UK Independence Party and YouGov in spat over polling
19 Jul 2002 | by CHRIS SCOTT
The UK Independence Party is understood to have been campaigning to skew opinion polls in the national media as part of a feud with online pollsters YouGov.
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Nine agencies secure place on DoH PR roster
19 Jul 2002 | by JOE LEPPER
Nine agencies have been selected for the Department of Health's first PR roster and the chance to handle around £500,000 worth of government PR work.
Public need more drugs awareness, shows NOP survey
19 Jul 2002
The Government needs to embark on a public awareness drive over its recent plans to overhaul drugs laws, according to research conducted exclusively for PRWeek.
PUBLIC SECTOR: Social care watchdog in comms overhaul
19 Jul 2002
The General Social Care Council is this week set to approve an overhaul of its in-house communications function.
PUBLIC SECTOR: Zimbabwe opposition party bids to gain global support
19 Jul 2002 | by JOE LEPPER
Zimbabwe's opposition Movement for Democratic Change has launched its first global PR and lobbying offensive.
PUBLIC SECTOR: LGA/LG Comms to stage conference to help with CPA
19 Jul 2002
The Local Government Association and council PR body LG Communications are to stage a conference to help PROs better handle the Government's controversial Comprehensive Performance Assessment scheme.
PUBLIC SECTOR: PR push to gauge public opinion on party broadcasts
19 Jul 2002
The Electoral Commission has launched a PR campaign to gauge viewer opinion on party political broadcasts.
PUBLIC SECTOR BRIEFS: NCH raises awareness about self-harm
19 Jul 2002
CHARITY: Children's charity NCH has launched a PR campaign to raise awareness of self-harm among teenagers. NCH director of public policy Caroline Abrahams says an estimated 200,000 11-to-15 year-olds self-harm. PR work includes publicising detailed research on the subject and a leaflet aimed at teenagers...
PUBLIC SECTOR BRIEFS: UK Accreditation Service to boost work
19 Jul 2002
ACCREDITATION: The UK Accreditation Service, the government body that hands out quality marks to companies, has pledged to boost its media relations work. An extra PRO has been recruited and the body has now sponsored London Zoo's monitor lizard in its attempt to gain publicity. Last year it stopped...
PUBLIC SECTOR BRIEFS: UK Transplant lobbies councils
19 Jul 2002
UK TRANSPLANT: UK Transplant is lobbying councils to send out organ donor registration forms at the same time as the annual voting registration forms. The initiative has been devised to help the NHS's organ transplant agency achieve its target of enrolling 16 million potential donors by 2010. The figure...
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