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Lee considers agency launch with Rabbatts

23 Jul 1999 | by SOPHIE BARKER

Lambeth Council s reforming chief executive and BBC governor Heather Rabbatts is believed to be considering a move into communications consultancy with Westminster Strategy deputy managing director Mike Lee.

IPR head calls for regulatory body for all lobbyists

23 Jul 1999 | by BEN ARNOLD and JULIETTE GARSIDE

IPR director general Colin Farrington last week called for the establishment of a government agency to oversee lobbyists, dubbed Oflob.

STOP PRESS: HEA hands drugs education work to MS&L

23 Jul 1999 | by SIMON ELLERY

The Health Education Authority has turned to its roster agency Manning, Selvage and Lee to encourage parents to talk to their children about drugs. The consumer work was won after a three-way pitch.

Greenlines wins male health education task

23 Jul 1999 | by SIMON ELLERY

Japanese pharmaceutical firm Yamanouchi has appointed Greenlines Healthcare Communications on fees in excess of pounds 200,000 to raise awareness of benign prostate hypertrophy, a urinary condition which affects men.

The PCC’s ruling on a complaint by Tony Blair raises questions

23 Jul 1999 | by BERNARD INGHAM

Every PRO eventually has to handle the media on issues affecting the lives of children of public figures, privacy and hate campaigns based on rumour and innuendo. I therefore feel bound to examine the Press Complaints Commission s investigation of the Mail on Sunday s interest in Tony Blair s choice...

PUBLIC SECTOR: T&G in talks with APCO over Lufthansa boycott

23 Jul 1999 | by ED SHELTON

T Don t Fly Lufthansa campaign, launched this week. The campaign is promoting a boycott of the German airline after 270 workers were sacked last October at Lufthansa Skychef, a Heathrow catering facility owned by the company.

PUBLIC SECTOR: Meningitis Trust appoints first comms head

23 Jul 1999 | by ED SHELTON

The National Meningitis Trust is bringing in Jane Valentine as its first communications head, to raise the profile of the charity. One of her first tasks when she joins in August will be to spearhead the PR activity for National Meningitis Week in September. She will report to Angela Dudley, the charity...

PUBLIC SECTOR: Aids charity revamps comms after merger

23 Jul 1999 | by ED SHELTON

The Terrence Higgins Trust s marketing director Christine Armitage is putting the finishing touches to a communications revamp in the wake of the trust s absorption of four other HIV/AIDS charities. She will now co-ordinate the PR and marketing of what has become trust s regional operations in Yorkshire,...

PUBLIC SECTOR: Hammersmith struggles to fill new PR role

23 Jul 1999 | by ED SHELTON

The London Borough of Hammersmith s intended move away from press relations towards PR (PR Week, 26 March) appears to be on hold. The council has joined the list of London boroughs which have fallen foul of the lack of interest among PR professionals in working for local government. Peter Savage,...

Ludgate plans to stop charges for monitoring work

23 Jul 1999 | by SOPHIE BARKER

Ludgate public affairs plans to stop charging for monitoring by the end of this year, and has transferred its service to the internet.

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