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Westminster Strategy buys Political Context

Top four lobbying agency Westminster Strategy (WS) is to merge with Political Context to create a 45-strong outfit with an estimated fee income of pounds 2.5 million.

Cross-border PR R&E is low priority for multinationals

A quarter of multinational companies do not test the effectiveness of their international PR programmes, and another 30 per cent do not use media analysis according to research carried out by the PRCA.

’Responsibility’ tops BAT’s new PR agenda

British American Tobacco, the world s second largest multinational tobacco company, is set to position itself as a responsible company within a controversial industry .

Telewest rejigs PR after Hood leaves

Cable company Telewest is to lose its corporate communications and investor relations director Ian Hood, who is leaving the company after six years to set up on his own.

Diana fund names first communications chief

The Diana, Princess of Wales, Memorial Fund has appointed United Biscuits external affairs chief, Joanna Scott, as its first head of communications.

Man United turns to PR to regain public approval

Manchester United Football Club is to hire a corporate PR firm in a bid to improve its community relations. Sources say the football club is keen to promote a more positive image to both local and national supporters and sponsors.

STOP PRESS: Edelman founder hints at possible flotation

Daniel Edelman, the founder of the only independent top ten global PR agency, last week hinted of a possible change in his firm s status.

STOP PRESS: Marshall quits Kingfisher after nine months

Kingfisher public affairs manager David Marshall has resigned after nine months in the post. He has not yet decided on either his next move or his departure date. Marshall previously spent 15 years in the Government Information and Communication Service. He reports to corporate affairs director Mike...

STOP PRESS: BBC1’s Burden replaces Junor at John Lewis

Paul Burden, previously presenter of BBC1 s Business Breakfast, has moved to the John Lewis Partnership to take its top PR post as general editor.

STOP PRESS: Harvard beats two to Teletext digital account

Teletext has hired Harvard PR to promote its new digital service (PR Week, 23 April). The agency won the six-figure consumer account last week following a three-way pitch against Rosalyn Palmer PR and Propeller Marketing Communications. To date, Teletext s PR has been handled in-house.

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