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East Midlands Tourism to shortlist for fresh drive

31 Jan 2007 | by Sarah Robertson

East Midlands Tourism (EMT) has put its PR account out to tender as it seeks to boost visitor spending in the region.

Capitalize snares hockey account

31 Jan 2007

England Hockey has brought in Capitalize to promote the EuroHockey Nations Championships this August in Manchester.

Consumers 'not doing enough' to prevent ID theft

31 Jan 2007

The Information Commissioner's Office is this week urging consumers to better protect themselves against identity fraud.

Opinion: Peerage row won't be ended with spin

31 Jan 2007 | by Mike Granatt

It is curious but true - unlike the Cabinet colleagues he selects, the Prime Minister has no statutory powers. Even so, when he enters office, the unwritten power of patronage - to appoint or disappoint - has extra­ordinary potency.

Geronimo retains hold of National Lottery brief

31 Jan 2007 | by Sarah Robertson

Geronimo Communications has fought off three agencies to keep hold of its lucrative National Lottery Promotions Unit account.

Lambeth to lose comms deputy McGill

31 Jan 2007 | by David Quainton

The number two comms professional at one of London's most high-profile cou­ncils is to leave her role by the e­nd of March.

Scots social work body hires agency

31 Jan 2007

Scotland's Social Work Ins­pection Agency (SWIA) has hired Consolidated Communications as its first retained agency.

Exams body set for agency hire

31 Jan 2007 | by David Quainton

Newcastle-based qualification body NCFE is on the hunt for an agency, two months after it appointed a new chief executive.

Waverley Railway brief up for grabs

31 Jan 2007

The Scottish Borders Council is reviewing its agency support for the Waverley Railway - a 29-mile line from east of Edinburgh to the central Borders area - set to re-open in 2011.

FH director quits to run DWP comms for Hutton

31 Jan 2007 | by Sarah Robertson

The Department for Work and Pensions (DWP), overseen by secretary of state John Hutton, has poached Fishburn Hedges board director Sue Garrard to head its 320-strong comms department.

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