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Letter - In defence of the Home Office PROs

I feel strongly that the Home Office press office has not 'covered up' news or offered its seniors 'ill-conceived' advice (News, 16 November). But following last week's news on Jacqui Smith being advised not to disclose the number of illegal immigrants working in the security industry, I do believe...

Letter - Boris and Ken's staff want the same ends

How strange that Richard Patient (Letters, 5 October) misses the point in my column of 13 September about Boris and Ken's staff both working to the same ends.

Letter - Chance to promote the best of British

Mattel's ongoing PR crisis may have been handled with great skill (Analysis, 7 September).

Letter - Protective Act is not draconian legislation

Sarah Robertson's story, 'Amazon to drive controversial Act' (News, 20 July) rightly talks of our appointment to work on the new Mental Capacity Act. However, in her comments about the Act, she appears to be describing another law called the Mental Health Act.

Letter - Congestion debate will affect us all

The Manchester city region is in the midst of a highly charged debate over proposals to bid for a combined transport improvement programme and congestion charge.

Letter - Separate bodies serve little purpose

There is no need for a separate organisation for charity communicators (6 July). I believe top charity PROs would serve the sector better by taking the Chartered Institute of Public Relations' more holistic approach to communications.

Letter - Whelan's weekly Tory taunts get tiresome

How lucky is Charlie Whelan that he has a weekly opportunity to undermine the Conservative Party?

Letter - Political spectrum is not just three parties

You have to take your hat off to CAFOD for getting Tony Blair, David Cameron and Menzies Campbell to do YouTube shorts backing the Darfur appeal (25 May). Was it just me, though, who found the 'all three parties' line jarring in PRWeek's coverage?


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