Polly Rance: The countdown is on for London 2012
23 Nov 2011 | by Polly Rance
Everywhere I look, from the Hackney Council website, to Trafalgar Square, I see countdown clocks to the 2012 Games.
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John Shewell: Yes We Can!
01 Dec 2011 | by John Shewell
Barack Obama clearly understood the power of communications and pioneered the use of social media in political campaigning to harness the goodwill of people and create a movement based on a simple story - change.
John Shewell: Be prepared for the next round of union protests
03 Nov 2011 | by John Shewell
30 November 2011 is shaping up to be a big day for public sector comms as the unions take to the streets in protest over a range of issues, notably over public sector pay and pensions.
Polly Rance: We need absolute clarity to discuss the cuts
27 Oct 2011 | by Polly Rance
The PR industry has its fads and fashions like any other, and public sector PR is no exception. At the moment it seems that the entire profession is obsessed by social media and its various applications, and that's no surprise, as it can be a very powerful tool.
Alex Aiken: resisting the winter blues
20 Oct 2011 | by Alex Aiken
Since the snow in January, the reputation of local public services has been improving.
George Eustice: Loyal civil servants are good for morale
20 Oct 2011 | by George Eustice
Liam Fox could always be relied on to go the extra mile for the team.
Luke Blair: Localism provides interesting challenges
13 Oct 2011 | by Luke Blair
The new drive towards this thing called localism poses some interesting challenges for communications professionals in the public sector.
John Shewell: Internal comms - put people first
06 Oct 2011 | by John Shewell
Local public service comms teams need to focus on internal comms as the sector goes through one of its most challenging periods.
Polly Rance: The perils of reputation management in a post-riot media environment
29 Sep 2011 | by Polly Rance
Later this autumn, Channel 4 is screening a new drama called Top Boy, a fictionalised account of urban gang culture, set in Hackney.
Alex Aiken: Where have all the heads of communication gone?
21 Sep 2011 | by Alex Aiken
The news that Leicestershire County Council will abolish its head of communications post marks the latest evidence of a worrying trend to downgrade the top PR role in local government.
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