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STOP PRESS: BSMG lauded for being family friendly

BSMG Worldwide has been voted a caring employer by working parents in an awards ceremony organised by charity Parents at Work, which campaigns for better deals for working parents. The agency's FlexiOption programme includes enhanced maternity leave on full pay and paid carer's leave.

PUBLIC SECTOR: Top PR post created at Havering Council

Restructuring at Havering Borough Council in London has identified the need for a head of communications to co-ordinate PR strategy. At present the most senior PRO is senior communications officer Jackie Feeney. The new role comes in above her. The new head will be in charge of building links with local,...

PUBLIC SECTOR: RNIB campaigns to change perceptions

The Royal National Institute for the Blind has launched a six-month education campaign, 'Changing the way we think about Blindness'. Handled solely by the charity's in-house five-strong communications team, headed by Lynne Stockbridge, the campaign aims to change minds about sight-loss and show that...

INTERNATIONAL: FDA to probe Shandwick and Schering-Plough

MADISON, NJ: Shandwick and pharmaceuticals client Schering-Plough are under investigation by the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) over allegations they engaged in a deceptive grass roots campaign to sell the hepatitis C drug Rebetron.

OPINION: Blair's worst week sets agenda for conference - The news headlines scream about Blair's worst week ever. How did a previously sure-footed government get itself into such a mess? And how will it get out?

The Labour party s honeymoon with the electorate lasted longer than most expected. Rigorous news management, good economic figures and a plainly inept opposition meant that three years in, the Government still had a 20 per cent lead over the Tories in the polls.

GLOBAL RANKINGS 2000: CENTRAL EUROPE - Doors wide open. PR agencies find a burgeoning environment for business in Central and Eastern Europe. Robert Gray reports

Major cultural and economic differences between countries make it difficult to consider Central and Eastern Europe as a homogeneous whole.

New body to give charity cutting edge image

The Muscular Dystrophy Campaign has created a new board to advise on communication issues. The charity's Commmunications Advisory Board, an initiative of recently-appointed communications head Leigh Chambers, met for the first time last week. The board comprises ten people from outside...

IFAW axes Shandwick to bring PR in-house

The International Fund for Animal Welfare has brought its campaigning PR function in-house following the emergence of a major client conflict within its retained agency, Shandwick. The global animal rights NGO terminated its relationship with Shandwick last month upon discovering that the...

PUBLIC SECTOR: Kelly aims at wider recognition for ESRC

Former Glasgow Lord Provost Michael Kelly is to join the Economic and Social Research Council's external relations advisory group. The role of the group, which meets three to four times each year, is to present the Council's work to its variety of user organisations. Kelly, who runs his own...

INTERNATIONAL: Chirac party PR campaigns for term reduction

PARIS: President Jacques Chirac's Gaullist political party, the Rassemblement pour la Republique, is spending pounds 220,000 on a publicity campaign for the 24 September national referendum, which will decide whether the French presidency's seven-year term can be reduced to five years....

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