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PUBLIC SECT0R BRIEFS: Virgin Mobile to continue partnership

SPONSORSHIP: Virgin Mobile is to continue its partnership with the British Red Cross. Although not setting a definite time limit to fundraising and sponsorship initiatives, the mobile phone firm is committed to the charity for the 'next few years'. This follows Virgin Mobile's sponsorship of a BRC blind...

OPINION: Performer Cherie puts on a polished media act

If Cherie Blair's obviously well-prepared 'clear the air' statement at a charity function on Tuesday tells us anything, it is that she genuinely earns her vast barrister's income - she knows how to perform to an audience.Plenty of people watching her speech will have a had sympathy for this busy career...

EDITORIAL: Blair can heal the Govt's media rift

In a recent interview with PRWeek (29 November) Max Clifford said his great achievement was attaching the word 'sleaze' to the Tories and that he would not hesitate at meting out the same treatment to New Labour.

CAMPAIGNS: Money raised for Tommy's by art blocks - Charity PR

Client: Tommy's PR Team: Sputnik Communications Campaign: Building Block's for Tommy's Timescale: October - November 2002 Budget: Not disclosed but majority of costs were donated

NATO steps up PR to 're-engage' US and grow support

NATO is planning a comms push to boost the support it receives in the US.

BSI Group hires agency for global and corporate work

The BSI Group, the firm that runs the British quality control Kitemark, has hired Bell Pottinger Good Relations to handle its global PR and public affairs.

STOP PRESS: Clinton Communicator of the Year

AWARD: Former US president Bill Clinton has been voted Communicator of the Year by the Foreign Press Association, ahead of Nelson Mandela and Rudy Giuliani. His award was collected by Brunswick partner James Rubin, who served in the State Department during Clinton's administration.

Research shows FBU winning war of words

The Fire Brigades Union is winning the war of words with the Government, according to an exclusive survey by NOP for PR Week.

Staff moves see Hall secure Shire Health UK MD role

The Shire Health Group has promoted Fiona Hall to London office MD.

PUBLIC SECT0R: Westminster City Council advised on improvements

Communication with minority groups and internal comms are two areas in which Westminster City Council must improve, according to the preliminary findings of an advisory group brought in to oversee the council's Best Value review of comms.


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