
jointly by Tom Kelly, promoted from the Northern Ireland Office where he was communications director ...
STOP PRESS: DCL Group created by Drury rebrand move
08 Jun 2001
Rogan and run by MD Tom Kelly. The agency handles regional work for the Army and BT. ...
Go Racing jeopardises government plans for UK betting
04 Jun 2001 | by Claire Billings
Tom Kelly, director general of the Betting Office Association which represents the UK's largest ...
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