NEWS: McDonald’s plans to appoint a lobbying firm
08 Dec 1995 | by STEVE BEVAN
Fast food giant McDonald s is on the verge of appointing a lobbying firm to provide political monitoring and analysis.
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NEWS: APCO and Charles Barker promote daylight saving
08 Dec 1995
A coalition led by The Rank Organisation and London First is to spend an estimated pounds 30,000 to pounds 40,000 over two months on lobbying for a bill to put Britain permanently on Summer Time.
NEWS: BAA hires Fallon for political job
08 Dec 1995 | by AMANDA HALL
Des Wilson, director of corporate communications at airport operator BAA, has recruited Tim Fallon from Lowe Bell Political as his government relations manager. Fallon, 25, who joined Lowe Bell a year ago from the House of Commons where he worked as a researcher, replaces BAA s outgoing head of government...
Can the Government convince Britain to feel secure again?
08 Dec 1995 | by BERNARD INGHAM
Which institution faces the greatest PR challenge in 1996? President Bill Clinton, to demonstrate that he is a real world leader? Sinn Fein/IRA, to convince us that they believe in peace? Shell, to recover a reputation for environmental sensitivity after its Brent Spar and Nigerian misfortunes? The...
NEWS: Ex-NUS chief Fitzsimons wins young IPR award
08 Dec 1995 | by MICHAEL KAVANAGH
Lorna Fitzsimons, former president of the National Union of Students and now a political consultant with lobbying firm Rowland Sallingbury Casey, has been named as the Institute of Public Relations first Young Communicator of the Year.
NEWS: The International Spinal Research Trust
08 Dec 1995
The International Spinal Research Trust is looking for corporate sponsors to join forces with former Superman star, Christopher Reeve and PR agency Shandwick, in supporting Push 2,000, a 1,000-mile fundraising wheelchair challenge from Land s End to John O Groats. Reeve, who broke his neck in a riding...
ANALYSIS: The BBC’s painful but necessary renewal
08 Dec 1995 | by MICHAEL KAVANAGH
Successful lobbying has seen off the threat of dismemberment which faced the BBC. The draft charter is proof that PR has won the public service argument
CAMPAIGNS: Charity; A helping hand in one number
08 Dec 1995 | by ANN HILLS
client: The Samaritans PR team: In-house team Campaign: One Number Timescale: Four months Cost: pounds 100,000 including PR and advertising by Ogilvy & Mather.
CAMPAIGNS: Judge and Jury; ‘Steady as she goes’ doesn’t keep the punters happy
08 Dec 1995 | by HUGH COLVER
Hugh Colver, former director of communications for the Conservative Party, explains how the Budget could have been used as a brilliant PR opportunity to jolt the public out of its political ennui
DIARY: There’s still no light at the end of the Tunnel in long-running libel saga
08 Dec 1995
The libel case brought by Evening Standard journalist Mira Bar-Hillel against lobbyist Maureen Tomison of Decision Makers (PR Week 24 February) rumbles on.
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