Public Affairs: Quintus to drive Directgov uptake
13 May 2005 | by Donna Werbner
The companies behind government efforts to make public services available through technology have drafted in Quintus Public Affairs to boost adoption.
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Public Affairs: Lobbyists welcome reduced Commons majority
13 May 2005
London's principal public affairs consultants have hailed the general election outcome as a great result for the lobbying industry as Labour tries to push through its agenda with a radically diminished majority.
Kissack secures role as Chancellor's spokesman
13 May 2005 | by Ian Hall
Chancellor Gordon Brown has reshuffled his comms team as his long-trailed succession of Tony Blair as PM appears increasingly imminent.
Public Sector: NHS brings in Sinclair Mason for blood donor drive
29 Apr 2005 | by Dan Bloch
The National Blood Service is embarking on a media relations campaign to promote giving blood in the run-up to the second World Blood Donor Day, which will be hosted in the UK on 14 June.
Public Sector: GLA seeks media support to lure Chinese to London
29 Apr 2005 | by Sarah Robertson
The Greater London Assembly (GLA) is bidding to attract businesses and tourists from China and is in talks with PR agencies to spearhead the programme.
Public Sector: PR Store helps West Lothian find local volunteers
29 Apr 2005
West Lothian Association of Community Councils (WLACC) is appealing to residents to join its group as part of a wider campaign to boost its profile.
Public Sector: Tribal to manage ALG comms audit
29 Apr 2005
The Association of London Government (ALG) is auditing its comms function as it prepares to lobby the new government after the general election. The association represents the capital's 33 boroughs on issues such as funding and transport.
F-H pays $4.5m to settle LA suit
29 Apr 2005
LOS ANGELES, CA: Fleishman-Hillard has ended a multi-million-dollar overbilling lawsuit, brought by the city of Los Angeles, with a $5.7m (£3m) settlement.
Election Watch 2005: Low turnout emerges as Labour's biggest test
29 Apr 2005
With the media having virtually written off the Tories last weekend, the election campaign noticeably livened up this week as Iraq took over the agenda.
Election Watch: Study shows Blair turning media image around
29 Apr 2005
Having been lambasted in the opening week of the general election campaign over Tony Blair's status as a 'liability' to the party, Labour has since enjoyed much more positive coverage in current affairs programmes.
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